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Listening to the latest Cooley at the Park and he also thinks Doctson doesn't make this team. He's high on Kidsy and my guy Steve Sims Jr. and says there are like 8 WR's who could make this team. He has Chesson making it over Doctson purely for special teams play.

He also thinks Dwayne should start week 3 and Jay's shot of sticking around past this year is contingent upon how close him and Dwayne bond and how successfully they work together. I don't know about all that, what with Kevin O'Connel waiting in the wings but we'll see.

Former NBA player Gary Payton has his own weed now in a pairing with Berner (Cookies Fam). Been smoking on that and it's super nice and smooth. Don't know it's genetics but it definitely has some gelato in it.

He hurt his tailbone a couple days ago and they held him out for the game. Supposedly he's fine though and will play in game 3.

3 minutes ago, NoCalMike said:

Richardson being injured or just hurt is no shocker.  What exactly is wrong with Quinn and is it severe enough to be worried when it comes to Week 1?  I liked what I saw from him last season in very limited snaps.

He just tweaked his thumb, he should be fine for week 1. 

11 minutes ago, mike42 said:

 

Talk about playing for teams. Wow. It's always the other parties fault with you, isn't it?

What the **** is this?

You've got a guy posting about real life tragedy, with people's clothes being melted onto their skin and you come at him with this ****?

One trash person laughs at his posts, another complains about memes when it's not memes, but what seems to be actual photos of his neighbors devastation, and then you top it off with some dense ass attempt at victim blaming?

Some of the people posting on this site disgust me.

7 minutes ago, bakedtater1 said:

East coast strains?....my favs are sour desiel ..west coast sour desiel, blue dream and big cheese...just tried gelato #5..awesome stuff!!..love it

Nah, most of those on that list are Cali strains. Bay Area for the most part. 

You’d probably like those sour patch kids (sour diesel x candyland). I love sour diesel and it’s crazier cousin chemdawg. I haven’t had really good blue dream in awhile, but I always liked that strain even when it became cool to hate on it with the hypebeasts out there. I can always appreciate a good haze cross.

Man there are so many gelato strains out there right now, but I can’t remember if I’ve ever tried #5. Besides all the different mixes I’ve tried 25, 33, 44, and 45. 

2 hours ago, MEANDWARF said:

Shall we pull up the picture of Harvey Weinstein and Barack Obama?  or Hillary?

Lol, why are you getting defensive and posting Obama and Hillary pics with Weinstein?

Why wouldn’t you just post the stuff related to Bill Clinton allegedly joining in these parties with Epstein? 

Come on snowflake this isn’t about sides, if your a ****ing child rapist you need to get arrested and that includes  Trump and the Clinton’s if they were involved and anyone else regardless of political persuasion. 

Everyone needs to be held accountable.  

Did anybody else here Charlie Casserly on redskins training camp say that McLaurin performed so well at OTA’s that he’s starting on one side and now doctson is competing with P Richardson for the other? 

It seems way too early to be saying stuff like that in my opinion and I haven’t heard any other reporters putting that out there. But he said he was looking like a first rounder out there so that’s hopeful I guess. 

I think lemon cherry gelato is my new favorite strain. So smooth and tasty, and with my tolerance it gets me to a place most can’t. 

If it was just on flavor though my top 5 would be

1. Peach cobbler runtz 

2. Zerbert (sunset sherbert x zkittlez)

3. Purple Urkel 

4. Lemon Cherry Gelato

5. Sour patch kids 

Not really a fan of orange/citrus flavors.  But those candy and cereal milk/marshmellow flavors mixed with gas are my terps of choice.

Berner talking about how the culture is being pushed out and the things he's trying to do to head that off. You can fast forward to the 18 minute mark to hear that, but the whole interview is cool.

9 hours ago, NoCalMike said:

 

This is part of why the pro-legalization crowd is not necessarily happy with the way it has been legalized.  It definitely feels the corporation of the crop is around the corner or even here.  Feels like a matter of time before a few huge corporate growers will sink their tentacles into the business and tear out it's soul.

Oh yea, it's already affecting the culture. Thankfully there are still some OG's in the game who do it right (for now), like the Jungle Boys out in So.Cal and then Berner, Sherbinski, the rest of the Cookies Fam, and 3rd Generation Fam out in Nor. Cal. But yea, the billionaires are already out there trying to commodify and automate everything. **** sucks, because they'll eventually squeeze out the true artists who spend years hunting pheno's and dealing with the most finicky plants in order to unlock those special flavors. And the laws are already set up in a way where small growers are getting priced out of the permitting process and the chance to introduce their flower to retail shops.

