Kansas Crimson

randylahey wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2024 7:15 pm

kubowler99 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2024 5:57 pm Here's to women hopefully saving democracy.

"Save democracy" by voting for a candidate who never had to win a single primary.

Weird flex, but feel free to vote for the convicted felon.

Here's to women hopefully saving democracy.

Just saw that notification as well, gutter. If this happens, he (and JuJu) both get fully healthy, and Pacheco returns at close to 100%, this offense looks pretty good. Now if we can just stop having Mahomes throw it to the other team 2x a game, that'd be great.

That's a losing option, given the Republicans have cornered that market.

I think I stated something similar a few weeks ago. There is no turning back for the 'grand old party'. If anyone follows Heather Cox Richardson on FB (I know JFish does because he posts her stuff here occassionally), she had a fantastic FB live session yesterday that talked about this. And there's ...

Until Trump passes away, he will continue to be the Rs nominee. I think that's the thing most people aren't grasping. If he loses in November, it won't be because he, you know, actually lost. It will be because 'it was stolen'. So we'll have another 4 years of the same BS we've just gone through ...

Maybe he took up John Oliver's offer?

Yeah - I've done that (icy-veins is my go-to site). Still just feels grindy once you get to the 50-60 range. Don't get me wrong, I don't want easy or simple for this, but I would like it to be more...fun? But I'm old and crotchety.

Starfield and BG3 are both great games. The turn-based style of BG3 isn't my favorite, but I played all the Bauldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights games back in the day, so familiar and still enjoy it. I've been happy with Diablo IV, but also somewhat disappointed. It is such a grind and you never ...

AlOerter wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 2:55 pm Gotta hand it to Spags and Veatch for assembling this relatively young defense while staying under the cap.

I think they're the youngest defense in the league. No 'relatively' about it.

Sucks losing Bolton for 2 months, but still getting him back before the playoffs is fantastic.

If you put a gun to my head today and asked me which one will most likely happen - it's the latter, unfortunately. They understand if they do the former, they might not win another federal election that matters in 20+ years. Although part of me believes (hopes) that if they truly abandoned the ...

pdub wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2023 9:40 am To be fair, I will sometimes, on a more minor level, do this too if a client catches something I missed.
"Must be a cache problem,"
- web devs everywhere

My favorite - "Try it again"

Server resources, story of the week. I made a decision six months ago to have a team rip out it's code and replace it with a completely new implementation using a tool that it seemed like we were just slowly writing on our own unknowingly (dbt, for those curious). We're just using it in a way that ...

I remember the day they announced Grbac would be starting over Gannon in the playoffs. Still pisses me off.

My Indian friends pronounce the 'x' in their names with the 'sh' sound, so....every time I see Xitter and Xitler it makes me giggle.

Outside of the obvious prosecution of the perp, one related result I would like to see is a significant increase in oversight of how a president handles and manages confidential and top secret documents and information. The fact they can and have (intentionally or mistakenly) removed these documents ...

Sorry - it was 31, not 32 instances. I edited the above to reflect the correct number. My mistake.

In 2014 there was a study of the past (at the time) 1 BILLION votes case at all levels (federal, state, local)... You remember 2014 - when there really weren't many states that required ID to vote. You know what the study found? There were 31 instances of voter fraud. OUT OF 1 BILLION FUCKING VOTES ...

Sweet!

I'm still waiting for Trump and the Republican's 'Infrastructure Day'....