Favorite team:
Location:
Biography:Leonard Fournette;s burner account
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:36
Registered on:10/17/2015
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
Lol not a deflection. Just answering a dumb question with a dumb answer.
To answer your next question: Of course he could. He’s the most talented QB in the history of the sport. He’s a couple sneezes from having four super bowls in five seasons. Had he been drafted into a different situation, he wouldn’t have to contend with the Mahomes chiefs, and if you want to get colts-specific, I would argue that for the first few seasons of Mahomes’ career, Chris Ballard was an excellent GM—better than Veach—and the colts would have dominated the AFC.
Considering he was sixteen and had probably never taken a snap as starting QB as of the 2012 draft, I would say he would have struggled miserably through four seasons of his rookie contract and switched to baseball. Colts GM would have been fired within minutes of the selection, and Andrew Luck would have had a nice career with the Redskins.
Posts like these make me see the pitfalls in educating kids with Down’s Syndrome.
I think the reason the Chiefs were upset is that Toney had been lining up like that the entire game, and if the refs wanted to be consistent, they would have called that in the first quarter, and then again in the second quarter. Instead, they ignored it half a dozen times, and waited until there were 75 seconds to go, wiping an incredible play off the board. Then, immediately after, Von Miller ostensibly jumped.
quote:

If she’s the best ever, then she probably shouldn’t be a 2.0, no?

Right, because, as we all know, 2.0 means “worse”
quote:

I won’t get on my knees and suck another man off for his life decisions sorry .


So then why do you get on your knees and suck other men off? “Life decisions” seems as good a reason as any
Dude, I agree. I had a buddy who said he plays like booty meat. But booty meat is awesome. So he plays awesome.
Wow. I fkn love butts, you guys.
I have known Carlton Funderburke my whole life (I always had a pretty good memory, even for a baby) and he has ALWAYS, ALWAYS placed his god first and his congregation second. Apparently he found a sweet spot there between first and second, but who’s counting.
Sisyphus is fantastic. Nothing will top Otis Redding though
I've seen lots of bbq recs but I haven't seen anyone mention The Peanut, which has the greatest bar food known to man. When I was in middle school, I was there and met a morbidly obese family from Buffalo, NY, who proclaimed the wings to be the best they'd ever had, even better than the Anchor bar. Obese ppl from buffalo = ultimate wing endorsement. They're huge (the wings), and have a nice kick, crusted with black pepper (and don't sleep on the bleu cheese dip either). Wings, incredible nachos (don't be afraid to ask for more cheese), BLT, chili cheese fries to die for (probably literally), and lots of craft beer. I had my thirteenth (13th) birthday there, and it shaped the man I am today. Do your son the same favor.

As for BBQ, LC's is the move on gameday if you plan on tailgating. Always fun to toss a ball in the parking lot with your son and eat some Q. (The owner died last year, I don't know if that will affect quality).

Jackstack is also perfect for gameday, especially if you're staying downtown or on the plaza. Jackstack is my favorite in KC for two reasons: Lamb ribs, and their beans, which are thick, smoky, sweet and have copious chunks of burnt ends. Another great spot is Char Bar, but that's more of a hang-out spot than a take-out spot. They've got lawn games like bocce ball or some shite. Great summer spot, and the duck gumbo is pretty awesome. (Very quietly, the top-rated BBQ in the city is/was available only on saturday afternoon at the venerable Crane Brewery in Raytown.)

Negro Leagues HOF is great, and right next door to the Jazz museum. I'm a fan of killing birds with stones efficiently, so anytime you can kill two or three with a single toss, I'm in. These are located near (or on) the famous 18th and Vine district, near downtown. There's a ton of history, and if your kid is into it, well done. Good on ya.

Edit: Review of Peanut wings
quote:

Over 800,000 fetuses were aborted in 2019 in this country. Outcry schmoutcry.


Over a million fetuses aborted in 2020! Although the cause of death in nearly 30% of those fetuses were attributed to COVID. So you can keep hiding behind your strawman but the truth will set you free!
quote:

After giving TulaneLSU a ton of hate on here, i was thinking...maybe he’s a good dude. Just maybe lonely, bored, and likes to reminisce about random things. No more hate from me. Weird arse threads, but no more hate.

I’m sure TulaneLSU is thrilled to have your stamp of approval.
no i dint see that., but that's okay i was born in 1989