Mr.TaterSalad

Razzle ****ing dazzle. Great play there.

They're going for it.

I gasped when Jamo hurdeled there lol

You can read her body language pretty good it seems.

I expect a loss tonight. We have our starting LT our, our backup LT out, 3 three top defensive linemen out, and almost our entire starting secondary. These injuries piling up are starting to make it feel like last season. Combine that with the fact that The Chiefs will be playing with their backs to the wall and desperate, I do think they win tonight and we lose. A loss to an AFC team isn't that harmful as it won't hurt us as much for playoff seeding. I'd love for us to win, but I really just want to get out of KC without any major injuries and get back at it, with a healthier team, next week and beyond.

What the ****? USC commits actual offensive PI in the first half and there is no call. Then the refs call it on Michigan for blocking a guy?

The Party with control of all three branches of government can utilize the nuclear option and pass their own budget anytime they want.

Um, alright, I guess there is a need to watch the Michigan AND the Wings tonight.

How are we 80% through the 1st quarter and that is the first time Cup Chip Lindsey has called a running play with Haynes?

I don't think there is any need for he to flip back and forth between the Michigan game and the Red Wings game. I'll just stick with Michigan and hope they pull it together.

Underwood and the Michigan offense look sloppy early.

Does offensive PI not get called anymore? USC clearly committing offensive PI on that TD play.

RIP Diane Keaton. The Godfather is one of my favorite movies. She gave a great performance as Michael's girlfriends Kay Adams in the film.

I'm going to be the guy and ask this question. How do people think this series and the end of this season would have turned out if Scott Harris had been aggressive at the trade deadline and made a move to get a bat in the lineup?

Without Woo, Seattle is cooked against Toronto's lineup.

Oh well. Great season boys. When they collapsed at the end of the year I thought they were going to miss the playoffs. Here they are, two playoff series later, proving me wrong.

Skubal is dealing for sure, but the bats are cold yet again.

I don't know what to make of Michigan. Obviously, our running game lead by Justice Haynes is very good. Our defensive front is very good. Our defense overall is good to great at time. I just am uncertain about the rest of this Michigan team and who Bryce Underwood really is. Bryce can step up in a big way on Saturday and establish himself as a really good QB in a short amount of time. If Bryce looks good, I think Michigan wins this one and pulls away with it. Even if Bryce isn't lightening the world on fire I do think we can beat USC on Saturday. If forced to make a choice, I would likely pick Michigan to win it. I think the winner of this game makes it into the CFB playoffs and the loser does not. So a playoff spot may well be on the line on Saturday.

I'd be more than happy running back a rotation of Skubal, Mize, Olsen, Flaherty, and Melton next year. Starting pitching isn't what I want us spending resources on net season, the upper and middle thirds of this lineup are areas of concern. I'm not paying a pitcher a big contract, sans Skubal reupping, before I go out and land at least one solid bat.

What's the deal with McNeil? It sounded like Campbell was optimistic about him returning very soon and then I see he is out yet again. Is he or isn't he coming back early? He will be a real difference maker, and a big assist to our battered secondary even, once he returns.

Warren Moon was the last QB to get in without a ring. Goff is as good right now as Moon ever was. Probably better.

Also, which ones in these pictures of actual footage from January 6th were FBI Agents? Someone please tell me. I'm waiting for Lieutenant-Detective Frank Drebin to come in and do his great police work since he knows they were all just FBI Agents. Was it all these people smashing down windows to get in? Was it any of these people smashing through another window with flag poles and objects? How about these people fighting with the actual police, breaking down a barricade? Was the FBI fighting actual police officers? Was it this person, using bear spray towards police, was he an FBI Agent? Was it the guy here in the red hat, in the corner of the photo, and the people standing behind him who smashed a police officers head into a door? Was it this gentleman, Richard Barnett, who put his feet up on Speaker Pelosi's desk?

Why do you keep pining for child perverts who walk in on teenage girls changing in the dressing room at a beauty pageant?

You're like that scene in the Sopranos where Ralph tells Paulie that last year he believed there was a flying saucer over East Rutherford. You believe anything Trump tells you, without question. Once again we get to debunk your factually incorrect posts. So here it goes. ❌ Claim #1: There were FBI Agents embedded on January 6th who stirred up trouble. This is just made up by you and by Donald Trump. There is no proof that there were FBI Agents embedded on January 6th, causing trouble. You have no proof of this and neither does Trump when he claimed it. There were bad people, who were supporters of President Donald Trump, who insighted an insurrection and a coup against the United States government in an attempt to stop the Electoral Count Act and keep Donald Trump wrongly in as President of the United States. Furthermore, MAGA can't even get their and lies story straight. It was a false flag event. No wait, it was the FBI Agents doing all the damage. No wait, these were just peaceful tourists, visiting the capital. No wait, it was secretly Democrats. No wait, there was violence, and it was Nancy Pelosi's fault for not calling in the National Guard. The constant changing of the narratives and lies makes it a hard flow chart to follow. ❌ Claim #2: Crime and disaster caused by open borders because of Joe Biden. Undocumented immigrants cause less crime than American citizens overall and as a percentage of their population. This is not my position, this is what real word facts tell us and as we know, facts > feelings. Not that you'll bother reading it and changing your position. But you can find data points backing up my claim here, here, here, and here. This doesn't even mention the fact that crime has been going down for over a decade and the Covid crime-wave, that largely occurred under Donald Trump, has also been going back down to pre-Covid levels.