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I think so. But I took the 3 for safety. |
BornToDie | 22 |
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He is pooping it all out! |
Cranky | 2 |
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Good stuff, buddy. Good luck this week. |
Biscuit | 20 |
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So the Niners are playing a team this week with another defensive player named “Campbell” who wants to quit his team!! I swear we are living in a simulation. What are the odds for such a coincidence?! They must be astronomical.
“Dolphins veteran DT Calais Campbell could join a contender if Miami is eliminated from playoff race Campbell said Wednesday that he and the Dolphins could have conversations about releasing him so he can join a playoff contender if Miami (6-8) is eliminated from the postseason soon.”
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begginerboy | 5 |
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Here you go: “Cincinnati still needs help, even if they win out, but Thursday night was a step in the right direction. The Bengals need to beat the Browns, Broncos and Steelers to finish 9-8. Then, they need the Broncos to lose their Week 18 matchup against the Chiefs. Couple that scenario with one Colts loss and one Dolphins loss over the final three weeks and Cincinnati would qualify for the postseason.” |
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Actually. You might be right. But bungles play Denver. |
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Quote Originally Posted by Liturgy_of_Fade:
@begginerboy Not gonna touch it! Scaling back on plays over Christmas to keep my mind focused on family time. Also I want to enjoy this Viking run for as long as it lasts! It’s an excellent time to watch some of these games with a sharp, neutral eye so we can crush the meaningful games in January. Probably the smart thing to do. Focusing on family is the way to go. Unfortunately I got suckered in again after turning a 1 unit deposit into 65 units over the past 6 weeks. Now I’m hooked and just can’t seem to help myself. I really should just sit tight and wait until the playoffs as all these teams are now beat up and or have questionable motivation/incentives. Btw, I keep forgetting you are a Vikes fan:) I do think they lose this week, but if they don’t, look out, they just might win the division!
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begginerboy | 25 |
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Quote Originally Posted by tjones1270:
niners stink playing in east in case you missed it this year 2 tb -6.5 last second fg win by 3 @ buffalo +7 dog decapitaed 35-10 im buying fish at home
You mean the game where the kicker missed 3 FGs?! That one was a 1:00 pm start. This one is after 4:00 pm. The game against Buffalo, like the Rams, was in awful weather and Purdy sucks in bad weather. What other reservations, besides “they stink,” you got, Einstein?
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begginerboy | 25 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Liturgy_of_Fade:
Let the SF fan speak! Will join you for a small play. My attention Sunday afternoon will of course be on the game in Seattle. Let’s goooo I am assuming you have Seattle? I like them quite a bit and may join you. |
begginerboy | 25 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Indigo999:
Teams off a loss as a favorite to a non-divisional foe, now playing on Thursday as a home divisional favorite have gone 10-3 ATS, 13-0 straight up, winning by an average of 13.8 points a game and covering by 7 points per game on average. Query text.....p:FL and HF and po:division != o:division and division = o:division and day = Thursday Interestingly, all other days besides Thursdays have produced poor results. Are you playing on this trend, buddy. Or is it not enough to back the beat up Chargers? |
HabsHater88 | 31 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:
Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy: The 49ers, with their season on the line, not only suffered a humiliating loss at home to their archrival, the Rams, last Thursday but they were also exposed to further embarrassment when the backup linebacker (Campbell) refused to enter the game, despite the outcome hanging in the balance, and eventually left the field after being verbally undressed by GM John Lynch. For a proud franchise that has experienced its share of misery this year, this was the lowest of low points. In the following days, everyone, from players to coaches, called Campbell out for his unconscionable actions and made it known that the 49ers were not an organization that tolerated quitting. Although their playoff hopes were dashed, this unfortunate and unforeseen event has united the team and the locker room in a way that bodes well for the Niners chances as they travel to Miami on Sunday. Though they will not be playing for a playoff spot, they will be playing for a cause that is just as important to a professional athlete: to show the world that, unlike their ignominious teammate, they are not quitters! Only winning this game can wipe away the stench of last Thursday’s proceedings. It is worth noting that the Niners have had a historically awful schedule this year, with the greatest rest deficit, when facing an opponent, in modern NFL history. Ironically, this is one of the rare weeks where they will have the rest advantage over the Dolphins, who are coming off a disappointing loss against the Texans that, for all intents and purposes, ended their playoff hopes. Unlike the 49ers, however, the Dolphins don’t have a cause to rally behind. Yes, McDaniel will want to one up or defeat his old mentor but the mentor will also want to beat his protege, so that’s a wash. Meanwhile, the 49ers defense is getting healthier, or as healthy as they have been all year, and was nearly good enough to win the game on their own last week against a prolific Rams offense had a certain linebacker not quit and left the arena. Furthermore, for a league that love’s storylines, if the Niners win this game and go into next week with some momentum, they will set up a fascinating and dramatic Monday night matchup against the reeling Lions who are desperately trying to hang on to their #1 seed. A few weeks ago, that game looked like a revenge game for the surging Lions who promised to mop the floor with putrid Niners. But that narrative has changed in recent weeks, with Detroit suddenly becoming vulnerable and will change even more if the Niners defense can shut down the Miami scoring machine this week in their home stadium and get the W. 10 units on the Niners ML -100 to win 10 units Good luck I get the logic behind the play, but I would point to injuries outweighing your consideration. Purdy just doesn't look like Purdy, and it's hard to ignore the fact that Aiyuk & McCaffrey ( who obviously won't be playing)... Bosa, Deebo and Kittle all haven't played a game together this season. It's been one of those years for the '9ers. The line is right where it should be IMHO, thus I can't behind a 10 unit play.... but I wish you luck. Injuries on offense, yes. But the defense is key. And they should be ready to go. Turning Tia over and giving the offense a short field is what we are hoping for here. And as far as the line goes, it is perfect. The oddsmakers are only looking at matchups, injuries and public perception of these teams. They are not interested in tangential motivational angles that 90% of people will overlook or not consider. |
