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Not treatable other than making her more comfortable. She’s probably got a few months.

Melania is smart, guys. She doesn't want Barron involved in politics, especially under his father. Right now, Barron is off limits, he's a civilian. However, it he jumps into the political pool, he's fair game as a willing participant. His entire life will get dragged through the mud...like hers. She doesn't want that for her son. It makes me wonder why Tiffany was never round (mother wanted to protect her), but she came out during Trump's last month campagning in 2020. Why put yourself out at that point? It was already over.

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Nooooooo! Is it treatable?

This is why all those women under 4'6" need to date the short kings that are still a foot taller than them and leave the 6'+ guys for women of normal height.

Just learned that Harper has cancer. 😪

Way was ranked 11th in highest percentage of punts inside the 20...that matters far more than yards per punt. Since all punters and all punts are not from the same place on the field, yards per punt is missing a ton of context to give that stat meaning. Plus, Way had the 3rd lowest percentage of punts that were touchbacks. To rank 11th in highest percentage of punts inside the 20 and also be ranked 3rd in fewest touchbacks is impressive.

In the end, a 1st rounder taken in the 2nd round, I think means a trade MAY be on the horizon for Allen. We need a starting OT on one with potential by trade or a vet player released. Allen may be traded to a team that we can do a swap with 1 for one or a player and a draft pick. Minny needs an DT desperately! They didn't address it in the draft.

He didn't look that slow when watching him. But I admit after touting him on the draft thread I backed off after seeing that time. No way I think he'd have gone undrafted if he ran a normal time. But watching him at Georgia, he was a fun watch -- physical at the catch point and great hands.

He has a 1.68 RAS score, so all of his athletic measurables are bad. The question then becomes, considering how high the average RAS was among our draft selections, what about Marcus did they like enough to make them buck the trend when signing him as a UDFA. The history book on low RAS WR's isn't kind, but there is an exception to the rule, discussed below:

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Noem's next explanation: she was told her book would be catalogued under "fiction," not marketed as autobiographical. Once she found this out she contacted the book publishers and asked them to correct their mistake. Followed closely by her explanation that the book was never supposed to be published, and once she was informed that the book had been published, she contacted her book publishers and asked them to recall the book from book stores.

She's finding out that she can lie about this **** to a bunch of retired folks at the Elks Lodge because they don't go online to see if it's true or not. Now that she's trying to be on the national stage, it turns out that people notice this ****. She sucks.

Not every WR needs to be 40 yards down field. One thing about the 3 pass catchers we took, they are all chain moving beasts. Leroy Hoard "If you need one yard, I'll get you three. If you need five yards, I'll get you three."

When you roll and the Ump has an excellent game. That's called a supreme-deluxe.

You can trace it all the way back to the Cold War, when the KGB tried (somewhat successfully) to convince the world that the US created H.I.V. and dispersed it via UN vaccination programs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Denver

I've read that with people who are very high up, they don't offer the invitation unless the person has already stated that he will accept. For example, if the King of England is considering meeting with you, then first an underling will approach you and ask whether, if you were to receive an invitation, would you accept? You don't get an invitation unless you've stated that you'll accept.

yes but that was a tiny fringe of various lunatics, from anti-government types to healing crystal hippies. I had a neighbor that was like this. Very normal guy, nice family, totally convinced in “alternative” medicine. I also know a guy that died because he thought herbs and traditional medicine were better options for his colon cancer. there is always a group of deniers, but schools generally teach the majority view.