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Aaron Rodgers oughta smack his GM square in the jaw. The Old Man played great ball to keep his team in it late; if the front office hadn’t fumbled the Porter situation and had him on the field tonight, this was a Steelers victory.
Steelers sure look like a team that could have used a big-time cornerback tonight. Too bad they traded one away for a pack of Juicy Fruit and some Cool Ranch Doritos.
The responses to this thread illustrate the problem of systematically destroying credibility in public institutions. It’s not healthy for a functioning society, but here we are.
(There’s also a problem in focusing solely on one’s self interest, i.e. USDA should pay respondents.)
Sadly, this has been decades in the making. In my farm radio days I always joined the @profarmer Crop Tour, and always marveled at things farmers would say about USDA data. Some guys desperately *wanted* to believe that USDA was playing silly buggers with the data for #reasons.
Unfortunately, this has roots down in the high school and middle school levels. I was pleasantly surprised that our seventh grader was assigned Fahrenheit 451 this year, but that feels like an anomaly from what I hear from parents in other districts.
Pat Riley and Tom Landry – nobody looked better on the sideline at their respective sport.
Let’s bring back looking professional on the sideline.
Pat Riley says he wishes NBA coaches still wore suits and ties:
“I think when fans look over at the sidelines they want to see someone that looks like a leader.” (via @ramonashelburne)
There is an interesting bit of research to be done here on the effect of removing home economics and shop class from the school curriculum.
Sure, we as parents need to bear some responsibility for teaching life skills like cooking, but when dual-income houses are the default…
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There’s a pretty wide gulf between “let them play” and whatever this mess is.
Just blatant the number of holding and PI calls being ignored, to say nothing of the shots on Mendoza in the first half.
The officials in this game should never work another meaningful game ever. Miami has been allowed to straight up mug Indiana the entire game.
I think it’s both, honestly. The Houston defense is insane, and the home team’s offense is putrid.
