My biggest takeaway from this is that Paul Stastny still exists!

I would highly recommend giving the show a shot. There is nothing about it that comes across as pompous and elite. In fact quite the opposite. I find it endearing and very inspiring. You can tell this guy just wants people to get out, reconnect with other humans and enjoy what the world has to offer.

I don’t get it.

I read this scintillating take in Ron Swanson’s voice.

Per the article, the growing season for romaine is already over in Yuma. So the odds of you even being able to find it in a store are pretty nil. Which means you can eat the rest of the romaine in stores to your heart’s content.

Because it’s porous meaning you can wash it as much as you like but odds are you’re not going to get all the critters hiding in their little microscopic holes. Toss that shit out and buy a package not grown in Yuma.

Right but has your mom recently directed a blockbuster film whose plot is based almost entirely on VR and gaming?

While this is true, let’s not forget that some guys have all the pain.

Your use of capitalization and punctuation is fascinating. I’m going to go look up Idaho dirt history now!

+1

Actually the early Aughts were pretty sweet for a while.

A whole lot of spending money?

And a healthy glow.

Oh I have no allusions to the term ‘tank’. If you’re tanking you are putting effort into losing for the expressed purpose of getting as high up on the draft board as possible.

Not the first team to purposefully tank, and certainly won’t be the last, but can’t disagree with you. It was painfully obvious that losing was the goal, and now that culture has permeated the organization. It’s really sad what has become of the fanbase in Buffalo, especially with hockey being so prevalent in the…

The sad sack Sabres have a way of making all 3rd and 4th lines look like Datsyuk-Zetterburg-Holmstrom reincarnate.

Fucking fascists.

Have to think Bills are going to pick up McCarron (since there’s almost no FA QBs left at this point) to either be a bridge or at least provide competition during camp. I’m not going to fall down the Bills-Are-Racist narrative hole and are only looking for a classic fair-skinned pocket passer, which I’m assuming…

Best QB since Bledsoe is not a high bar to clear. The only reason he could be considered above average is because he was overly cautious about throwing the ball farther than 5 yards and rarely threw a pick. He’s the opposite of Fitzgerald who took unnecessary risks but sometimes won games with his arm.

Mediocre QB and now has a chance to at least lift the Browns to mediocrity. Tyrod had his opportunity in Buffalo but was basically version 2 of Captain Checkdown with wheels.