Momma There Goes That Man

The bad part is imo the dead Superman was the most interesting part of the trailer and it looks like it has nothing to do with the events of the show

This man wrote 400,000 words in a day to complete the entire winds of winter book, let his wife read it then tossed it in the fireplace after she was done. #legend

That was an awesome map

It’s only 5 episodes? That seems like a lot to get thru in a short amount of time

This is why the pee tape never made sense. He has no shame. His base doesn't care about anything no matter what he does. So how could they use it against him?

I don’t give a **** about the cowboys. Fix our own house first and actually field a professional caliber team and then we can worry about what other teams in the division are doing. A meaningless win against Dallas would only hurt us in the long run.

well they gave a lot of it to Alex Smith. A worse QB at a worse stage of his career.

exactly. Sonny would just get in there and manly his way to victory with only the hair on his balls and the whiskey in his blood to push him through. (scratches crotch. Spits)

So you’re criticizing Kirk for scoring 2 TDs when he was down 34-17 but giving Russell Wilson credit for winning a super bowl that his team was up 29-0 before he even scored a TD? And in RWs other SB he threw an INT In the end zone to lose the game. seems like pretty selective and biased reasoning

If you have a problem with Republican presidents being remembered for their tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy, particularly at the expense of those less fortunate, then maybe you shouldn't have been voting them into office all this time. As the Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose once said, its too late to turn back now. .

He's the best QB we've had since Theisman which is before I was born. He was drafted here and excelled despite a **** situation he was given. Yes, it was a mistake letting him go. Yes, it was a case study in player mismanagement from the start. To really **** us up, we made a bad decision exponentially worse by trading for Alex Smith and handing him the $90 million that somehow, our best in 30+ years wasn't worth.

No but my dad and 2 brothers went to a George Strait concert back in the mid-2000s. The opening act was really good so they got in line to get photos and autographs. Unfortunately the line ended up being a little longer than they expected so as they were a few people away, they heard the crowd cheer as George Strait took the stage to begin. Deciding that, while they liked the opening act, that person was never going to become famous and it wasn't worth missing George Strait for, so they left the line to return to their seats. The opening act was some skinny girl named Taylor Swift. .

Yeah I’m happy for him but he’s not doing anything that hasn’t been done before. He’s doing it really well and rushing for more yards than anyone has but his WRs are almost nonexistent and he’s overly reliant on his TEs. Passing numbers are down but he runs more than any QB before. Eventually, he’s going to take a shot. I hope not but it’s not a long term plan. The good news for them is they have a great chance to win this year since KC has no defense to stop him and the Pats have no offense to beat him.

Here we go. give it to me