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I don't understand the hesitancy answering if you're vaccinated - 2 years ago

If I ask you if you had your MMR vaccine, you wouldn't hide behind some "medical privacy" BS. You'd say yes or no. At least, it was that way until a year or two ago. Whatever.

It's dumb - 2 years ago

But I agree with Canada, I love the extra hour of "sleep" in the fall/winter. Sleep is in quotes because it's not like I really sleep an extra hour. I'm like you; I'm getting up at the same time of day, even if it's technically an hour earlier. But it's nice to have long mornings because I'm more productive.

Maybe it was the other substances at your party? nm - 2 years ago

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Re: Real story? - 2 years ago

Missing some context. It says "annual," but does that mean it's annually on his dime, or does everybody usually pitch in? Is it just THIS year that players are complaining? Everything I've seen says he's a great teammate. Wonder who the source was for this???

Yeah, Steve is right - 2 years ago

Normally, taquitos are like thin, corn-wrapped burritos. Deep-fried. I've never had breakfast taquitos. I usually get chicken if I'm at a Mexican restaurant.

I wasn't aware they even had taquitos - 2 years ago

I will have to try them next time. Their BBQ chicken strip sandwich is the bomb as well.

Nobody, f--- wit da Jesus - 2 years ago

My goodness - 2 years ago

I like the wheeling-and-dealing, especially for someone the caliber of Von Miller. It is concerning trading away all our draft picks all the time. But look at it this way. At this rate, we won't have to worry about drafting guys like Tutu because we won't have any draft picks at all.

Re: Aside from helmet - 2 years ago

With the offensive production the Rams are getting in the passing game, I'm OK with where the Rams are defensively. As we can see, they are pretty much on the button with last year. It will be nice to have DWill back as well. And like others have said, I think there's a trade in the works. I don't know what position, but I'm betting it's defense. ST, however, is another story...

Regression to the mean - 2 years ago

I didn't watch him play, but the lone highlight (lowlight?) I saw from him, he looked jumpy in a clean pocket. Not exactly confidence inspiring.

Agreed. - 2 years ago

I didn't watch the entire game, but being up 38-0 at the end of the 3rd quarter is good enough for me. I don't know how deep on the depth chart they went, and I'm not sure if the Texans put in their scrubs either (I mean, what's the difference between a 1st or 3rd string with that team anyway), but hopefully the Rams are never in a position where they play backups at most positions. I was

It did jump around. - 2 years ago

I actually watched it twice because I wasn't sure I caught everything the first time. Sure enough, I was correct. Never read the books, but the show makes me want to. Same with Dune. I really liked the movie, but everyone I went with did not. But I feel like the book could clear up some remaining questions I have.

In and Out is overrated - 2 years ago

Whataburger is my favorite fast food joint. Honey butter chicken biscuits (ho-@#$%&) are sensational. Yes, you can call them ho-@#$%& and the employees know what you're talking about. Btw, there are going to be three Whataburgers in the KC metro area, thanks to Patrick Mahomes. He advocated for the franchise to open in the KC area since he is from TX, and Whataburger is one of his favorites.

Main thing is they took advantage of the penalty. - 2 years ago

Bad calls happen to all teams. The red zone play-calling is a mystery, however. That's been an issue for McVay for a while.

Finally! - 2 years ago

Two years has felt like 20. Hoping The Last Kingdom season 5 isn't far behind.

Yes. I believe it was Jared's father. - 2 years ago

Context matters. This is, indeed, old news.

That's disappointing. - 2 years ago

Maybe they thought you would do even more the next time if they only served you chicken nuggets lol. I have a friend from the Gujarat region of India. He is ALWAYS wanting to cook for me. I guess I'm one of the few Americans who can tolerate "Indian spicy." He makes the best vegetarian dishes I've ever had.

