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No, he wasn't. He had Kassian lined up from three strides away on the first hit and took himself out of position both times in order to hit him.

TIGERS WIN!!!!!

There is no one there

Doesn’t matter. Tigers gonna win.

I’m not much of a gambler, but I have heavy money on the Tigers tonight and I am certain of a win.

The guy did worse in the Taylor Hall deal than Botterill did in the O'Reilly deal, too.

I know you're baiting, after yesterday's post which referenced me for no reason at all, but Ford's play was not an illegal blindside block. Have a good weekend.

At about 1245, I had the option to take a nap or watch the game. I chose poorly. This team is bad.

Doubling down on stupid... Ian Rapoport‏Verified account @RapSheet FollowFollow @RapSheet More #Bills RT Cody Ford was fined $28,075 for unnecessary roughness for the illegal blindside block that knocked his team out of field-goal range in overtime last week against the #Texans. They punted, Houston drove for a winning field goal … now a fine on top of it.

Apparently it was real, and it was from yesterday: https://fikklefame.com/final-jeopardy-1-10-20/2/

Was this actually on Jeopardy?! Probably because Andrew Peters tries to make it his own.

Oh--I definitely watched it during a broadcast. I considered that "made public," I guess. Made available on the Internet is a different thing to me. And yes, it probably should be. Huh?

? I watched it, so it must have been made public.

Their social media is pretty great. The Tre White goalie videos didn't come out of thin air. On the other hand, PSE just cut 1/3 of its creative staff.

311, you are supporting the wrong man. You stated that it is a one issue thing for you. He destroyed that. I once supported a guy named Obama. He said he would give medical care to all. He didn't. Guess what? I stopped supporting him and didn't vote for him in 2012. It is time for you to be honest with either yourself or with the rest of us.

That''s Ratner from Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

Yep. I have no problem with that. I'm not judging Trump's fate; I'm judging his actions and words. He does not get the benefit of the doubt.

It shouldn't get another game in the regular season. If the NFL wants credibility, it needs to hold refs accountable, which it doesn't. This would detract from the "human element" that is necessary for the NFL to do what it apparently wants to do, which is at LEAST remain controversial. Play clocks aren't even reviewable. We're talking about a league that still uses chains, moved by people who sometimes cheat with them, to measure ten yards. I'm familiar with Hanlon's Razor. I am now stating Eleven's Razor: Never attribute to stupidity that which can adequately be explained by avarice.

Trump doesn't get the benefit of the doubt. Not with his record. No way.

Yes, let's.

This doesn't exactly fit with a policy of non-intervention.

And who started it, 311? The Iranians? (Who missed their marks.) Or YOUR Donald. He started it. You know it. Look inside and admit it. There was no reason for any of God's people to be hurt. Trump did this,

Even Hulk Hogan lost once in a while. Gotta keep eyeballs on screens.

You're quoting the portion of the US criminal code that deals with acts of terrorism for your definition of an act of war? Killing another country's general, unprovoked, has been an act of war for a lot longer than that definition, or even the United States, has been around. I suspect you know this. I think you may have some self-deception going on since Friday morning. Your boy is trying to do the one thing that you swore to yourself he wouldn't do.