Hopefully, the connoisseur market will be strong enough to keep the creative game alive. That and the simple fact, that in order to grow true Triple AAA weed, you need to love the plant and listen to each ones individual wants and needs. These corporations aren't going to want to put in that time and energy, their going to find the strains with the shortest flowering times and the highest yields and then stick those buds in auto-trimmers, which is going to downgrade their product and limit their seed banks. Hopefully, that keeps space open for those who do it right and respect the culture and history, so the only thing left isn't walmart weed.


 

Thought this was pretty cool. Talks about the removal of negative stigmatism and making sure social equity is preserved as this new industry gets off it's feet.

It's crazy in a way. People, including me have been locked up and had rights stripped away because of this country's stance on weed and now those very people who marginalized and locked us up for it are now the ones turning massive profits on it and shutting others out of the opportunity.

I believe this woman saved this man's life. It's amazing and courageous what she did, using the trauma of her past to possibly save this man in the present.
 

Just now, nonniey said:

Says one of the Lemmings

Project much?

3 minutes ago, tshile said:

 

The extremes share lots of traits

 

 

So do the weak and craven

I hate the way male dominated institutions treat women. Full of arm-chair quarterbacking, victim-blaming assholes. **** them.

5 minutes ago, HTTRDynasty said:

Thanks, love reading that as well.  I wonder who the 6th is in "Tomsula Six" though.  You have JA, DP, MI, TS, and CB.  Who's the 6th?

I believe Jojo Wicker is the 6th.

I loved reading this from Jim Tomsula about Montez Sweat. If there is any group I'd want him to be working with and accepted by when it comes to work ethic, it's our d-line. Plus it says a lot about how he's meshing with the team, when you compare this with Zach Brown ****ing about how our team is "cliquish" or whatever and supposedly each group sticks to itself.
 

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Up front on the defense, however, there's nothing but difference makers. Jonathan Allen has a chance to become nationally-known as a disruptor in his third year and Daron Payne isn't far behind him. Matt Ioannidis, meanwhile, just picked up a well-earned contract extension, and Tim Settle and Caleb Brantley are two options Tomsula is dying to give more time to.

 

And, as it turns out, Tomsula's Six is trying to recruit another member, even if only on a part-time basis: Montez Sweat, whom Tomsula called "freakish."

"These guys have grabbed Sweat," Tomsula said, sounding proud. "Sweat's the one guy they bring over to lift weights with them. Sweat's the guy they bring in when we do our boxing." 

 

The thought of a pass rusher as gifted as Sweat absorbing the approach of players like Allen and Ioannidis can only be described as tantalizing.

https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/redskins/redskins-defensive-line-young-loaded-and-focused-and-jim-tomsula-enamored-it

1 minute ago, twa said:

 

You still mad I won't let you eliminate me?  

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That's one of many reasons why I don't waste my time arguing on the internet. At least in real life I can set people down and go through the sources with them right next to me. It's much harder to slime away and deflect in that position...

18 minutes ago, mistertim said:

 

Thing is that if you go onto right wing news sites and read comments sections of articles they're convinced that everyone else is a low information voter and they aren't. And absolutely no facts can sway them. If you say something they're going on about (Uranium One, Benghazi, Obama's birth certificate, etc) is factually incorrect and provide links to sources to back it up they'll simply say that you're brainwashed by the MSM and are a dumb lib. They don't just ignore facts, they're actively hostile towards them.

That's one of many reasons why I don't waste my time arguing on the internet. At least in real life I can set people down and go through the sources with them right next to me. It's much harder to slime away and deflect in that position and it affords the opportunity to force them to state their position and reasoning. But, even that is ****ing exhausting and not worth the time, because their belief isn't based on what makes the most sense. These beliefs are part of their group identity so even if you get them to understand and admit you have valid points, they'll end up spouting the same **** all over again after they go home and hang out with their people and get inundated with the bull**** all over again.
 

10 minutes ago, NoCalMike said:

I think we are mixing two groups together:

 

Bad Information voters vs. Low Information. (There is some crossover) Bad information voters are the comment section trolls on those right wing websites.  Low information voters tend to be a larger group that mostly avoid the news/politics/current events except for what happens to be the top story on their daily news for the day  They are the ones who have little opinion on anything until election time, and then suddenly they will argue tooth & nail over what they have to say.  

 

The disaster is when the Bad Information voters influence the low information voters. (2016) 

Most bad or low quality information voters are also low information voters in my opinion, although not all low information voters are bad/low quality information voters. Why? Because I am not counting misinformation as information, it doesn't qualify. TWA is a good example of this.

God I hate low information voters.