Yes.

Hey I’m not saying have faith in them just yet, but the numbers don’t lie and they are painting this season a way better picture than I would have guessed going into it. Miami has for some baffling reason been kryptonite for the Bears since ‘85 so I wouldn’t worry about this one just yet.

Except this time the Bears actually were the better team. That sounds really weird to say after all these years but it was true. They were better on all sides of the ball. Offense was better than Miamis. Defense was better than Miami’s. With better officiating (missed holding, non-existent roughing the QB call, etc)…

I’m pretty sure everyone expected the Pats to be good once Edelman and Gordon were lined up together. They are back to the typical Patriots with a bajillion weapons and a ‘good enough’ defense.

But you just answered the question. They had every reason to trust their offense. With an offense that on fire, and with a defense that shitty, why the hell would you not try for two?

Sorry but no. There is no moral justification for game altering and/or gambling elements to be purchasable by real money in any AAA $60 game. The very nature of a major title game from someone like Ubisoft brings in the cash. Just because a game is good and expansive (for once) doesn’t mean it should get a free pass…

You should follow the same blueprint you used in this article to find IPAs you like and apply it to a meatloaf article.

Jesus Christ. You literally just said drugs are okay with proper packaging in your previous post. They come in containers that look like a biohazard, are usually in boring shapes, and in stores that usually card you at the door. Why not regulate shapes and such like Colorado did instead of out right banning?

Half the alcohol section is neon colored liquids now. Cigarettes and cigars are in a pretty rainbow of flavor colors behind the counters at pharmacies. There are way WAY more ‘tasty’ options for these than there was in the 80's, 90's, or 00's. Sorry that you can’t pull your troll ‘you must be young’ card.

The justification is adults fucking like treats that taste AND look delicious. I don’t see how that isn’t hard to grasp. These things are already sold in wrappers/containers with very clear warnings just you talk about. That’s why this ban is silly.

I’m pretty sure I was agreeing with your point? Not sure now.

Judging by your reply length I’d say you gave a few fucks.

And not a bit of alcohol will be banned. These packs of gummies/candy already do have huge ass warning labels on them and it didn’t slow the ban train at all.

That’s like saying alcohol shouldn’t be sweet, tobacco/vape shouldn’t be flavored, and pills shouldn’t be chew-able or have a flavored coating. There are plenty of worse things for kids that are ‘kid-flavored’ that no one gives a fuck about.

Some places to specialize in these, it will hurt almost everyone’s bottom line, and this maybe even cause some businesses to close due to the extreme competition in the market.

They are already packaged in incredibly distinct and not easy at all to open small sealed bags. This is an extremely arbitrary rule. They might as were ban the sale of any fruity bright colored booze too.

Cash tipping will be meaningless in the near future so I wouldn’t focus too much on it. If you read the whole article it points out that there is very likely a huge gap not currently understood in tipping.

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Any major food styles have the ‘tourist trap’ locations and the good locations. Almost everyone I’ve met with a ‘meh’ attitude towards a popular food went to the most popular place to get it during their travels. You can live in Chicago most of your life and barely scratch the surface of the city’s hotdogs and pizzas,…