Recruiting Forum Football Talk IX

[Jackcrevol]

Upscale IHOP

 

[Glitch]

Just some dude and his friends from an acting group.

Do people consider them humorous? If so, I have lost all faith in humanity and think it is time to shut off the internet and think about how we can better use our time and resources...

 

[Jackcrevol]

Just some dude and his friends from an acting group.

it has funny moments. the black purse skit was entertaining. the character 'chit' says 'mhmm' and 'yeah' a lot when quizzed. Mildly entertaining due to his clearly not listening to the sender's message.

 

[mrMet]

I'd like to know who's name is at the very top of the Pyramid. Blackrock? Vanguard, State Street? Who is the person who has the final say for them?

I'd bet you're right, but the trillionaires disguise themselves as corporations. Have you seen the graphs for who actually owns all the stocks in these huge corporations/conglomerates? Other huge competing corporations.

Larry Fink has a $1b net worth, but as the CEO of Blackrock he controls $10t in assets.

Ronald O'Hanley controls around $35t in assets.

Oh yeah it’s pretty disappointing how things really are

 

[rikberry31]

Well if the Titans are concerned about our qb's that is a good sign. They drafted Will Levis in the first round.

 

[Orange.]

So position coaching? Kinda see that being a common thread at the qb spot.

Shut up and eat your breakfast.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Do people consider them humorous? If so, I have lost all faith in humanity and think it is time to shut off the internet and think about how we can better use our time and resources...

You're just jealous and mad you didnt think of it first. . .

 

[Orange.]

a to z is clickbait jabroni feeder with no substance.

Dictionary worthy.

 

[mrMet]

Well if the Titans are concerned about our qb's that is a good sign. They drafted Will Levis in the first round.

Second round actually

 

[Aesius]

Second round actually

And the current HC and GM had nothing to do with it but VN gonna VN

 

[Glitch]

You're just jealous and mad you didnt think of it first. . .

I am not sure that is it. It makes me sad...not jealous or mad.

 

[Glitch]

Oh yeah it’s pretty disappointing how things really are

Twss...

 

[volfaninpa]

Anyone?

 

[Glitch]

Anyone?

"Dropped" some news....? Probably talking about how our receivers can't catch a cold with the broad side of a barn.

 

[volfaninpa]

"Dropped" some news....? Probably talking about how our receivers can't catch a cold with the broad side of a barn.

Seems Boo Carter related given the ghost emoji.

 

[Orange.]

Fun fact: a study done by the Dept of Homeland Security found that TSA agents missed finding dangerous items at a nearly 95% clip. Prohibited items (liquids, etc.) was closer to 80%. It boggles the mind to think that an agency so ineffective is allowed to continue to exist.

But it worked 100% (together with the internet) toward falsely "justifying" and accustoming Americans to universal and comprehensive surveillance. The Soviets and East Germans would be so jealous.

 

[ugg]

Hell yeah. Faith No More's 1989 album The Real Thing has an amazing cover of War Pigs on it.

 

[mrMet]

And the current HC and GM had nothing to do with it but VN gonna VN

Facts

 

[Adam Sandler]

Anyone?

Boo was again at practice. This time with a helmet.

That’ll be $9.99

 

[Aesius]

Boo was again at practice. This time with a helmet.

That’ll be $9.99

But does he have a black stripe on it?

 

[volfaninpa]

Boo was again at practice. This time with a helmet.

That’ll be $9.99

What a nugget.

 

[25vol]

But it worked 100% toward falsely "justifiying" and accustoming Americans to universal and comprehensive surveillance.

100% agree. It was all a clever ruse. I’ve never even been on a flight pre-TSA. What a world that must have been.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Fun fact: a study done by the Dept of Homeland Security found that TSA agents missed finding dangerous items at a nearly 95% clip. Prohibited items (liquids, etc.) was closer to 80%. It boggles the mind to think that an agency so ineffective is allowed to continue to exist.

Is it better to have than have not?

I'll take my chances. You can scrutinize, and apply ill fated political ideologies to, as some do toward big government. Remember this was created in haste, by W, for a damn good reason.

Hard to argue with the results.

 

[SoilVol]

I don't think Collinsworth watched much of Hendon at UT. Hendon read defenses and predicted throws better than any QB we've had so far. And if it were such an easy-peasy system then Joe and Nico should've easily thrived in it but they didn't (of course, then maybe that's an indication of the quality of WRs since Hyatt and Tillman left).

Point is, if Hendon is struggling to adjust to the Lion's offense that's not because he played at TN and TN is NOT the only college team who spreads it out and simplifies the offensive reads. It also sure as heck doesn't mean other TN QBs won't be able to make that adjustment. It just means the NFL is hard as heck.

 

[SoilVol]

Fun fact: a study done by the Dept of Homeland Security found that TSA agents missed finding dangerous items at a nearly 95% clip. Prohibited items (liquids, etc.) was closer to 80%. It boggles the mind to think that an agency so ineffective is allowed to continue to exist.

Their presence is a significant deterrent. Needs improvement but also still needs to exist.