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It was 10-0 in the BCS championship game but I still felt like LSU had it under control. Did anyone else feel the same?

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I’m just glad my dog didn’t knock the chair I was standing on over.

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Please tell me how the party of figs, illegal aliens, moslems, trannies, feral negroids, feminists, marxists, communists, socialists, and various other misfits is better. Pray tell (although I know you won’t)

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Do you feel better now? Perhaps a shooting range with live targets of the above might bring down your blood pressure? What about those who don’t fit into any of these categories? Can they be members of that political party or do they have to pick one or more categories to join?

Actually, after watching the anti-Letlow and anti-Fleming ads for the past several weeks, how are any Rs happy? Seems both are secret supporters of former President Obama. Or were those parodies?

She seems reasonable and totally in control in this terrifying and triggering situation. Is she also one of those women who believes all “p in v sex is rape?”

They still have the CWS when LSU doesn’t make it??!! Is it on a channel or streaming somewhere? I always thought it was just local college baseball programming in June.

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My bad. I should have known. Thanks to the person that sent this to me

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And thank you for sharing! It was highly informative.

Now for those who downvoted this, are you: a) excited about safety being fourth as a priority for railway companies, b) major stockholders in those companies, or c) solidly comfortable that anything John Oliver says is never to be believed?

I am truly amazed how quickly streaming services cancel (or decline to renew for another season) after the first season or two. In reading about The Boroughs on Netflix, by the 16th day after release, it was not picked up for season 2. What is going on? Can this situation improve?

I know there was a mention of the Duffer Brothers’ move to Paramount being a factor, but this was known well before its release. So for those who start watching after day 16, do we just hope it ended the first season without too many cliffhangers and was somewhat satisfying at the end?

I remember hearing about a show from a streaming service which was supposed to be good, and finally watching it online. When the second season ended, I looked to see when season three was coming out. It was not to be. I know this has always occurred with network shows, but even then there was a small chance fan interest would trigger another season. Star Trek, with its many spin-offs and movies, was not supposed to be on the air for its second season. Fan uproar made the difference. More recently, other services have picked up canceled network shows such as Arrested Development and Designated Survivor.

So, is there anything to do about this or is it the new paradigm we have to live with? Do audiences matter if a show is slow to catch on?

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A bad deal is better than attempting regime change or continuing this war like it was occurring.

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I was going to downvote but I thought about it some more and it makes sense. No matter how excited our President would get about our “progress,” this was aging like curdled milk in the fridge.

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My daughter just asked me “why do we live in Baton Rouge?”

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You didn’t want to tell her you are in the federal witness protection program?

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Point being....Skyler is not NEARLY as bad as everyone wants to portray her. And I have no idea why.

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Fantastic deep dive, and if anybody steps back, a tribute to the brilliance of Vince Gilligan to make so many of us fans of a drug kingpin, and others despise him with the strength of a thousand suns. That’s the real story.

Give it back?