Recent content by jave36

I was going yo say, didn't most of his players transfer out?

I don't take it too extreme, I just don't enjoy it and reallyyyyyy get annoyed when the apologists act like they were transcendent mucisians. They were the Taylor swift of their day. Average mucisians (except Paul, he was really good but nowhere near where his fans say he is), really good song...

Same.

Too? What else do they own us in?

I like seeing all our opponents for next year losing nfl players.

I thought the Bryce pick was horrible. He wasn't worth that spot even if they hadn't had to give Chicago their entire future. The continued bad decisions only validate my opinion that their front office isn't good. Probably the worst owner in the NFL, and that's saying something.

LOL you use a first round pick on a "maybe he'll pan out at LT?"

That one really surprised me,makes no sense to me why you wouldn't use your first round pick to try to give your expensive new QB the best chance to succeed instead of finding the replacement for your expensive new QB.

Wasn't he #13?

Proven commodity is the widely accepted idiomatic phrase. There is no commonly accepted saying of proven quantity. Combining them like you did was the weird phrasing. I've never seen anyone say proven quantity in the way you did. If you take that as "coming after you," then you have some...

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You're welcome to make up your own versions of idioms, but "proven commodity" is the widely accepted version of that particular one. You shouldn't be surprised when people react quizzicaly to variations you invent lol. We can always add it to pocket presents and pedalstool

Quantity is just not a word I've heard used with that phrase. Commodity, yes, but not quantity.

I didn't know that either. I thought honey bees were pollinators though?

Known proven quantity? Odd phrasing, but I think I agree.