How about firing fucking Jason Witten and just replacing him with Booger?

If you sit between the 30s at the second level and above, your view will be fine. I actually prefer sitting in the “nosebleeds” because you can easily see the entire field. 

Attach Booger to a giant harness with the Sky Cam and have him fly around the top of the stadium, shrieking his insights about what the Mike did on that last pass protection, as he soars 20 feet off the ground around the field at a blinding velocity.

Two Mondays ago, the Giants’ License Plate Guy was fed up:

This just proves the fundamental basis of “conservatism”.

You have to ask yourself where exactly scientists’ political leanings came from. For instance, in Canada, a lot of the scientific community was probably radicalized (as much as is possible with Canadians) by the previous Conservative government’s efforts to censor government scientists when they had something to say…

1) It’s still not IP68

The Kavanaugh confirmation has showed me there is no such thing as a moderate Republican.

Pretty sure that Night Sight comparison shot with iPhone XS is as fraudulent as they come. It was “shot on iPhone” but they pressed on the sky to overblow it and darken the foreground. My X does very well with a dark foreground as long as you aren’t purposefully trying to sabotage the photo.

Even when they aren’t good enough to make the playoffs, the rest of the division collapses and they still make it. I remember the first time Rodgers broke his collarbone. The Lions had to win something like 1 of their last 6 games to clinch the division and failed. The Bears should have won the division but they…

That’s pretty much what science and technology consulting is these days. It’s not like gifted and talented fresh grads hired by say Cambridge Analytica among the many other esteemed groups both in and outside the house are bringing judgement or cynicism based on years of experience to the table. Nobody likes…

Interesting. I’m surprised that they wouldn’t ban meterological education except for a specific subset of preselected individuals. That would make sense in a corporate controlled environment.

It appears that you’re doing at least one of following; gunnysacking about something else said somewhere other than above on the internet; you work for Accuweather and are upset with the premise of Michael Lewis’s book; you truly believe privatization of NOAA is a good idea or you’re looking at heavy weather…

Monetize that shit, man.

A plausible explanation? Okay. He got drunk, did bad things to her, and had no memory of it later because he was drunk at the time. And instead of considering this possibility, he’s lied about and misrepresented the type of person he was, he’s lied or remained deliberately vague about the stances he has on various…

Albert has it exactly right.

I can’t help but think the Lindsey Graham shitshow that went down after Ford’s testimony was the result of him being forced to listen. He’s never had to listen before. And he found the experience unpleasant. So he lashed out like an angry child.

But you see, tattgate involved the semblance of players profiting off their labor, which must be prevented at all costs. This is just some kid dying so who cares. 

“A kid died as a direct result of these coaches running him in dangerous heat and refusing him medical attention until he boiled in his own skin. But negligent homicide? Manslaughter? Good heavens, no. Institutions are corrupt and that’s the way it’s always been done, so how can we really say that they’re…

“...because the head athletic trainer thought drowning was a concern—a decision that might have been a major turning point for the chances of McNair’s survival.”