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That’s what she says now. The more likely scenario is she was very attracted to him, he played the game telling her what she wanted to hear, she surrendered the grocery hole, and he just wasn’t that into her. Y She ain’t ain’t giving up the dog blossom on the first date without being into the dude. This is so obviously an ex post facto revision of how it went down.

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This is probably more likely the truth. She probably was 20 pounds or more heavier than in her heavily filtered picture on the dating app, and ol' boy probably said frick it I'm here now, so I'll PIIHB and get the hell out of here never to return.

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Good luck with the Google background check that either his buddy or his sister will do the first time they hear your name.

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Kinda like the local town whore that's been passed around by all the guys in town who goes off to college and brings back some guy who thinks he's got some prize, and all the local dudes are like "poor guy has no clue".

MTV is still around as is MTV Classic which actually still plays videos. It's only global channels in Europe and other parts. This is much ado about nothing.

ETA: the MTV that I and other Gen Xers grew up with since its creation has been dead for 30 years anyway

Eh, all generations think like this. My grandparents(greatest generation) and parents(boomers) generations thought the same about my generation(X). Video games, heavy metal and rap music, and increasing drug use from us slackers we're going to bring down society. "It wasn't like that in the good ol" 50's". This has been going on since the beginning of time.

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Archie Manning whenever Eli or Peyton were playing.

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Unlike the others Archie tried to not be seen. He'd pull a hat down with glasses and headphones on sitting in general pop.

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The B1G has trifecta of prev schools... tOSU, Michigan and king of all..PSU....

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What about Michigan State and that molester doctor they protected? Sick arse schools up there. And they try to make fun is us "uneducated rednecks" down here. Sick bastards.

Clickbait bullshite. I mean, most teams rosters aren't even 50% complete, so let's throw out some stupid shitty rankings.

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Iowa has an identity and has been a top 25 program historically.

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Whoa now, slow the roll a little bit. I like Iowa and respect your program, but no Iowa is not a Top 25 program historically. Iowa has finished ranked in a major poll 29 times in school history going back to the creation of the AP poll in 1936. In comparison, my MSU Bulldogs have finished ranked 18 times, and we are no where near a good program historically. You have a nice little program. Let's not twist facts here.

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And they are not only losing, they are losing to the worst teams in the league. They can’t beat anyone right now. Them making the playoffs would be a injustice to the other teams. LOL.

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No, it shows how shitty the NFC South is that another team wont bow up and take the division

This is my opinion:
Already happened:
Giants
Tennessee

No brainers to me:
Atlanta-to me Morris is one of the top 10, maybe top 5 worst hires of modern NFL history. Who in the Falcons front office could've thought this was a good idea? He sucks. Terrible, terrible head coach.
Las Vegas- the Raiders have been a mess for a while and need stability, but Pete Carroll who will be 75 early next season isn't the answer. Go get a younger dude.
Miami- that guy and his schtick has worn thin. He exudes zero confidence to lead men. He's gotta go.
Bengals- I know Burrow was hurt, there were major injuries, and Taylor has led them to two division titles and a Super Bowl, but they've been going backwards for three years. The Brown family doesn't change coaches much, so this probably doesn't happen though I think it definitely should.

50/50:
Tampa Bay-I like Bowles, but he's lost 8 of 10, and if they lose Saturday I could see him getting canned. Make the playoffs, even with a losing record, I think he's good.
Arizona- I think they make the break from Kyler Murray, and might want a new HC to start with a new QB, even though Gannon didn't come in with Kyler, he is a defensive guy, and I think they might go hire an offensive guy.
Jets- I think the Jets have quit on Glenn, and they were already bad. Injuries, trades, horrible QB situation all inherited by Glenn. I think he's safe for a year.
Browns-Stefanski has two playoff appearances which is one more than any other Browns coach since the reincarnation of the franchise in 1999. I think he's safe, but who knows?
Indy-I think they were overrated when they were 8-1. They are about a .500 team and that's where they sit. The QB situation is up in the air, and the Irsay sisters are crazy, so no telling what happens here. I bring him back.

Wild Cards:
Pittsburgh- they don't change coaches, but the fans are getting restless, and 150 year old Aaron Rodgers is not the answer. The Steelers don't rebuild they reload, but they haven't won a playoff game since 2016, and these 9-8/10-7 seasons have to be wearing thin.
Baltimore- Only because the recent supposed rift between Harbaugh and Lamar. If it's even true who
goes?
Buffalo- I don't think so, but an early playoff exit might convince the Pegula's to make a change with the new stadium opening next year.
Detroit- probably not much of a chance, but crazier things have happened
Green Bay- hear me out here. I'm a huge Packers fan. They have the youngest team in the league, traded for Micah, good young QB, and they are one of the best ran, stable franchise in the league. MLF has made the playoffs 6 of 7 seasons. He's 76-39-1. But, he's only 3-6 in the playoffs, has terrible clock management, his offense is predictable and stale, Love hasn't developed like some thought, and yes there has been three playoff appearances in a row but as the 7 seed. They lost 3 in a row to end the season last year, and could lose 5 straight this year. I know this season has been marred with injuries. Like half the team out, but if it goes off the rails against the Vikkngs(although it's meaningless as far as seeding), and the Bears in the playoffs, with a new CEO, Ed Policy, in charge there might be a change, but I doubt it.