begginerboy | 25 |
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The 49ers, with their season on the line, not only suffered a humiliating loss at home to their archrival, the Rams, last Thursday but they were also exposed to further embarrassment when the backup linebacker (Campbell) refused to enter the game, despite the outcome hanging in the balance, and eventually left the field after being verbally undressed by GM John Lynch. For a proud franchise that has experienced its share of misery this year, this was the lowest of low points. In the following days, everyone, from players to coaches, called Campbell out for his unconscionable actions and made it known that the 49ers were not an organization that tolerated quitting. Although their playoff hopes were dashed, this unfortunate and unforeseen event has united the team and the locker room in a way that bodes well for the Niners chances as they travel to Miami on Sunday. Though they will not be playing for a playoff spot, they will be playing for a cause that is just as important to a professional athlete: to show the world that, unlike their ignominious teammate, they are not quitters! Only winning this game can wipe away the stench of last Thursday’s proceedings. It is worth noting that the Niners have had a historically awful schedule this year, with the greatest rest deficit, when facing an opponent, in modern NFL history. Ironically, this is one of the rare weeks where they will have the rest advantage over the Dolphins, who are coming off a disappointing loss against the Texans that, for all intents and purposes, ended their playoff hopes. Unlike the 49ers, however, the Dolphins don’t have a cause to rally behind. Yes, McDaniel will want to one up or defeat his old mentor but the mentor will also want to beat his protege, so that’s a wash. Meanwhile, the 49ers defense is getting healthier, or as healthy as they have been all year, and was nearly good enough to win the game on their own last week against a prolific Rams offense had a certain linebacker not quit and left the arena. Furthermore, for a league that love’s storylines, if the Niners win this game and go into next week with some momentum, they will set up a fascinating and dramatic Monday night matchup against the reeling Lions who are desperately trying to hang on to their #1 seed. A few weeks ago, that game looked like a revenge game for the surging Lions who promised to mop the floor with putrid Niners. But that narrative has changed in recent weeks, with Detroit suddenly becoming vulnerable and will change even more if the Niners defense can shut down the Miami scoring machine this week in their home stadium and get the W.
10 units on the Niners ML -100 to win 10 units
Good luck
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begginerboy | 25 |
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy: @vanzack Serious question, at least as it relates to me and my family. I have about $110,000 in savings collecting 4% to 5% interest. I am, by nature, a risk averse person (gambling is just a hobby:), but I feel that this money is just going to be eaten up by inflation. What is a relatively safe investment option where I can I can get more than 4-5%? Thanks. Everyone has a different definition of safe. Truly safe by modern definition is the 4% FDIC high interest savings account that you are in. But if your time horizon is more than say at least five years, there has never been a historic five year period in the S&P to lose money. It averages about 12% per year. I'm not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice, but you might want to look in to an index fund with low or no MGMT fees. Thanks. Much appreciated. I’ll look into it. |
vanzack | 121 |
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@vanzack Serious question, at least as it relates to me and my family. I have about $110,000 in savings collecting 4% to 5% interest. I am, by nature, a risk averse person (gambling is just a hobby:), but I feel that this money is just going to be eaten up by inflation. What is a relatively safe investment option where I can I can get more than 4-5%? Thanks.
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vanzack | 121 |
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:
@StayHumbl Yeah, the narcissist isn't the one giving unwanted advice to someone who is actually way more successful at what the advice giver is giving advice in. Sincerely, Not the narcissist here |
vanzack | 121 |
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replied to
Solo a un pendejo se le ocurrió dar Bears + 7 Cuantos pendejos fueron solo digan yoooooo
in NFL Betting Quote Originally Posted by Ruby664:
Nobody understands you
google translate says: Only one asshole thought of giving Bears + 7 How many assholes were there, just say yooooooo
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mafias7 | 4 |
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The guy forgot to check in. Lol. Changed the complexion of the entire game. Sac was right, the coaches sabotaged the team’s effort by not having them prepared. What a dumpster fire. |
begginerboy | 37 |
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Quote Originally Posted by wmi799:
Zebrakiller Did your gofundme for your car ever succed? Is it him? |
tjones1270 | 6 |
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Quote Originally Posted by RavensOsNHoes:
Detroit will fade like they always do, one and done in the playoffs. Rams will take them out in revenge game from last year. Mark it down. |
lookingtowin | 29 |
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“Chargers in de pressed mood as a dog of 4.5 lost by 2 points @ chiefs also a trap game they had Denver up next week now that they lst as fav vs no div foe Hammer broncos # chargers for your house.” What does this mean? You like the battered and bruised Chargers on a short week against the Broncos? |
tjones1270 | 6 |
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