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mullichicken25 - Will Fuller - 132

yeah its an absurd amount of TV to watch. Each season is ~24 hour long episodes. My wife was very hesitant to start watching it, but after some convincing she gave it a shot and has become fully addicted. She also can't stand that there's 20+ unanswered questions at any point in time and I already know whats going to happen.

imo no show is better suited for binge watching than Lost...currently working on round 2 now after finishing Sons of Anarchy

The notion that McCarron is equal, or even close, to Dalton at this point is some world-is-flat level stupidity.

I'm with you 100% on the "assault rifle" thing and other propositions involving arbitrary restrictions on guns/accessories. Personally, unless you want to take it as far as banning semi-automatic weapons, i think you really can't make much of an argument for restricting weapons and accessories. A gun might looks cooler/scarier with all the bells and whistles straight out of call of duty, but at the end of the day the only thing that matters is the mass and velocity of the piece of metal coming out of the business end. The real problem lies in the sheer quantity of guns currently available, and the lack of traceability of said guns. The bottom line is that its far too easy for people to get their hands on a weapon. I could get behind a legislation that proposes: 1.) a gun buy back to reduce the overall number of weapons on the street 2.) increased restrictions and requirements for gun ownership (training, certification, annual registration, insurance?, accountability), 3.) significant overhaul of the buying/selling process. I don't have any type of specific ideas for how this could be taken on, but as i said before it is far too easy to acquire a gun. Manufacturers aren't selling their guns direct to criminals out of an alley in Chicago. All guns originate from some sort of "legitimate" transaction and I can promise you the vast majority are not stolen from innocent responsible gun owners. I think a well thought out legislation hitting all three of those elements could put the country on a track to significantly reduce the number of guns in this country over the next 5,10, 20 years and I'd be willing to bet the number of firearm related homicides would trend accordingly.

https://twitter.com/Gil_Brandt/status/665244518657093632 Last season, Andy Dalton had 87.1 passer rating vs blitz (23rd in NFL). This season it's 126.2 (highest in NFL).

late to the party but that was my feeling as well they don't have the look of an excel-gernerated output, especially considering that the horizontal blue one isn't straight.

I could die happy never hearing the word swagger again

RE: Sims...Depending on the severity of the back injury i could see Hunt on the PUP list, or possibly Gillberry getting cut if Clarke continues to look good.

Was lucky enough to see him live once in a small venue near my home in jersey about 10 years ago. The first notes I heard from Lucille changed my life and redefined everything I thought I knew about tone and sound.

  if something exists in the world there will be someone complaining about it on the internet. I wouldn't put too much stock into what that search returns.   i bought a small Weber (spirit E-310 i think) a few years ago and I'm very pleased with it so far. Could be a little bigger but it gets real hot, heats up evenly, and maintains the heat well. 0 complaints from me

Mullichicken25 - Andrus Peat - 80

i always think of weight loss/body composition through the lens of the Pareto principle, or the 80/20 rule.   The gist of it is that 80% of the results come from 20% of the effort.   The application here is that you can go crazy optimizing your nutrient intake, but the results wont be game changing, and certainly not proportional to the effort put it. Don't dismiss those "less then super healthy" food and focus on longevity and sustainability.