I should have said, my other comment isn’t actually directed at you, but just at the general notion that, this decision to notify Cardinals’ players about the need for deeper cleats had basically nothing to do with the Seahawks team, so it’s an appropriate thing to say to those who want to further dump on the Seahawks…

Thank you for being civil. At least you tried, unlike almost everyone else who has commented on mine.

Thank you for being civil. You’re one of only a few who have even made an attempt.

Thanks Obama

Thank you for finding it for me.

When I posted my comment, there were already at least 10 comments directly on the article (don’t know about the threads under those or others) doing exactly what I’ve described. Not one, that I can find anyway, had said the opposite. Several did make “studs” jokes though, so I guess we can call it even.

I agree with you, but I’ll just point out, a series and a quarter aren’t the same thing. The end of the third series came somewhere in the first half, but I can’t find a play-by-play to say when exactly.

Watch the flood of comments decrying the Seahawks for being ‘sore losers’ or some such bullshit, rather than the fact that they took the time to specifically contact a division rival to warn them about the shitty turf and inform them what solution worked for them.

Lots of things don’t start as mocking, but quickly turn into that.

I’m not surprised.

How about the fact that you were still out-starred by a response that brings up shit?

Let’s see.

Did they also compensate the taxpayers for having already footed the bill for other aspects related to police escorts, like equipment R&D, officer training, headquarters upkeep, support staff, etc., which is usually left out of calculations regarding government-officials-for-private-hire situations such as this?

Dumb? Maybe... well... yes.

My informal goal is to finish 12 books this year.

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UNPOSSIBLE

Even funnier when one realizes, the culprit had a gravity assist, and yet you’re still correct!

Yeah, pulling them down for lack of popularity makes sense, but not allowing alterations to try and increase their popularity is just shitty.

This is funnier when linked to this comment’s image (not my image; see link):