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Everything posted by Deleterious
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They said a record $7.7 trillion in money market funds right now. Yet, markets are still at ATHs. AI Bubble.
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Translation: They ain't spending one penny more than required to tank.
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Vanderbilt was a 27.5 point favorite and gave up 21 points tonight. Still covered, winning 70-21. ROI the last 17 games is 46.3%. If I know it, Vegas knows it. So it's interesting they are not adjust Vanderbilt's lines.
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That qualifying was not fun
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A guy who cant pay his rent doing meme coin rug pulls.
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Shocked to see this post. You said you didn't care to go on with this anymore. Remember that? I guess you just meant that as long as you got the last insult in. You're a man child, so I guess the petulance shouldn't shock me. The stalking comment is just odd. I know you were trying to be funny or whatever. But you literally replied in threads I was active in. It's a message board. People see other people's posts. It didn't make any sense. I do enjoy the lecture about name-calling, though. From the single biggest name caller on this forum. I get it, this is the place where you are kind of something. Nice audience that agrees with you, moderator privileges, you're something here, I guess. I will offer an olive branch. You said you wanted to let it go or move on, whatever you said. Don't reply and I will forget about it. You got your last reply, I got mine. I will leave it up to you if that is the end of it or not.
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Any public facing phone # or email is going straight to corporate. I doubt anyone at the local level would have a clue if people were upset or not.
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I guess Zach Lowe said Laurie Markkanen is going to be traded this season. He speculated on Detroit and said it would take Harris + Ivey + picks. Seems like a big overpay to me. Been in the league 8 years and only really had 2 good seasons. He has never played 70 games and only played 60+ three of those seasons. He is owed about $190 million for the next 4 years. Last thing you want on your roster is an expensive guy who can't stay on the court and eating up one third of your cap space. That is a franchise killer and if some of these kids do improve, it might make it so we can't pay/keep everyone. I see a lot of people that like the idea. Too expensive for his talent and far too injury prone IMO.
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Not sure I understand your question. The affiliates that Sinclair and Nexstar own wanted it because they own them. That equals about 70 combined. No clue what the other 130 wanted. I'm sure quite a few were fine keeping Kimmel on.
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I hope Herbstreit's dog doesn't eat the cat 🤒
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But you are not a big boy, are you? You are a child with zero self-control that attacks people who disagree with you. And you don't want to let it go. The original exchange was over 24 hours ago. You have posted here since and said nothing, then out of the blue you attack me again. That isn't letting it go. That is a child with no self-control.
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He had a second tweet saying Herro suffered the injury in an offseason workout.
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At least have the balls to addresses me directly. Put your big boys pants on, come out and play.
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ESPN reported Kuminga purchased insurance in case of lost wages. Always a concern if you sign a QO.
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1.7 million viewers across 200 affiliates is only 8,500 viewers per affiliate. Throw an episode of Friends and Seinfeld on and they can do those numbers. ABC sells ads based on all 200 affiliates. If a bunch of them no longer show Kimmel they are refunding ad buys while still paying full price to produce his show. Disney obviously has the means to eat those losses, but they won't want to. You also might end up losing some top tier guests. Why go on a show that doesn't reach a good chunk of the country? I bet the big affiliates have quiet a bit of power.
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They even gave him a chance to fix it and he refused. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/how-jimmy-kimmel-benched-by-disney-dana-walden-1236374959/
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The phantom traffic jam aerial view.
