"hey Peanut, you mind answering this question for me? why is it that I get back into my seat and my entire chat is saying waddle waddle waddle"
"im surprised you didn't crack your chair in half when you sat back down fat b*tch"
Hutch was already pissed at The Burnt Peanut for 'abandoning him' so Peanut sent his chat to go make fat jokes at him and it got out of hand😂😂
So you need a valid ID to shop at Mandami’s government grocery stores to make sure the system isnt taken advantage of
But the same people who love this idea will also scream racism if you say you need a valid ID to vote so the system doesnt get taken advantage of.
Hypocrites man…Either you should be for no ID for both or ID for both. But if you are split than you are prob a fraud
Let’s do a recap on all of the dumb shit the glazers have done
•Kept Todd Bowles who should’ve been fired which led to
•Mike Evans leaving
•Vita Vea demanding a trade
•Baker extension talks stalling
• tried to fuck with rays deal
I can see why the British hate their asses
The Bucs refuse to let Todd Bowles go and:
- Face of the franchise Mike Evans leaves
- Lavonte David retires
- Vita Vea requests a trade
Good decision guys !
Champion Golfer of the Year Ryan Fox on his pace of play:
"I played with Scottie Scheffler earlier in the year, and I can't work out if this was a burn or a compliment. We played at Phoenix, and we're in a three-ball on Saturday. We walk off the ninth tee, and he goes, 'Foxy, it doesn't even feel like you're in the group. It just feels like we're playing in a two-ball, you hit it so fast. It's just in the air.'
"You guys can tell me if it's a burn or a compliment. It is just always how I've played."
Burn or compliment?
Our administration owes a debt of gratitude to Nick Shirley for exposing one of the most egregious cases of fraud this country has ever seen.
If the media was worth their salt, they would take notes from Nick and other citizen journalists who care about investigating stories that affect the American people instead of trying to silence them.
Wow, I can’t believe what I’ve witnessed today 😳😳
I had the chance to caddie for @wesleybryangolf in Final Open Qualifying, and it reminded me just how brutal and brilliant golf can be!
The conditions threw absolutely everything at us. Sunshine, driving rain, wind… it felt like we experienced every season in a single round. Through it all, Wes played some phenomenal golf. His second round was something special, climbing to -8 overall and right on the number to qualify
Standing on the last, we knew exactly what was at stake. Unfortunately, an agonising bogey meant we missed out on a playoff by the smallest of margins. One shot. That’s golf.
It’s impossible not to feel gutted, because he deserved so much from the way he played today. But at the same time, it was an incredible experience to be a part of, and a reminder of just how fine the margins are at this level.
A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support Wes. The crowds around West Lancs were absolutely unbelievable, and the atmosphere made the occasion even more special ❤️❤️
This is interesting. It feels like it’s obvious that Frank retired because he was physically fighting through injuries and pain, and it got to a point that he no longer could play the game in an enjoyable, effective, or healthy way.
The whole purpose of a signing bonus is to be a guarantee up front that insures a salary irregardless of performance metrics, or most importantly injuries that could compromise your career in the future.
What makes this interesting is that Frank likely retired “voluntarily”, meaning, he wasn’t declared medically unfit to play by a doctor, which allows the team to ask for a prorated amount of his signing bonus back. Had he been medically deemed unfit to play football by a doctor before he retired, the team wouldn’t be able to recoup part of the signing bonus.
Let me say this first, if a player truly just retires without reason, or because they’ve lost the desire to play, I completely get and acknowledge teams should be able to recoup compensation when players don’t fulfill there contractual obligations and agreements.
However, Frank was known for being hurt and playing through injuries most players wouldn’t play through constantly. Broken foot, a torn pec, multiple knee injuries, back issues. There was always something, and I’m sure he was continuously dealing with multiple ailments to try and continue playing the game. His body clearly had deteriorated to a degree that made football no longer a viable option, physically, and probably mentally. In my opinion, the signing bonus is supposed to protect players from future physical ailments limiting their availability on the field, that’s one of the reasons you want more guaranteed money upfront.
So while I get that the team has a right to ask for money back, in the spirit of the agreement, I think it’s bullshit Frank is being asked to return money. This was clearly a player that the game had physically taken its toll on, and his body was clearly no longer holding up to the rigors of the NFL. It wasn’t just some player deciding he didn’t want to play anymore, it wasn’t that simple, and these signing bonuses are there to protect players from the inevitable injuries they incur on the field.
What a legendary career for Lavonte David. He is the standard and without question a Hall of Famer in my book. Below is a highlight from every season he played in the NFL.
Derrick Brooks was my favorite player growing up. Once he retired following 08, I was playing GM for a few years to find his replacement. I would create a soon to be rookie player in Madden at the beginning of every offseason and put him on the Bucs lol. So in the spring of 2012, Nebraska Linebacker Lavonte David was that guy. As a fan, there was nobody in the draft I wanted more and I'll never forget the elation I felt when the Bucs drafted him. Here we are 14 years later and he exceeded every expectation and then some.
I'm stoked to see him in the Bucs Ring of Honor one day.
Hell of a career!
The playing rule proposals submitted by the NFL Competition Committee for consideration by clubs at next week’s league meeting:
1. Permit the kicking team to declare an onside kick at any
time during the game.
2. Eliminate the kicking team’s incentive to intentionally
kick the ball out of bounds when kicking off from the 50-yard line.
3. Modify the kickoff alignment requirements for the receiving team in the setup zone.
4. Allow League personnel to consult with on-field officials
when considering disqualifications for both flagrant football acts and non-football acts without being called on the field.
5. For one year only, allow the NFL Officiating Department
to correct clear and obvious misses by on-field officials that impact the game, in the event of a work stoppage involving the game officials represented by the NFL Referees Association.