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Utah is toying with them right now. |
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Utah State -5.5
Maybe not the strongest play I like, but still like it. |
UGACLP1995 | 6 |
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Great night, weebs - well done. |
weeble5672 | 7 |
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@Da_UnderDawg Thanks for bringing this thread back to life. Keep up the great work Brother! |
Da_UnderDawg | 133 |
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Am I missing something? |
atlheatholder | 2 |
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@magiccarpetride Hope it hits - Philly only has 12 SOG so far... |
magiccarpetride | 8 |
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MISSOURI @ PURDUE 9/15/18: After months of research, this is the single BEST LOOKAHEAD LINE I capped
in College Football
Good writeup, Scal. Hope it hits for you.
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scalabrine | 48 |
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3 goals in <1.5 minutes...
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hradekbr | 153 |
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Anyone pick under the total in the Buffalo/Detroit game?
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hradekbr | 153 |
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Quote Originally Posted by BWS77: You either don't really want to quit or you need to be scared straight. I was scared straight and stopped on a dime. 2 years no drink, no smoke, no meetings. I feel 10 years younger and wished I had quit 10 years ago..... you miss a lot of life sitting on a bar stool. I'm a recovering alcoholic. Been sober for 6 years, 5 months, and 3 days. Meetings were good, but ultimately not my thing. I did an in house 60 day treatment, and that helped me a lot, but I later picked up the bottle. The only thing that made me stop was when I hit rock bottom. Nobody's "bottom" will be the same - but it will usually be an "in your face" wake up call. It really is one day at a time. |
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B: So Heat, you don't recognize any laws unless someone is hurting someone else. That's awesome, I bet you have some record if that's true... Newsflash: The legislature makes the laws, law enforcement enforces the laws. Your definitions don't make the discussion. B, Your emotions are getting the best of you. I'd like you to show me where I said that I don't recognize any laws. I understand that the legislature makes the laws. I understand that "law enforcement" is supposed to enforce said laws. What you (and a god forsaken amount of people) don't understand is that every law placed on the books, takes away from the freedom of somebody. some of those are good - you shall not murder another, you shall not sexually molest children, you shall not steal another's property, etc. But most are asinine and hold no valid place in the world except to generate revenue for the state. I'm not against laws at all (I don't believe in a lawless society). I'm against laws that aren't crimes by the previously mentioned definitions I gave. If anyone commits a real crime (and no, jaywalking, loitering, speeding on the highway, etc. are not real crimes), then they should pay dearly for their transgressions. Please don't think that I condone senseless acts of rioting and looting, because I don't. The looters and rioters are committing crimes (based on my definitions) and should pay the price. The key message that I constantly see after situations where a cop kills (justifiably or unjustifiably) a citizen, is that the protesters/media pundits/civil rights activists/etc. call for a system reform of some nature. What these mentally hopeless people aren't realizing is that this "system" they speak of was designed the way it is. The system isn't broke, it's working as government intended it to. Privatize policing. Raise your children with morals and values. Get involved in community policing. Hold yourself and your neighbors accountable. Get government the f*#k out of your lives and your lives will (without a doubt) become better. |
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DavidGurney | 4 |
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox: This is what happens when you let police get away with murder time and time again all across the country. If cops were held accountable for their actions this would never be happening. |
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Quote Originally Posted by Jamill24: Listen, I agree that there are several bad eggs within law enforcement and he absolutely does not deserve to be dead BUT you're missing the point from my original message above, don't commit a crime and don't resist arrest and you won't die! Why is it so difficult for you to understand this concept? Every case we've seen over the past couple years all involve a CRIME with RESISTING ARREST... ...I've found the answer to my original question. https://heavy.com/news/2015/04/freddie-gray-arrest-record-criminal-history-rap-sheet-why-was-freddie-gray-arrested/ What crimes did Eric Garner and Walter Scott commit? I guess I have a different definition of "crime" than most of America does. To me, a crime is only legitimate if it fits one or more of the following: 1. One human damages another human. 2. One human damages another humans property. 3. One human prevents another human from living freely (e.g. kidnapping). |
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Great info, kgc - appreciate your work.
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kindergartencapper | 26 |
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If we see another BYU/Gonzaga match, look for the Zags to offer some payback for that loss a few weeks ago.
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lmb4321 | 30 |
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Quote Originally Posted by RandyResort: albany and buffolo i project to go get to sweet 16 Hurley's Buffalo squad looks nice. |
ac_bum | 40 |
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:
There is no profession that gets away with more than police officers.
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take_the_money | 21 |
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4-7-1 YTD -457
Stl +105
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Lippsman | 27 |
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GL Phish - keep that streak going. I think you'll do well if you pick your spots as you stated. |
PhishBrigade | 9 |
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