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Guy Chamberlin

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  1. The Trev to A&M story was huge to us, but low priority on the national sports wires. I think some insiders might have gotten a kick out of the first round match up, but I don't think it drives tv ratings much beyond the average 8 seed vs 9 seed.
  2. It would be an even more derogatory insult in Great Britain or Australia.
  3. It may not be a coincidence that Popovich lost his wife in 2018 and was pretty devastated. Some assumed he would quit coaching as he was getting older and had already accomplished everything, but he may have re-committed just to keep himself busy.
  4. Like I said, it's more of a softening rather than blatant pro-Putin agenda, although that softening has consequences, including a changing rhetoric on Ukraine that is increasingly dividing Republican lawmakers. (Trump himself has called Putin's invasion "smart" and "savvy" and said Putin could do whatever he wanted against any NATO ally caught slacking, and he's the leading candidate to be President fwiw). https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/how-stalled-u-s-aid-for-ukraine-exemplifies-gops-softening-stance-on-russia I do think foreign aid is the hot potato it's always been, asking U.S. taxpayers to simply accept the expenditure of billions to fight murky and often unresolvable wars. If Congress were to open the books on our commitment to Ukraine and Israel at the same time, things could get interesting. Demanding that the U.S. no longer serve as the world's policeman creates an odd coalition of the Left and Right, and would likely signal the end of the American empire. I doubt that we're going there, myself.
  5. It's important to point out that Trump had alienated a huge swath of banks, lawyers, and investors long before his Presidency. His reputation for dishonesty and non-payment was not a political hit job, it's just who he is and always has been.
  6. Maybe the other kids weren't trying to find you because you have cooties.
  7. Four seasons is also a reasonable time frame for Pop to have identified, assembled and coached up competitive young talent, and/or worked with the GM to buy or rent some proven performers. If you tanked for Wemby and still boast the worst record in the league, who would you get out of this years' tanking?
  8. You're a weird guy. Sometimes I respond as if you want to be taken seriously, cause you spend a lot of time in P&R. Then I remember how much you like to hide behind your whimsy.
  9. Yeah, it's kinda taken out of context, but the biggest difference I can see is Trump declaring a bloodbath if he isn't elected, and Trump declaring a bloodbath if he is elected.
  10. In a nutshell, Archy. Early in his Presidency, Donald Trump stood next to Vladimir Putin and told the world he trusted Putin over the unanimous conclusion of his 17 U.S. intelligence agencies. Republicans anxious to support Trump quickly began softening longstanding rhetoric around Putin and Russia. Fox News was already on board, its pundits having aired segments showing the shirtless Putin and wishing aloud Obama was this manly and commanding. Trump gets blustery about NATO not paying its bill, not quite understanding how the agreement works. Putin joins a list of other world leaders, including Viktor Orban, admired for their autocratic rule rather than democratic principals. Next thing you know, Fox pundits, farther right media, and elected Republicans are wondering if Russia is the real victim in the Ukraine war. Yada yada yada...Tucker Carlson goes to Moscow, declares it nicer than any American city, expresses his disgust for the United States, and gives Putin the hand-picked platform he wanted. Tucker is currently on a short list for either Vice-President or Secretary of State in a second Trump term. Bada-bing, bada boom. It's not just two douchebags in t-shirts.
  11. Ooops! https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/02/23/republicans-view-putin-more-favorably-than-they-do-leading-democrats/
  12. What was Musk hiring Lemon for, and why would he choose Lemon?
  13. It really, truly, blatantly, hand-in-front-of-your face is.
  14. I recommend Elmer's glue and sand for the desert regions.
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