Re: But so so hot ! - 2 years ago

Like 'Gamo said, you don't have to get it spicy. Unless you think the mild is also hot, in which case....yeah, Indian food probably isn't for you lol! I really like spicy food, so I normally get it at 7 or 8 if they offer a ten point spicy range. Lamb vindaloo, shrimp saag, butter chicken, and chicken tikka masala are my favorites. And, I don't know what they're called, but at some In

I would be shocked if he got traded - 2 years ago

I wanted the Rams to trade for Watson way back when, but it seems like the Rams dodged a bullet. How many women have accused him of sexual assault now? 20? I really haven't kept up with all of this stuff, but all it takes is for one of these accusations to stick, and the odds seem high at this point. You're right, though. The media circus and PR blowout is not worth it. You're talking po

Indian food is so good - 2 years ago

Definitely top 3 favorite ethnic dishes. I honestly haven't come across an Indian gravy I haven't liked. To be honest, it really comes down to if you like curry or not lol. I love the stuff. I usually get traditional naan when I eat at an Indian restaurant, but the other night I tried garlic and cheese stuffed naan. Holy $hit was that some good stuff. Especially dipped in the tikka ma

Apparently, they work like a charm - 2 years ago

That's what I've been told. I saw a guy holding one in his hand at a check-out line, so I asked him about it. He bought one for himself and loved it so much he had to get one for his grandkids. The range is surprisingly decent for a plastic salt gun, but it's not like you can "snipe" the flies. But he said it's deadly when he's sitting on his chair and shooting them off his

Yes, it looks fantastic. Great job, CrazyLegs. nm. - 2 years ago

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Re: Have a reason you became a Ram fan? - 3 years ago

I didn't start watching football until I was nine years old. The year the Rams went to the Super Bowl. I don't remember specific games, except Super Bowl 34, but for some reason I loved all the players, and I thought the helmets were unique. They were also exciting to watch. There wasn't an exact moment I became a Rams fan. I just started watching more and more Rams games until about 2002 w

Anything. - 3 years ago

I didn't even watch the game tonight, and I don't have to. The man is insufferable. It's not just the content for me, but it's also his voice. Kinda like that scene with Rob Wriggle and Will Ferrell in Stepbrothers where Wriggle's character doesn't like Ferrell's face.

Gonna disagree here - 3 years ago

Pirates and Vikings are not the same thing as "Indians." Look, for a younger person, I'm pretty old-school; I think the "woke" crowd and the Twitter mob dictate too much right now. But team names have been something marginalized groups have railed against for a long time. This thing about changing team names erasing history or whatever is nonsense. Folks say the same

Re: Wilson: it looked like mallet finger - 3 years ago

The announcers kept saying it was dislocated finger, but having experienced a dislocated finger, it didn't look like that to me. I've never heard of mallet finger before. Or jersey finger. At any rate, I think the Seahawks are toast. Geno Smith will be Geno Smith, and the Seahawks defense can't stop a wet paper bag. The NFC West is going to come down to the Rams and the Cardinals.

Re: It's dogs or nuthin'. - 3 years ago

I used to dislike small dogs. Like chihuahuas, Pomeranians, etc. Toy breeds, I guess. Still kinda-sorta do. I don't like barking. Never have, never will. Especially inside. And small dogs are usually the worst offenders. However, my brother's family (really my nephews) has a little chihuahua mutt named Lulu. She does like to bark, but she has somehow found a way into my heart. If you sit

Man, you always bring up interesting topics - 3 years ago

I don't have a favorite, either. But if I had to choose, I guess I'd go with Australian. And that's because it's the easiest for me to imitate. Not to over-estimate my abilities, but I'm not too bad at imitating accents. My best ones are English, Scottish, Irish, and Australian. South African is really difficult. I have to listen to someone before I can get into the right cadence and pronu

Re: I'm actually not a cat person... - 3 years ago

That's the way it always starts lol. Somebody says they don't like cats. Then they adopt a kitten, take in a stray, find a girl who has one, etc. Before you know it, they might actually "like" the cat. They aren't a cat person, but they tolerate this cat. Next thing you know, they have two cats. They might never say they are converted, but the evidence points to something else

Warms my heart to hear stories of folks coming around to cats - 3 years ago

My family ALWAYS had cats; at least one, usually two. We had a golden retriever (Montana) for 13 years before we had to put him down. I loved that dog. Still miss him to this day. Also the biggest golden I've ever seen (130 lbs). Montana was great friends with the neighbor dog. They were inseparable. It was something straight out of a kid's book. So I love dogs, too. But I've always had an