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100% absolutely not true. Granted, there are still adults that room together, but the larger number of roommate situations where this becomes an issue, I suspect are college students with full course loads and jobs. Having just enough time to grab a bite to eat and get back out the door is not at all uncommon for…

As a retail defector, I approve this message.

JAR!

VOTE: Zebra F-301 and similar

I think I remember you announcing this. I'd forgotten about it. Glad to be reminded.

If they let you pay zero, then free is an option. Just saying. I mean people do know how to code.

That's how I roll. Or in this case, that's how I scoop.

The signal he gave was for timeout — to indicate the clock should stop for whatever reason. The signal for a touchback is entirely different from the signal he gave. If we're going to try to use the fact that he signaled something other than touchdown as evidence of anything, then we can only do so by first…

Which typical interview questions would you use as openings to emphasize your potential?

True. Good point.

You're suggesting they are mutually exclusive?

Except that is not the signal for interception, as there is not one. There is a signl to indicate change of possession which very often follows the signal for time out, which is what was being given by that official. If he were intending to then signal a change of possession he was uncertain enough that…

Indeed. Even Mike Tirico was calling it a TD before replay.

This. Exactly. This is isthe isthedescription I was looking for last last night.

This alone does not dismiss Tate controlling the ball, releasing it, then regaining control without the ball touching the ground. I believe the call was wrong but this dis not the rule that supports that.

It especially makes him sound biased since a series idle blown called were instrumental in GB taking the lead.

All right! Type to do some data entry. Lemme do some stretches. Got my hydration? Check. Wristbands? Check. It's go time!

Before clicking through. It became quite clear when I hit the link and read the article. At-a-glance, you can see the similarity of the images.

Before clicking through, I was wondering what the old ketchup bottle as pancake batter dispenser tip had to do with the article.