JujuFish

Thanks!

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Man, tell me about it. The Bills' last championship was 1965 in a league of 8 teams (55 seasons, 5th longest active draught in NFL). The Sabres have 0 championships (50 seasons, 2nd longest active NHL drought (thanks, Toronto!)). The Indians' last championship was in 1948 (longest active drought in MLB). I was pulling for the Cavs when they finally got their championship with LeBron, but I never really cared for basketball and it was more pulling for Cleveland the city rather than the team (Indians fan and my uncle lived in a suburb of Cleveland when I was growing up). I also like to cheer on the Browns in a similar fashion (except when it conflicts with the Bills).

I hate my sugar addiction. But I love my caffeine addiction.

Trea Turner is the first player in MLB history to hit for the cycle on his birthday. Neat.

PFF was one of the sites I used for fantasy football, and I was in the championship game here every year I played, so I guess they're good for some things.

So you're just threadcrapping. Good to know you're worth ignoring, then.

It absolutely matters, because if you're not willing to vaccinate, then you're not commenting in good faith. Why is the WHO's recommendation not to vaccinate children acceptable but not their recommendation for adults to vaccinate? And if you're not commenting in good faith, you're thread-crapping/trolling.

Are you vaccinated? It's a simple yes or no question.

Are you vaccinated?

The Hawks won in 1958 (when they were the St. Louis Hawks). That said, a Clippers/Hawks final would be team-originating-in-Buffalo versus team-originating-in-Buffalo, Buffalo

With the Western Conference down to the Clippers and Suns, at least one team in the Finals will be one that has never won an NBA championship. Neat.

I've only been to a single Bills game. I was pretty young, don't really remember it much, other than I think we made a small comeback to win? This was probably early to mid 90s. When I go to sports games (admittedly pretty rare for me, have only been to one since moving to New England (a Red Sox game)), the home team always wins. The one exception was seeing the Yankees lose. The downside? I've seen more Sabres games in Philly than I have in Buffalo.

I don't watch much tennis, but it really is crazy. 58 grand slam titles between just the three of them. And, absurdly, only a single career grand slam for each. Djokovic and Federer are both 1-4 at the French Open finals, and Nadal is 1-4 at the Australian Open finals.

I'm not here to gatekeep. If you're outside, in nature, following a trail, that's good enough for me. My hike yesterday clocked in around 9 miles and 3200 feet of elevation. It was a good workout. Mount Moriah, #28 of 48 of my state's 4000 footers. I think I want to finish it this year.

Getting back into hiking. Took yesterday off and hiked with my roommate. Tomorrow I'm planning on a solo hike.

Oooooooohhhhh! I remember that. Thanks! Makes so much more sense now.

I never really understood Bills Mafia's obsession with Allen in shorts

The whole team played like garbage against KC, but you can't deny Allen had a bad game.

Please don't tell me I should be cheering for a Boston team. I don't think my mental state can handle it! 😛

Speaking of the NBA, does anyone here pull for the Clippers since they started in Buffalo? Basketball is the big 4 sport I care least about and never really pay attention to. I was pulling for Cleveland the year they won with LBJ, but that's mostly by association of my uncle living near Cleveland when I was growing up partially endearing me to their teams (which is a big reason I'm an Indians fan, further entrenched by their Bison-affiliated years).

Either you're misreading what you've read, or you never read the email. I'll help you out. It's on page 3187 of this document: https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/20793561/leopold-nih-foia-anthony-fauci-emails.pdf Kristian Andersen at the time said 1) the features look potentially engineered and 2) further analyses need to be done. That same Kristian Andersen and his team then published https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9 wherein they conclude "Our analyses clearly show that SARS-CoV-2 is not a laboratory construct or a purposefully manipulated virus."

You said Fauci was in possession of evidence that the virus was engineered and that he misled people about it. That is simply not consistent with the information that has been provided from the FOIA request.

Being a lab leak does not in any way mean it's engineered.

Mmmm, no. It isn't clear. Anyone taking a hard side on this issue, regardless of the side, is doing so without substantive evidence. That's because China has been uncooperative with investigations. That said, lab leaks happen. It could very well have been a leak. Wouldn't surprise me. It was known back in 2019 that that lab was studying bat coronaviruses.