Andrew

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[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

You’re asking a team to willingly put themselves in a bad situation, for what? Because you don’t like it? The transfer portal opens before the end of the season, that’s a college football problem. Asking a team to hope that they get the HC they want by waiting until the end of the season is absurd in this era.

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@MartyMCouey @Ole_Memes Talk to the NCAA then. Coaches have been talking to other schools/ opportunities since the beginning. Teams cannot contact a player before they enter the portal by rule. You’re comparing two different things

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@Ole_Memes How is that a point?
By rule teams are not allowed to contact players who haven’t entered the portal, whether they actually follow the rule is whats in question. Contacting coaches is completely within the rules. Whether you like it or not is irrelevant

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

China just successfully landed a booster. Space X has about 150 missions annually and has over 600 to date with Falcon X. This is with carrying actual payloads to space. To say that they are about 3 years out from a reliable and reusable rocket for commercial use probably isn’t that far off.

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@buckadeath Is this parody?

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@esjesjesj I mean, what an absolute tone deaf statement lmao

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

Let’s address the most obvious thing here, which is of course, no major super power wants its most advanced technology in the hands of its closest rival both economically and militarily. I’m not sure why that’s even a talking point. Furthermore, we need not look any further than this “historic, major space flight breakthrough…” (that just so happens to look identical to the boosters SpaceX has been using for a decade) to understand that IP theft from the Chinese has been a serious point of concern.
Lastly, and the most laughable point, is we are describing a state owned company that has finally landed a rocket booster as a historic breakthrough. Maybe it was for China, but to ignore the fact that a private(at the time) company in the U.S. has been achieving this feat since 2015 and flys over 600 missions annually is the punchline for me.

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@ZacksJerryRig I’m not denying they did it, but your video is very clearly AI.
It’s also an obviously copied version of Elons rocket with a change in how they’re catching it. Kind of easy to do something cheaper when you don’t need R&D or any innovative engineering to come up with it…

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@Ophiuchus901 @Zwalk52 @DerenicByrd Did you wait before saying he was innocent?
He also admitted to it. It’s one thing to say someone murdered someone without any evidence and another to suggest that a killing, that we know happened, wasn’t meeting the criteria of self defense.

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@JoeWhit30367397 @Abstruce1 @unknownlaxer @kevinblue345 Those exoneration numbers are in line with conviction rates. And just because someone is exonerated does not mean that a serious crime didn’t take place..

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@b1ackfamilyPAC @Ch2Crazy @901Lulu The source was the woman(Katie) and Katies mother who both confirmed they (Katie and Nolan) had spent time together on the island. It does also say there is no confirmation of them being romantically involved.

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@caveatdata @901Lulu Wait a minute, so you think the family can’t put out a statement, but you retards can just say whatever conspiracy you want to?

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

Pretty simple. It says there were multiple friends with boats. Reports came out that he was talking with a girl. If I’m 19 and my group of friends wants/ needs to leave early due to a boat issue, but I’m trying to get laid, I’m telling them to leave me and I’ll catch a ride back with someone else(one of the other friends with a boat). Do you honestly believe these 18/ 19 year olds devised some plan to kill there friend of years and to do it on a major holiday surrounded by 100s of people?

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

I actually agree that the Bosnian player had every right to challenge for the ball, but the same has to be said for Balogun. The tackle, losing balance and subsequently stepping on the foot all happened before and right as the ball gets to them. Your false narrative is post hoc in saying that Balogun placing his foot down means that he was “going for the ball”. It wasn’t some wild outside fling of the foot. Your interpretation means that defenders can, at any time, put themselves in precarious situations while challenging and so long as they are on the receiving end then they are rewarded. Nothing in that play was outside of the realm of regular soccer play. Balogun is allowed to also go for the ball and regain his balance and should not be punished because injuries are an inevitability of competitive sports

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@NostalgiaFC1 same thing, I’m just describing the type of tackle. And the tackle was performed by the Bosnian defender…

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

Ahh yes a still frame image surely gives the correct sequence of events leading to it. 3 seconds earlier Balogun was in front of the Bosnian player, the Bosnian player challenged for the ball(more power to him btw) and then got injured in the ensuing entanglement. That’s not a tackle, that’s losing your balance from a hip check

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

@UwDienstwillige So you’re worried about the process than the outcome?

[Andrew @rangoonsquad]

Okay, but why not. You guys pretend like there is some honor in allowing a misappropriation of rules to take place in order to protect the status quo. You call it tradition or culture, but it’s stupid. The call was correct, the process is abhorrent and it’s clear why. Yall have no cojones to ever do anything about it. FIFA is the way that it is because yall allowed it to get this way.