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I love that he was a 'defenseless' player. Motherfucker didn't have to keep his eyes on the ball. That's his choice. You can see the defender is coming in hot. Take it or leave it.

K. Nevermind

I hate targeting calls...but how was that not targeting?

ok

That was pure luck.

Alright. Moving it in the air ain't working. Haskins is too slow to make any progress on the ground. Bring in Martell, keep handing it off to Weber or Dobbins, and start ramming this thing down their throats.

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Can someone explain to me why Alyssa Milano was in the background the whole time? Go back to 1995, or whenever it was that you were relevant last.

I agree that addiction isn't a choice. However, taking more than the prescribed dose is, and a lot of times (read: not all) that's why people get into trouble. People can't seem to follow simple dosing instructions. If 1-2 tabs every 6 hours for severe pain is good, then 3-4 tabs every 6 hours must be even better. Fast forward one month, and Voila, you're chemically dependent/addicted. I don't know how we arrived where we are, but people in this country have this irrational idea that they can and should be pain-free. BREAKING NEWS: Pain has never killed anyone. It's annoying and if left uncontrolled, it can be debilitating, but it will not kill you. I get families in all the time that will ask me, "Are they in pain?" "Well, Karen, they broke their femur, pelvis, 9 ribs, humerus, 6 vertebrae, we've zipped open their abdomen and played with their insides, and we've shoved a tube in every opening in their body. Yea, they're probably in some pain." "Oh, I don't want them to be in any pain." "Well, neither do I, but I also don't want them to be a heroin addict when they get out of here. I can decrease their levels, but I can't, and won't, get rid of it completely. Pain is a powerful motivator." Its my belief that the start of the prescription opioid epidemic (or at least part of it) started because of CMS reimbursement and it's failing funding. Whatever genius thought it was a good idea to tie hospital and physician reimbursement to patient satisfaction is truly a special person. The survey they send patients after a hospital stay used to include a question that was something to the tune of, 'Was your pain controlled?' These questions are scored in an All-or-Nothing basis. So if your patient stated their pain was controlled 95% of the time; the hospital and physician still failed, and they won't be reimbursed for that portion of it. So of course they're going to start handing out narcs like candy; they want paid. I can't blame them. Blame your .gov for tying these stupid surveys into their paychecks. I'm told they've since removed that particular question from the survey, but the surveys themselves are still a dumb idea. I'm all for allowing the patient to make SOME decisions about their own personal care, but allowing them to dictate nearly every process is ridiculous. They didn't go to school to be a physician, and they shouldn't be allowed to make physician decisions. 'Do you want us to fix you?' YES NO (Circle one)

If they did it open instead of laparoscopic, it also tells you that it wasn't just a simple hernia either. OSU has more than a few DiVinci robots lying around, so if it could have been done that way, I'm confident it would have. Either way, I wish him the best. We will know when we know. I certainly wouldn't want him to rush recovery just because folks like us want OSU to win all the games. Though he is a HUGE part of the defense, he isn't the only part.

2016-2020 Democrat Party Playbook: 1. Russia 2. Russia 3. He showed me his weiner 4. He showed everyone his weiner 5. Russia

https://www-m.cnn.com/2018/09/24/politics/kavanaugh-new-allegation-supreme-court-future/index.html?r=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F I'm shocked.

I expect Alabama to be ranked #0 and TAM #3 come next week.

I'm not advocating for anything, one way or the other. I'm just pointing out how it usually plays out. I've found the prime age to be around 28 years old. Most don't make it past that.

I particularly love that we can give out Narcan like its Halloween candy now. We now forgo the death by respiratory arrest so that we can eventually get to the phase where their heart becomes so infected that it starts eating itself from the inside out. We put them all on a list where if they can stay clean for 6 months, a Cardiothoracic surgeon will slap a new valve or two in there for them, because that's a cheap surgery to have done. However, the vast majority never make it to that point (because they can't stay clean) and end up rotting away for weeks in an ICU while their entire system shuts down. That's also a cheap thing we as the taxpayer end up paying for.

I mostly had week 1 in mind, where Oregon state hung 31 points on the board. I'll admit they looked much better week 2 (obviously), and both Bosa and Young look phenomenal. That being said, you see absolutely no room for improvement whatsoever?

I seriously hope ole Urb doesnt go back to running the ball all the damn time when he returns. Its refreshing to see us moving the ball down the field thru the air. Obviously, it opens the door to so much more potential when we have 2 RBs who can run thru a brick wall, a WR corp who can catch, and a QB who can rocket them down the field. Get the D-line cleaned up a bit and this team is gonna be deadly.

I am proud to say I have no idea who any of these people are who have been mentioned or posted in this thread.

Dude. We get it.

A couple take-aways: -Fucking MSU. Quit making the B1G look bad. -Michigan cleaned up this week. -TAM almost pulled out an upset. I expect them to be ranked at least #5 next week..... -Wisconsin? Really? -LOL Florida -Man Haskins looks good. So does our WR corp. 30/33 between the 2 QBs? Nuts. Bosa and Young are beasts.

How's the sound quality?

Lol Washington. Lol PSU. More lols to follow, I'm sure.

I know I won't be sending any of my kids to OSU after this. I'm also now a Michigan fan. I won't be associated with these womanizers. [off I go to chop off my dick]

This is concerning. Discuss: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/08/13/politics/democrats-nervous-gallup-poll-analysis/index.html

Poor choice of wording on my part. I didn't mean that 'I' thought he was, but maybe that Urban did, at the time. I agree, I don't feel like the WRs have been pulling their weight the past couple years or so. Who knows, perhaps the firing had been coming anyways because of their poor performance.