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He clearly said that LSU replenished its roster and Alabama did not.

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This was what you said, genius.

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LSU guy said LSU got better from the new dudes coming in.


Thank you for making my point

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I was pointing out that the second half shoed you are retarded.

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He clearly said that LSU replenished its roster and Alabama did not.

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Oof. That’s not what was said. LSU guy said Bama better hope for no exodus after this season. Bama guy said that happened to LSU just this past season. LSU guy said LSU got better from the new dudes coming in. Bama guy responded with what you quoted.

You claiming a reading comprehension problem is pretty rich considering the circumstances.

So how are they going to explain no Lois or Clark at the Planet?

Hell yeah! I hope she can make a comeback to the field and absolutely tears it up!

Damn good Tiger! RIP, good sir.

Don’t like his comment about the OL struggling.

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No it's just another dumb shot at the WNBA the same old tired bullshite that's been regurgitated again and again.

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What specifically shows that other than your opinion?

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For someone who cares about women’s sports so much, it’s interesting that he wants to see them humiliated so badly

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There’s disingenuous, and then there is whatever this post is trying to accomplish. Travis is clearly responding to coaches within the WNBA who within the last week have claimed that trans women should be welcomed in the league. The point is not to humiliate women players, it is strong pushback against the idea that trans women should be allowed to compete with a crazy unfair biological advantage. Again, like he is proposing would demonstrate this.

I will grant that it is undoubtedly true that Travis is trying to generate clicks. So what? He is drawing attention to an issue that somehow became in doubt, even though any irrational person knows it’s ridiculous.

I dont know how I completely missed this show’s existence. Thanks for the plug.

I am a little surprised at people saying it is the best TH Spidey, but to each his own. I enjoyed it, BUT I have two pretty major issues. I get the suspension of disbelief idea , especially for a superhero movie, but some things are just too much for me.
Jean Grey did some straight up evil stuff in general, and to Peter specifically. Her and her sis invading people’s minds and giggling about it hit me as way wrong before anything bad happened to them. How many deaths is Jean responsible for, and not just Damage Control baddies either? She straight up threw MJ off a roof and killed a guy by stepping him in front of a car right in front of Peter. She let Hulk off the leash in the middle of the city. I legit felt bad for Scorpion as she was mind raping him into some added charges, not to mention the lady in the tank. The writers did the character no favors. Everyone would have good reason to fear her, not just because she has powers, but because of how she chooses to use them. Keeping Peter alive was a good turn, but she has a lot to answer for.
After Peter takes the bullet, are we really supposed to believe that his identity wouldn’t be compromised? Doctors, nurses and hospital staff have seen his face. Frank standing guard is nice and all, but come on. For that matter, isn’t Punisher wanted for all the mayhem he has caused?

Some things that I really liked: The portrayal of the toll that being Spider-man takes on Pete was VERY well done. Spider-man 2 with Maguire and this film really make you feel for Peter. I also liked the way they had him use his webbing, agility and acrobatics. This was easily the best version of Spidey doing Spidey things. Several moments where I found myself thinking that how he used his webbing was clever.

Some things that were confusing: Is MIT in NYC now, or did I miss something about MJ and Ned moving back?
Was the idea of accepting that he didn’t have to go it alone a “cure” for his further mutation? That seems a little too corny. I really thought they were going to go the Man-spider route at least somewhat. In the end fight against the Hand, he just takes off his inhibitor, goes beast mode, and nothing gets mentioned again.
Am I supposed to believe that the Damage Control guy did all this mutant research on his own? Do Peter and Jean buy that?
Are there now different versions of the Hulk in Banner? Why did Banner need his inhibitor at all after becoming professor Hulk from Endgame? Was there something in a show/movie that explains this?

TLDR version. It was good, but flawed. 8/10 and that is grading on the Spier-man is my favorite superhero curve.

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Bold move to complain about “terrible grammatical errors” while dropping a comma splice in your very first sentence.

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Calling out grammar errors while posting a sentence with neither a subject nor verb is also a bold move.