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Heading off to vote. Hope it counts.

I'm picking that up.

Yes, it would be awesome if we didn't just get sock or even worse a carton of smokes.

Retain Flaherty, QO to Torres and see what we can work out Go get another bat... Work on the extension to Skubal soon to shut down all the other fan bases from flooding my inbox with AI slop trades.

That’s amazing!

The Commanders got butchered by injuries. This game is going to be two ambulances racing.

They didn't show how he bragged that he owned 60 minutes now related https://roberthubbell.substack.com/p/rip-60-minutes?r=fhcm&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

I turned that one off after they fumbled on the kickoff return down 14-0. I don't have the local fishwrap because of reasons but it seems like having Daniels damaged for no good reason and the poor play i witnessed seems like coach is no longer owning the locker room.

Good place to bring that assessment. Why don't you go tell the kids about Santa next?

This is the post of the week.

I had a co-worker who had to go and work in Dhaka during Covid. Possibly the most densely populated place at the worst possible time to be in such a place.

I'm reminded of the Egyptian public's response to their loss in the 1973 Yom Kippur war. Many were excited at Sadat's turn toward peace and the Camp David summit. Others, (not you in this metaphor Bert, but perhaps some) thought the "problem" that led to the defeat was a lack of religious ardor. That led to Egyptian Islamic Jihad being founded with the intent to throw out the dictators who lost the war and bring the country back to where it needed to be spiritually. The structural problem is we don't have a level playing field. If we did we would be able to resign our ace pitcher no problem and maybe add a bat. Sadat realized that war with Israel was fruitless. The spiritual problem is not really the issue. We appear to need to overcome that structural problem somehow.

If we spent $500m each season on our roster we could be the Dodgers.

Watching Bryce and comparing him to Chiles...you can see how a QB development can implode with lack of talent surrounding. Michigan at least has things to lean on to get past lesser opponents.

Yeah, this isn't the season with this group of WRs...the key is him developing.

Haynes missing McCulley missing and barely any LBs.

Grinding these night games out is not good for my heart.

Yeah, i've always thought there should be more in the US.

Love the UNESCO sites. I love the idea of them. I still don't know how the Smoky Mountains region is one

Was just listening to Michael Wolfe's pod on The Daily Beast and he's convinced Trump wants to take down the rest of the White House to suit his weird tastes and need for self-aggrandizement. Probably adding a sex dungeon and a disco so he can relive that night with all those Japanese bankers at Studio 54 when he had sex with a bunch of children.

He and McKinstry are the fastest on the team. I think he's got to be reconfigured to take advantage of that.

JD Schicklgruber, nee Bowman, nee Hamel, nee Vance, has always wanted a surname with only 4 letters.

I love this sort of thing for the RW

Player advancement is not linear. Player breakdown is also not linear. The bad seasons of Sweeny, Vierling and Meadows are all isolated and none should be taken as the definitive example of what will happen in 2026 too each or all. I'd say that the collapse of Riley Greene in latter 2025 was most alarming. He needs a reset of his swing/approach/ability to rest his old-man body.