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Steve DeBerg seemingly had some good tools but had the misfortune of being stuck behind Roger Staubach, Joe Montana, John Elway, Steve Young and Dan Marino. He was still playing in 1998 at age 44 when the Falcons made their run to the Super Bowl.

re: Video of Lane yall will enjoy

Posted by AUFANATL on 10/11/26 at 12:03 am to

Apparently Kentucky fans are too classy to throw yellow mustard bottles at him like normal fans.
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A holding that causes a TD is a different story.


So is a play that happens in the 2nd quarter.

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I still am astonished by how that NC State game ended

Some Beamer shite


They literally put special teams out there for that and ran their punt block play.

That's something I used to do on playstation Madden back in the 90s. I guess Clark Lea did too.



I honestly thought this was a Bryce Dallas Howard movie.


For future reference - the very early flights tend to be the best for standby. You get a lot more no shows and plan cancellations on the early flights so seats will open up.

But also, if you are flying out of a hub city, you will also get more last minute additions to the standby list as that is where all of the airline employees live and they tend to make last second trip planning, especially on weekends.

But also, many of the employees that add their name to the standby list last minute also no show or change their plans.

I've done this a lot. Flying for free can be so rewarding but also incredibly frustrating, especially now that that airline software is better at filling the plane seats.

I wonder how many casual baseball fans tuned into the Braves-Dodgers hoping to see superstars like Ohtani and Acuna do their thing, only to be left completely unsatisfied.

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Not trying to stir up racial shite, but I am actually curious if this was an old white lady or an old black lady.


According to a quick Google search, Jennings County Indiana is 94% white and less than 1% black.

You would be hard pressed to find a county anywhere in the US less diverse than that.


Married to the same guy for 65 years. Don't see that often in Hollywood.
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Just like baseball cards in the 90s, they're print too many and prices will droooop


I don't know anything about Pokemon, but the baseball card industry learned from it's past mistakes and culled the herd and then implemented designed scarcity so there's a bunch of unique cards, autographs, tiny piece of a world series jersey, etc. built into the system. It's like a lottery - degenerates ripping packs and hobby boxes hoping to land that 1/1 Ohtani Chrome auto throwback whatever.

I assume Pokemon is similar. 99% of cards are worthless nerd porn and a chosen few have scarcity value.

re: NFL Various Games - Week 4

Posted by AUFANATL on 10/4/26 at 6:11 pm to

Am I crazy or did he pop up and celebrate after that catch only to look down at his foot and go, oh sh*t?


Padres are playing better baseball than anyone right now. They picked the right time of the year to get hot.


If they gave the award to Michael Vick for coming back from a prison stint for running a dog fighting operation than I suppose they can give Watson the award for coming back from hiring 30 legitimate masseuses and placing their hand on his penis.

I mean, those kinds of heart warming stories will bring a tear to a glass eye.

The GPS on his display screen spinning around in circles along with his car is pretty wild. Same with the red light warning indicator on his dash.

Might as well just flash a message that says "you're about to die dumbass"


Funny how most of the cities are the opposite of the color green - concrete jungles with masses of people piled on top of a what used to be an ecosystem that could never support them in the first place. Meanwhile the South, which is literally blanketed with trees, plants, grass, lakes, wildlife, etc, doesn't register a blip.

What a f--king scam the "environmental" movement is. It's just a political circle jerk of fraud and thievery.

Why not commit voter fraud?

If you win, you get to obstruct the process of investigating the fraud and grease the rails for more fraud in the future.

95% of the media and 50% of the political and judicial apparatus (95% in areas where fraud is most likely to occur) is pot-committed to the belief that voter fraud doesn't exist and any attempts to illustrate the contrary is a "threat to democracy".

Even under the best, most ideal circumstances (non fraud candidate wins, ample resources are dedicated to exposing the fraud and irrefutable proof is found), it still takes YEARS to navigate all of this at which point the damage was done. There is no conceivable way to unravel and litigate this mess in the 50 days between an election and swearing in.

Why play by the rules when the game is rigged and you can't change the outcome anyway?

That game was such a microcosm of the season:

- Sale dominates but gets no run support because everybody but Harris looks lost or lackluster against a weak starting pitcher

- We get late inning heroics from an unexpected source

- Iggy makes us sweat out the save

Keep it rolling I guess

Theoretically she could have owned other gas cannisters before the murder and the two 5 gallon cannisters she bought the day before were just to get her the extra amount she needed to carry for the full trip.

Another possibility is that she took a circuitous route to cover her tracks and bought gas somewhere off the direct path. Once you play with the geometry and draw a 300 mile radius around Topeka, the number of gas stations becomes enormous.

re: So the NFC South is arse…

Posted by AUFANATL on 9/28/26 at 3:12 pm to

Maybe some of these crappy NFL teams in the South can join the SEC when we next expand and NIL spins further out of control.
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Yes, the crime in Madison, San Jose and Durham is just intolerable


Durham is an under-the radar shithole once you step away from Duke's campus.

Very high crime rate too. Form AI:

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Durham, North Carolina ranks higher for crime than roughly 94% of U.S. communities, with an overall crime rate that is significantly above the national average.