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Might as well surrender all credibility.

It was Andy's rookie year in preseason. Suh blew up our interior line and took Andy's head off. Andre went after Suh while the rest just sorta looked around.

She tried to inflame and perhaps get a following. Instead she got unemployed and forgotten.

Current: Big Los Andre Smith Vontaze Burfict All Time: Ken Riley Chad Johnson Isaac Curtis Anthony Munoz David Fulcher

Kids, let this be a lesson. Don't huff paint in your formative years.

I would suggest Bobbie Williams at the Guard spot you couldn't think of.

Both had just over 1800 yards from scrimmage their final year in College Both were born on the 24th day of the month Both wore/will wear #28 Both drafted in years that end in 7 What other similarities can we find?

Only if it helps get me get fellatio. Are you interested in my score?

Prior to the recent moves to LA. I think we were one of 4 that did not have one or had plans to build one. I think it was us and the 3 teams in Cali (SD, OAK, SF)

Well it seems we agree except for your assertion that to divide is not "remotely the same thing" as to polarize. But hey, I can overlook that in the name of harmony.

I suppose it could be false equivalency (not sure you fully know what that means) if someone would have tried to equate the 2. I simply replied to the assertion that Trump is responsible for this divisiveness. Obviously you agree with me on this. You could have just said that and saved yourself all the time it took to post those links that support what I said. Further I showed that this divisiveness was stronger during the Obama Presidency then any in the last 80 years. So this next comment is going to make your head explode: "It's not Trump's fault."

I posted a Gallup Poll that showed his Presidency contained 6 of the top 10 most divisive years since the 1950s; not sure what my suggestions could add to that. However if you must have an example I would suggest his EO to grant illegals Amnesty could be one. If I put it to thought I could come up with more; but I suggest we just let the numbers speak. Of course you and others can ignore that and suggest Trump's 4 months is the problem

Folks look to blame Trump for everything and this shooting of a liberal against Republican officials is no different. The latest narrative is that he created "divisiveness". Never mind that Obama and Bush Jr set records for partisanship. We gots to blame this on Trump because he's not a "reasonable" person we simply disagree with http://www.gallup.com/poll/181490/obama-approval-ratings-historically-polarized.aspx Presidents have been thriving on divineness for the past 16 years; yet folks look to say this is Trump's doing 4 months into his Presidency.

Hell, even Steve Colbert gave Trump credit for his response to the DC shooting: https://www.yahoo.com/tv/stephen-colbert-sincerely-thanks-trump-wake-alexandria-shooting-072824439.html Let's just hope others "get it" too.