buddha
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why isnt fulmer the closer?
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the one and only jose lima for me. 3 days younger. debuted for the tigers in 1994 before being traded to houston, marrying a hot wife, doing some salsa dancing, winning 20 games, then returning to detroit to suck in 2001. he also made $24 million over his career. good for you jose lima!
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do you want to take another tight end at 34? i doubt mcbride will be there at 66.
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the bulls are a nice example of how teams get exposed in the playoffs. thr bucks have totally shut them down. double derozen. that's all you do to beat them. lavine is too wild and selfish, vuc just isnt good enough. coby white is awful. ayo and pwill stand in the corner and miss 3s. caruso gets hurt. bam, bad offensive team. and derozen and lavine on defense in the playoffs is a problem. have fun signing lavine to a max extension, bulls!
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for the THIRD time! does lavine just hang out in club covid?
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i still have hope for veleno and zadina. veleno more than zadina. he's still young. at least that's what i tell myself.
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that wasnt how i read your post. that was how i read tater and chas's posts.
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the american revolution inspired the french revolution which was the most important political revolution in world history. the significance of the american revolution on world affairs should not be underestimated simply to show how cool you are for saying "america sucks".
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the queen draws huge crowds. charles? not so much. the next generation will. people love the royals. heck, my wife is mexican and in mexico they love the spanish royals. people love celebrity and gossip. plus, like you said, the history is a huge draw in england. who doesnt love a good henry viii story? fat ol bastard.
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whoa there...dont go crazy! if rogers is healthy the packers are the best team in the north and right there with the bucs/rams/niners. but after that? the eagles are a dark horse. heck man, i may put $5 on the lions to win the north on the off chance rogers gets hurt. the viqueens and the bears are bad. especially the bears.
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my wife loves the royal family. a lot of her friends do too. people may not think much if charles, but william's kids are cute. people eat that shit up. but i do agree with you that after qeii dies a lot of the commonwealth countries will leave.
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"really good" was probably an overstatement. but i think theyre better than dallas and will likely win that division.
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i would entertain any offer that nets me at least a #1 pick this year and next year. i actually think the eagles are going to be really good next year, so i would need more than that. which probably means it wont happen.
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but the real issue is that thomas jefferson made no mention of trans rights and is therefore a disgusting human being and worthy only of tater's contempt. he didnt even put his pronouns on his signature line for declaration of independence. what an animal.
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jay wright leaves the door open to coaching in the nba. would you take a chance on him? im not sure i would hire any college coach to coach in the nba, but he was pretty successful.
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he was a deist. which was extremely radical for his day.
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this team is dying for an athletic wing.
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i certainly wouldnt describe thomas jefferson as a christian fundamentalist. if tater thinks thomas jefferson was a fundamentalist, he ought to listen to a few cotton mather speeches. thomas jefferson was pretty radical for his day, but since he participated in the institution of slavery, we should ignore the rest of his life rather than looking at it in its totality.
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"everything i think today is correct, therefore 100 years from now everyone will love me and realize i was right all along."
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hutch strikes me as having the lowest floor of any of the top pass rushers. i'd take him because he looks good to me and he went to michigan. lol.
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oh no.
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i wonder if people realize just how bad the bears are going to be? they've tanked this season and are in year 1 of a rebuild.
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i think this is a fundamental misunderstanding of history and human beings. i suppose if you were a man back in 1789, you'd be the biggest abolitionist and female suffragette in the world, eh? in 50 years, your grandkids will think you were a horrible person too. in 200 years you'll be seen as a troglodyte who had no understanding of the world. the founding fathers are not above criticism. but that ctiticism should be a little more nuanced than "theyd be wearing white hoods." if they were alive today, they'd have 200+ years of history and education that they didnt have before.
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i agree. and its become that anything invented by "europeans" is somehow not worthy of inquiry or respect, or is judged to be suspect because of the atlantic slave trade. youth will always rebel against the mainstream, and the inclusion of other voices and interpretations of history is a good thing, but labeling european ideas as "bad" is just as ridiculous as asserting europeans were inherently superior because they mastered induatrialization earlier than others. what seems different now is the complete buy in by corporate mainstream anglo-american culture as a way to make themselves look good while they continue to shortchange their employees in wages and benefits.
