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Rules...

Eva Longoria on Desperate Housewives

Jenna Elfman on Dharma and Greg

Jaime Pressly on My Name Is Earl.

CLE 10 penalties. OUCH.

It's not about store bought bread getting mold although the wax does have antibacterial properties, it keeps the bread fresh vs storing in a plastic bag.

She thick thick.

The rulebook protects the show, not the call. Referee is final. Most flags aren’t reviewable. “Extraordinarily unfair acts” almost never unwind a result. A blown PI in a conference title game stands because reversing it would mean the league admitted the ending was illegitimate.
Catch / PI / roughing stay mushy on purpose. Vague rules let the booth pick a story: “he’s a receiver” one week, “he didn’t survive the ground” the next. That’s discretion, and discretion is where a league that cares about ratings can lean.
Narratives pay. Super Bowl teams, star QBs, New York / Dallas / KC in primetime. Close games and overtime are worth more than 35–3. You don’t need a smoke-filled room for that — you need replay, enforcement, and scheduling that never quite punish the product.
The league already said the quiet part on the website: fantasy and NFL.com games are “exclusively for entertainment purposes.” The telecast is “for the private use of our audience.” They’re telling you what the broadcast is.

We were just bitching about special teams and here we are.

OTA

We're alive, LFG!!

I tried to blow it up but still can't read it.