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His overall record isn’t that impressive at 16-14-2. He finished his UFC career with a 7 fight losing streak.

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You kind of explained your first sentence with your second. I think Dana White even said he let him fight one or two times more than he should have.

But that helps illustrate his reputation, good and bad. Rogan has said his peak was as good as anyone, so I'm sure he got some benefit of the doubt to keep fighting. But as others here have mentioned, his training was considered lackluster.

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I mean she could have gotten a nice tattoo not a bunch of nonsense

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That's what I don't understand. She looks like she let a child randomly place stickers on her for fun.

Regardless of what happens moving forward, the headline is that a women's organization still held an emergency meeting to define what a woman is, and couldn't figure it out. And the majority of women in that meeting likely consider themselves to be feminists.

If we haven't reached peak idiocracy yet, we must be damn close.

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You’re all sheep. I really don’t give a shite either way bit to act like there are no questions with all of this is fricking retarded.

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The "just asking questions" point is disingenuous. I don't know any rational person who believes there are no questions with all of this. Wilson himself said if Candace was simply making a reasonable doubt case, there wouldn't have been a debate.

The issue with Candace is that she makes grandiose insinuations or claims with flimsy evidence. I've said before that she presents some compelling circumstantial things, but she often connects dots between them with her own feelings, assumptions, or "dreams" to arrive at a conclusion.

For example, Wilson challenging her on the steakhouse receipt seemed kind of pedantic on its face, but it illustrated how she operates. She "broke the news" in January and said her source was "good enough" for her. When Andrew asked why you couldn't just verify a name from the credit card account, she said "stay tuned". I know journalism is dead, but that's some bullshite evidence.:lol:

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Oh damn, I didn’t know that introvert and selfish/self-absorbed were synonyms…. Learn something new everyday, I guess.

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I don't get how it's "selfish" or "self-absorbed" to not reach out. They don't know each other. They haven't played for the same coaching staffs. Just because they both played at ASU and transferred to LSU doesn't create some special bond, particularly in the transfer portal era.

Hell, Jayden might not even know who is starting at QB for LSU. I certainly wouldn't expect someone of his demeanor to send a rah-rah inspirational text to Leavitt that means anything.

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Cheers and Frasier.

Especially if you consider them together.

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This is my answer. I've done a couple of rewatches in order from the beginning of Cheers to the end of Frasier's original run.

And while Wings shouldn't necessarily be grouped together with those two, it did technically exist in the same universe, and featured multiple Cheers characters on a few episodes. One of Kelsey Grammer's first Emmy nominations as Frasier was from Wings.

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Also consider, for those who think she was Derek Pomansky, that she would have been playing a heck of a long game since she signed up for TD in 2004.

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Ree was never really a regular poster before Les was fired though. I only ever knew the username from random Food Board posts.

That's why people theorized it could be Ponamsky. When Ree joined TD, DP was a river pilot. Then I think he started his own LSU sports site for a while. Then while he had a radio gig, he got hired as the special assistant to Orgeron, and suddenly, Ree was campaigning on tRant and CC board all day, every day for O to get the job.

There was no "long game" being played because it didn't exist until 2016. I don't know if DP is Ree or not, but the timelines of both made people suspicious. And Ree claiming "he" was a "she" on an anonymous message board doesn't mean anything.

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Edward James Porter, of Berwyn, Illinois

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BERRRWYN?! :lol:

I finally watched this tonight, and had a blast.

It was probably longer than it needed to be, some of the jokes/quips were overdone, and I would've liked to have seen more from Battle Cat and Evil-Lyn, but those are minor complaints.

There were a few moments where I genuinely laughed out loud. When Adam exclaims "I have the power" and becomes He-Man, I got a charge up my spine. The Easter eggs referencing the old cartoon and 1987 movie were awesome, too.

I feel like rewatching this again soon just to catch anything I missed. Hopefully, Amazon follows through with the sequel. I'm almost compelled to go full nerd and buy a couple of the action figures for myself.:lol:

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He's smart enough to know the truth, but he also knows that he can't stray too far from the hive mentality which exists inside the Hollywood Bubble.

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I don't know. He has always welcomed discourse with conservatives, and has consistently been critical of Islam and socialism/communism over years. The left attacks him for it, and he doesn't seem to give a shite. The Hollywood Bubble has already strayed from him.

That's why I believe him when he says his vote is "in play". For those who don't watch Maher regularly, this is not the first time he has basically pleaded for Democrats to disassociate from the lunatic commies and love their country, warts and all. He wouldn't bother taking this stance if he was just going to keep voting Dem no matter what.

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Nothing will happen to him.

Spanish citizens are as weak as the French and Canadians.

Just wait until the Sagrada Família gets attacked and, still, nothing happens.

These countries and people are broken beyond repair.

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We'll see. Francoism has seen a rise in popularity among young Spaniards, and the most recent regional elections showed a shift to the right.

Marine LePen is leading the polls for the French presidency despite Macron trying to get her imprisoned so she couldn't run.

Furthermore, the AfD party is leading the German polls despite the media doing their best to ignore them.

Even in Ireland, Sinn Féin popularity has started declining, and their politicians are being called traitors.

Point being, Europe still seems to have a pulse. The next elections across the continent will likely determine if they can revive themselves.