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K-9

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  1. Crap call on a phantom trip.
  2. That’s five good periods in a row, too. Sustain is the operative word.
  3. Gilbert needs to stick. Lot to lIke about his game tonight.
  4. Best thing for him.
  5. So, several people using one computer to post here? Right. Act like a jerk and then blame it on the other guy using the computer. How convenient. Total. Bag. Of. Crap
  6. The human cheeto had to pander to the Georgia football crowd by mentioning Walker. As if that’s gonna earn him something. And calling Walker and idiot is a huge insult to idiots.
  7. And a huge waste of time to engage with.
  8. How long before they blow the play dead? Is there a rule for that? This might be the mother of unlikely scenarios. But I'm glad @That Aud Smellfinally has closure.
  9. Why would the refs pick up a live ball they ruled was a fumble? Perhaps we should ask Gene Saratore? 🙂
  10. So you're asking if a TD was never signaled and the refs threw the blue marker and ruled it a fumble immediately and what happens if the ball came to rest in the endzone? The refs wouldn't have picked up the live ball because they've already signaled it's a fumble. And they would simply have waited for either team to recover the ball. There's no time limit on that. But Taro is correct in that if the Jets had recovered in the endzone it's a TD because the fumble occurred at a time when it's legal for a team to advance its own fumble.
  11. Yep. I doubt he will ever play a minute for the Sabres. Question: will the Sabres lose their rights at some point or do we hold them in perpetuity?
  12. Nothing, because it was already ruled a TD. It would have remained a live ball if no TD was signaled, obviously. If it had been recovered by the Jest, it's their ball at the one because you can't advance your fumble. If the Texans recovered and no effort was made by them to advance the ball, they get it at the twenty on the touchback.
  13. Good point about corruption having always existed, but conditions created in our lifetime along with bad rulings by judges have helped pave the way for the rampant corruption we have now. While the Trump adoration is mind boggling, it doesn’t surprise me in the least. As I alluded to previously, laws passed by conservatives laid the foundation for it. It was predictable.
  14. The founders, brilliant as they were, simply could not conceive of today’s society and the technology that persuades it. Nor could they conceive of the blatant partisanship and graft that resides in several seats on our highest court their and their puppet masters who persuade them. Now the right wingers never like it when I say this, but the seeds for this corruption were planted in the 80s when conservatives saw fit to repeal the Fairness Doctrine which paved the way for media ownership laws to be radically changed. Now I can go on for days about why these laws were put in place and why they should be reinstated, especially the Fairness Doctrine, but suffice to say Nazi Germany or Fascist Italy wouldn’t have been able to succeed without the total control of the radio waves they used on a 24/7 basis, to broadcast their propaganda to the masses. Over and over and over again. Once people are in these bubbles, it’s nearly impossible to get out.
  15. You’re not alone. But since he’s not running as the sitting president this time, he won’t have the same mechanisms available to him this time around on the federal level and in states where certain legislators have attempted to enact changes in their certification laws, those have been challenged and defeated in the courts, like Georgia for example. When he loses, I fully expect another 60+ challenges in the courts and I expect he won’t win any of those just like last time. And there won’t be any rallies on the Ellipse and marches to the Capitol or an attack on it like last time. I’m amazed at how little some people know about the vote counting process and yet we have these radical right wing media crazies continue to spew lies about it and shout “voter fraud!” at every turn. The simple truth is, as several REPUBLICANS in charge of voting in their districts have said, voter fraud is extremely hard to do and extremely EASY to spot. It simply doesn’t exist on any scale large enough to impact outcomes. Why? Because it’s extremely hard to do and extremely easy to spot. Election officials and election workers just aren't the incompetent partisan hacks that right wing conspiracists think they are.
  16. Well, I was all set to say I wasn’t too upset with their game tonight and that they’d win a lot of games playing like they did. But now, I just can’t because they wilted and fell apart. Panthers are a great team and we simply aren’t anywhere near their level.
  17. I doubt Johnson will have the votes in the House.
  18. Well, I hope you didn’t strain yourself.
  19. Good. I welcome him to the fray because it will be nice to kick their ***** with their best lineup.
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