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Lou_Cypher wrote: »The people that prefer Xbox over PS4 are also the same people that prefer ? instead of ? .
the people who prefer PS4 are the kind of people who like iPhones over Android.
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Lou_Cypher wrote: »The people that prefer Xbox over PS4 are also the same people that prefer ? instead of ? .
the people who prefer PS4 are the kind of people who like iPhones over Android.
and just like Android, Xbox has had features for years before PS gets them.
? Iphone ? , try again -
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Turfaholic wrote: »I think it's time to bring back the XFL. ? was ahead of its time.
I posted that June 3rd 2017In 2001, the WWE (then the WWF) and NBC launched the XFL, a no-holds-barred football league that served as a supplement to the NFL, whose broadcast rights NBC didn’t have at the time. A documentary that debuted earlier this year regarding the long-defunct league ended with WWE owner Vince McMahon and former NBC Sports chairman ? Ebersol musing about a revival.Now, out of nowhere, rumors of a potential return of the XFL have surfaced, with Brad Shepard reporting that McMahon is “looking to bring back the XFL and may announce it on January 25th, 2018.”
The WWE, when asked to confirm or deny a potential XFL reboot by David Bixenspan of Deadspin.com, said this: “Vince McMahon has established and is personally funding a separate entity from WWE, Alpha Entertainment, to explore investment opportunities across the sports and entertainment landscapes, including professional football. Mr. McMahon has nothing further to announce at this time.”
That’s far from a denial, and it feels like an implicit confirmation.
Arguably, the time may be right for the XFL or something like it. A November 2016 Sports Illustrated article regarding the current state of football in America created the distinct impression that fans want old-school football, with all the big hits and none of the obsessions over safety.
“Those attitudes from fans coupled with the messages that invariably will be sent by the incoming Commander-in-Chief,” we wrote on November 16, 2016, “suggest that the time may be right for someone to roll the dice with $250 million or so in the hopes of launching a football league that would essentially operate like a modern-day XFL — loud, proud, violent, brutal, ? , and everything that the NFL was before political, legal, and social sensitivities forced the league to change.”
The XFL may not compete with the NFL; McMahon suggested in his comments to Ebersol that the league could be connected.
“I don’t know what it would be,” McMahon said. “I don’t know if it’s gonna be another XFL or what it may be or how different I would make it. It seems like in some way it would tie in either with the NFL itself or the owners.”
And then Ebersol said this, which becomes a lot more intriguing in light of recent developments: “Well, certainly the most adventurous owner is Jerry Jones.”
Currently, there’s a disconnect of sorts between what the NFL gives fans and what the fans want (and what the players want to do). Even with everything everyone now knows about the risks of football, players would sign up in droves to play football like it was played 20 or 30 years ago, with helmet-to-helmet hits on defenseless players, ? -back blocks, full-speed collisions, and everything else that football was before the NFL decided to make changes on its own before politicians forced the NFL to do so.
For decades, pro football leagues other than the NFL have launched and then failed. But the time could be right to give fans and players exactly what they want, especially since the NFL in many ways arguably no longer is.
Right, wrong, or otherwise, there’s potentially a lot of money to be made by someone who is willing to say, “Let’s make football football again.” In the current political climate, roughly half of America would embrace it.
Especially if the players are required to stand for the national anthem -
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Idiopathic Joker wrote: »
Shows they truly dont understand wtf they talking bout -
They dont give AF! They are trolls.Turfaholic wrote: »Idiopathic Joker wrote: »
Shows they truly dont understand wtf they talking bout
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My home girl put out a ? call for help on Fb last night talkin bout she need a ride...crickets
This morning its bout 10 ? in the comments like "you still there?" Lmfao -
My home girl put out a ? call for help on Fb last night talkin bout she need a ride...crickets
This morning its bout 10 ? in the comments like "you still there?" Lmfao
Uber/lyft? Was she that ? or broke? -
None of that imo.
She was updating her Poindexter list. -
My home girl put out a ? call for help on Fb last night talkin bout she need a ride...crickets
This morning its bout 10 ? in the comments like "you still there?" Lmfao
They waited til the morn when they can make up a legitimate sounding excuse to get away from their girl. -
Im probably really gon beat Eminem’s ass for this time i can’t get back.
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When u think about the fact that Mase wrote the whole ?
When you actually listen to the Bars, the cadence, the flow
Mase top 10 DOA
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Anyone see star wars? Han solo dies
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Bruh WTF is this.College student arrested; tried to trade chicken Alfredo, Sprite for sex
AUSTINTOWN, OH (WOIO) -
Youngstown State University student Albert Maruna was caught red-handed and arrested this week after he allegedly attempted to have sex with a 15-year-old boy, who turned out to be an undercover officer.
Maruna IV, 22, is charged with attempted unlawful sexual contact with a minor, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, possessing criminal tools, and importuning.
Austintown police say Maruna started chatting through an online dating app with an undercover officer.
They say Maruna's conversations were sexually graphic, he sent nude pictures of himself and he set up a meeting with someone whom he believed was an underage boy.
According to police, both agreed to get together on Tuesday, Dec. 12, and Maruna would bring lubricant, chicken Alfredo and Sprite.
Police said Maruna traveled to Austintown, where he thought he'd be meeting the teen, when he got there he was arrested.
At the time of his arrest, police say Maruna was carrying an iPhone, a MAC book, three zip drives, a bottle of Astroglide lubrication, Vaseline lotion, two bottles of Sprite, and chicken Alfredo in a Tupperware container.
Maruna is currently being held in the Mahoning County jail.
Peter Griffith is a natural ? ! -
When they slip rubbers in your bag at the Jack in the Box drive thru.
@Kat they just lettin' you know that they wanna ? . Its just some ? teenager pay it no MIMD. -
Im probably really gon beat Eminem’s ass for this time i can’t get back.
beat him w a belt cuz that's time... waisted -
Seems like that XXXTentacion guys likely to do a long ass bid, didn’t realise he was from Florida thought he was Canadian. It all makes sense now.
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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »Just moved into a new primary residence downtown. I think I'm the only ? my age in that bldg....old CACs keep giving me the funny eye....then I met a whole bunch today they were cool...this cool old ass Jewish lady gonna say congratulations for moving in a bldg of nothing but old white ppl...
I always wanted to live downtown if i could afford it but always thought if i was single i'd get a spot in south loop cuz the females out that way good lord!! -
englishdude wrote: »Seems like that XXXTentacion guys likely to do a long ass bid, didn’t realise he was from Florida thought he was Canadian. It all makes sense now.
What's the story? -
How the ? you go to a party and not plan on having a way back?! Smmfh
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Colin$mackabi$h wrote: »How the ? you go to a party and not plan on having a way back?! Smmfh
Easy they gone choose up at the party -
T. Sanford wrote: »Fun Fact: Every 7.5 seconds, a ? across the world get his wake up call
Word to Omarosa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YC9Djn7moA
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