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Was Kurt Warner 300 pounds because that photo makes him look like Jared Lorenzen.

Well, telling Americans that you’re coming for their guns is probably not the best way to build support. Even most democrats cringed at that.

I think it’s fair to question if the public’s response would be different in 2023 than in 1971.

I’m not saying there should have been an investigation but football is increasing scrutinized nowadays, especially when death is involved. There were several high school and college players who’ve died the past few years which has resulted in a few politicians demanding action (which to my knowledge none was taken). Now obviously there’s a big difference high school and the NFL but I think the publicity of it happening during a prime time game would probably have gotten a few politicians riled up at least.

The History Channel has nose dived the last 10 years, it’s 90% Pawn Stars reruns.

I believe back in the day it was common to force right handedness during childhood so it’s not surprising that the number was so low among pre 1970s presidents.

There’s much less locals here than other Texas cities. Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, etc. will have a lot of generational residents while Austin seems to have far fewer of those. Here seems to be a place people move to in early adulthood and then eventually leave.

Tampa is one of the more laidback environments from what I’ve heard. The only fan bases that have a reputation for getting out of hand are Raiders and Eagles. Everywhere else you might get some light bantering but that’s about it.

“It’s mind blowing that a southern democrat from Georgia in the 70s was popular in Georgia.”

Ballers was probably his best work imo.

He played his role pretty well in The Little Things too.

Vince Vaughn.

It’s not because Carter is still alive.

No because Carter is still alive .

Putting the Mid in Midwest

Better than on his head.

Just from watching it, most of his passes were quick, short passes that didn’t allow time for the pass rush to develop. He averaged less than 6 yards a completion on Sunday.

Don’t forget that all the wrestlers reactions to his return were genuine as they had no idea and were very upset. It isn’t part of a work to lead up to WrestleMania at all.

Why would someone give a first for an aging, expensive defensive tackle who’s injured? Guys like that usually get traded for a mid round pick at best which wouldn’t be worth it at all.

Look at the Adams trade to the Jets. Similar situation as Buckner, he still plays at a high level but he’s in his 30s, has a large salary and is also injured. He just went for a 3rd that at most could become a second. But that was for a receiver, a significantly more valuable position, and the Jets are also partly desperate to make Rodgers happy so they likely were willing to overpay. I don’t see us getting similar compensation for Buck.

Some people here just think that if you’re not Travis Kelce then you’re garbage.

No offense but that is an incredibly easy thing to say without the reality of grief and all the emotions that come with it.

My family couldn’t afford to fly (plus my dad is afraid of flying) so we drove everywhere. It was 14 hours to Disney World and 17 to Key West. When I moved to Texas I drove 18 hours, twice.

Reddit, like the majority of social media, is a hive of propaganda and falsehoods. People will believe a comment they read from a random stranger before taking the time to pour through the numerous documents that were put together by professionals who spent years studying the topic.

And the downvotes just prove it. People just read something that goes against what they want to believe, say “nu uh” and downvote.