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#1 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 3 days ago

How do people who work a few days a week for a few hours make $10s of millions a year?

They spend more time in make up than on the air.

Probably the best thing that ever woke me up.

https://youtu.be/n2RCT6Li4UQ?si=KnM2oJtZxjXOKhhp

#2 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 4 days ago

Do you know what is bliss? Checking out. I imagine I'm not the first person to realize this...and I won't be the last.

Do you know what I think causes cancer? Hysteria.

#3 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 13 days ago

slashsfro wrote:
mitchejw wrote:
slashsfro wrote:

What exactly was his issue anyway?  I watched the playoffs and he pretty much got destroyed by whichever decent edge rusher there was on the other team.  I know he had the short arms issue but seemed like he wasn’t strong enough and kept on getting pushed back into Maye

There's no excuse for it. I know Seattles D is elite...but he looked like a guy you need to cut ASAP.

Banks was the guy I was hoping would drop to the Bears...I never thought Campbell would drop that far. Thank god he didn't because what I saw yesterday was abhorrent.

Well that’s another part of it; Vrabel can’t scout/identify starting LT.  It was a main problem in TEN.  Near the end , he started all these bums at LT who allowed sacks and qb pressures like crazy.  I’m talking numbers like Campbell had in the Super Bowl.

Bears lucked out and drafted a star level TE instead.

I rarely pay much attention to Tennessee. They're just one of those teams that falls of my rader. But I believe what you're saying.

I can't say I know if what he's doing wrong isn't fixable. The bears started a LT - Braxton Jones for years - a steal in the late rounds. He couldn't handle the bull rush though so when he got beat it was embarrasing. He was like a 5th round pick. Will Campbell looked just like him.

#4 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 13 days ago

slashsfro wrote:
FlashFlood wrote:
mitchejw wrote:

Well, Campbell was a highly sought after left tackle out of LSU. He was one of the worst last night. In fairness, he is still a rookie, but he’s supposed to be top-tier talent. Don’t know what happened there.

Any offense lineman taking in the top 10 is supposed to be a plug and play starter, not a project. Campbell was historically bad not just last night but this postseason.

What exactly was his issue anyway?  I watched the playoffs and he pretty much got destroyed by whichever decent edge rusher there was on the other team.  I know he had the short arms issue but seemed like he wasn’t strong enough and kept on getting pushed back into Maye

There's no excuse for it. I know Seattles D is elite...but he looked like a guy you need to cut ASAP.

Banks was the guy I was hoping would drop to the Bears...I never thought Campbell would drop that far. Thank god he didn't because what I saw yesterday was abhorrent.

#5 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 13 days ago

FlashFlood wrote:

Completely overmatched. Pats offensive line is horrendous.

Well, Campbell was a highly sought after left tackle out of LSU. He was one of the worst last night. In fairness, he is still a rookie, but he’s supposed to be top-tier talent. Don’t know what happened there.

#6 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 13 days ago

This Super Bowl is a yawner. I stand by prediction wholeheartedly at halftime.

#7 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 2 weeks ago

James wrote:

This Epstein stuff is bat shit insane. What a world we live in where we just have culture war spats instead of global outrage and riots.

Bill Clinton getting a blowjob required nearly two years of nonstop coverage but the elite being involved in child sex trafficking and possibly torture/murder barely registers on the richter scale.

It shows how far we've fallen.

I'm so exhausted with this Epstein stuff. I don't even know who would need to get involved or who has the authority to tell some truth. To show some truth.

It's all sketchy as fuck. But to pretend like we're ever going to get to know anything at this point is delusional. That's probably the smoking gun. Whatever is in there has the capacity to hurt very powerful people. Very rich people. That's why we'll never know.

So now what? I do not have any control over this...

I will say this: why are the sex trafficking that is occurring through the border ignored too?

Ugh...everyone is either lying or being hysterical.

#8 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 2 weeks ago

-Jack- wrote:

Let’s be real, these people are highly organized. They are purposely interfering with lawful LEO activities. There are immigration laws.

Part of the game is antagonizing officers and trying to create gray areas where officers may make mistakes. For the purpose of influencing the public with a narrative they are trying to paint.

It’s not some random citizen getting gunned down for no reason…

I don’t think that means someone should get shot but this isn’t some completely innocent bystander. That’s a narrative being painted deliberately by highly organized political activists…

The feds have the right to enforce immigration laws on the books. I’m not going to change my mind about that because someone put themselves in harm’s way knowingly for their cause. There’s plenty of other ways to protest something.

I think that's what's concerning to me with regard to those that are hypervigilant about their support of the protestors. There are candidates running in Illinois who are running solely on being anti-ICE. And that the only good guys here are those that are fighting with ICE.

There is not one guilty person according to them. And there will be no changing their minds. It doesn't matter what these people are doing that are being arrested or deported. There is no law to be broken to them. No laws for certain people. People who are here illegally and doing illegal things do not exist.

They're organized and coordinated just like you said.

There is no talking to these people. If Trump does something - they hate it and that's all there is to it.

#9 Re: The Garden » NFL 2025 » 2 weeks ago

I predict Seattle as well. NFL is all about cap management and market inefficiencies. Several players on that team are well below market value. This is a pop up season for them unless their players continue to accept lower salary.

#10 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 2 weeks ago

slcpunk wrote:
mitchejw wrote:

I don’t feel bad for anyone who has the time to go out and provoke people and then it’s costs them their lives. If you’re okay with provocation but not ok with the consequences….that’s on you.

Man, fuck you. Seriously. That's a horrible thing to say about Americans who were murdered exercising their First Amendment rights.

It's like you three idiots are asking us not to believe our own eyes. Authoritarians  love weak bitches like you guys.

Being violent and then claiming to be the victim is not part of the amendment. The people getting shot are not innocent victims.

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