Czarina

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  2. Posted

    On 10/27/2021 at 11:36 AM, League_Champion said:

     

    Everyone knows it's ridiculous. I just found it funny, you should to. 

    Thanks so much for telling us what we should think is funny. 🙄

     

    If you’re going to school us, try using the right “too.”

     

     

    Hi all! 😊 LTNS

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    Every single report that has come out about this whole issue is based on reporters and their "sources", except for one: Dean Blandino, the chief of officiating said that the balls were checked and approved by officials prior to the game. They were not measured with a meter for PSI. The NFL has not issued a statement regarding their ridiculous investigation yet, and yet God and everyone has weighed in with ultimatums for what the real truth is.

     

    I love that hearsay that proves your point is valid, while hearsay that contradicts it is made up.

     

    Have a nice day.

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    Ridley had 2 fumbles and also seemed to be rotating his shoulder after the 2nd one, like he may have bruised it or something. I think it was more the fumbles, but i also think Ridley was dinged as well. Will be interesting to see if anything comes of that this week.

     

     

    It looks more like a "um yeah, I'm a little hurt, that's why I sucked today" type of shoulder rotating.

     

    (said the Vereen owner)

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    I think that you seriously disrespect the difficulty and work involved in learning to be a professional WR or TE, to suggest that Tebow can just switch over now. Yes, he's athletic, but he's not a WR nor is he a TE. He's a crappy QB who's athletic and can probably walk on water or something.

     

    I understand that the Pats have had other players play out of position with a modicum of success from time to time (see: Troy Brown), but I think they would be the first to tell you that there's no way they would become full-time players at another position without really significant work (read that: more than one training camp).

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    Help, help, I have this damned hook stuck in my mouth again! Ouch!

     

    IMO, when the Colts beat the Pats for the conference championship, it wasn't BECAUSE of Manning. 57% completion rate, 1 td passed and 1 INT. He did run in a goalline TD as well. Indy had defensive TD in that game, too.

     

    He's a great QB, no argument. There's just that je ne sais quois that's missing, though for me to call him the best ever.

  12. Posted · Edited by Czarina

    I want to thank all of you, it was a very emotional day for me at an emotional time.

     

    What I am angry about is that the changes to Medicare - due to Obamacare - likely killed my mother. I will be able to elaborate at another time if anyone is interested.

     

    1. That's ludicrous.

    2. If you did expound, you'd have to ban yourself afterward.

     

    Condolences on your loss. Unless this is just another one of your thinly veiled fishing trips.

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    http://www.latimes.c...0,4555322.story

     

    Condolezza Rice not joining criticism of Barack Obama on Libya

     

    By Paul Richter

    This post has been corrected, as indicated below.

    October 25, 2012, 10:38 a.m.

     

    Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is refusing to join the criticism of the Obama administration for its response to the attack that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans last month, saying Americans should reserve judgment until official investigations have time to piece together the truth.

    Rice, who has been campaigning for former Gov. Mitt Romney, echoed Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s comment that the “fog of war” made it hard to grasp what happened when dozens of armed militants stormed the U.S. diplomatic mission and a nearby annex in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11.

    “We don’t have all the pieces and I think it’s easy to try and jump to conclusions about what might have happened here,” she told Fox’s Greta Van Susteren in an interview Wednesday. “It’s probably better to let the relevant bodies do their work.”

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    Brady's decision-making late in games isn't what it used to be.

     

    I think the Pats have to start looking at who's coaching the secondary in addition to the personnel they have on the field. They have guys who started out well whose skills are backsliding, IMO, see McCourty and Chung.

     

    In the Seattle game, the offense was stifled for the whole second half. The very questionable O line that had held up remarkably well in the first half became swinging doors.

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    Does this actually happen? I thought most people who used this site were over the age of 5?

     

    There's literally a binder full of Ladies who resort to baiting posters and then whining to the powers that be.

  24. Posted

    I have the accident plan through work, I think my premiums are $19 per pay period. My son broke his wrist this spring playing soccer and ended up needing surgery and seemingly endless trips to the doctor. I think Aflac paid out about $500 on the claim to cover my unreimbursed insurance expenses for things like splints, casts, the ER visit cost, etc.

     

    I would probably not bother to sign up for it again in the future, but all I ended up needing to do was fill out a form and fax some stuff to Aflac and they cut me a couple checks. It didn't cover all my out of pocket expenses, but it took a chunk of it away.