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NerdBoyIsCrazyBro retweeted
Replying to @CrispinBurke
"Anduril's not in Ukraine!"
"Maybe like one special forces unit has one thing!"
Anduril has had people and hardware in Ukraine since the second week of the war. I have personally trained people how to use them in Kyiv and Lviv. Our weapons have destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Russian hardware. Our last publicly-reported major shipment was less than a year ago, and we have done even more since then.
Why are you such a shit-eating retard, Crispin?
NerdBoyIsCrazyBro retweeted
Very neutral on Malik Willis. Didn’t know what to expect, especially with arguably the least talented WR squad but…
You’re down 18 at the start of the 4th Q and you’re sliding here with your WRs blocking?
NerdBoyIsCrazyBro retweeted
You put Tua brain in Aaron Hernandez and he would’ve stabbed the president
This is a lot of separation from a group that supposedly doesn't get separation. This ended up an INT.
Former college football coach Nick Saban reveals how a FAILED physical for Drew Brees and strict NFL roster RESTRICTIONS ultimately drove him back to college FOOTBALL
Nick Saban: "We had the opportunity to get Drew Brees. You know, Drew Brees was there, agreed to a contract, went to take a physical, just had shoulder operation on his throwing shoulder."
Nick Saban: "Our doctors were skeptical because of this injury, so they didn't pass him on the physical. So you can't pay a guy huge bonus if the doctors don't say he's going to be able to play. So I told Drew, I said, 'Hey man, I'm not saying anything about this for 48 hours, go make you a deal.'"
Nick Saban: "If you worked hard, you could recruit 25 players every year, change the roster, and you didn't have all these restrictions of salary cap, how many draft picks you had... So that's why we went back to college."




























