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With his throwing motion Brown will never be that elite see the defense fit the ball into the WR's leverage passer. Yes it is frustrating seeing WR's with leverage on the coverage all over the field but I just don't think Brown had the accuracy and quick enough delivery to fit the ball in windows that someone with a good quick delivery like Chambliss would squeeze the ball into and let the receivers make a play.
Brown's game should be giving us a numbers advantage in the running game and taking advantage of the defense when they try to equalize that numbers advantage. It never feels like we have a numbers advantage in either phase of the offence at any given time. And why in the hell do we have our QB faking pass action on 3rd/4th and short QB power to give the line time to get blown up and have the ends crash down?
Brown's game should be giving us a numbers advantage in the running game and taking advantage of the defense when they try to equalize that numbers advantage. It never feels like we have a numbers advantage in either phase of the offence at any given time. And why in the hell do we have our QB faking pass action on 3rd/4th and short QB power to give the line time to get blown up and have the ends crash down?
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re: California has instituted a mandatory age verification law to purchase creatine
Posted by DeoreDX on 11/9/26 at 3:51 pm to HubbaBubba
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All creatine does is open capillaries in the muscles to allow a more free flow of water, blood and nutrients to feed muscles with the body's own rebuilding minerals and proteins from your food diet after a workout creates tiny microscopic tears in stretched muscles to help them rebuild and grow.
That's not what Creatine does at all. Even the people who use it don't have a good understanding of what it does.
Creatine is literally one of the mostly highly studied and safest products on the market.
Your body has 3 main energy system. Aerobic Oxidative (fat burning), Anaerobic glycolytic (glucose and muscle glycogen burning), and the phosphocreatine system. All 3 system produce ATP in different way to power your body. The phosphocreatine system is the most immediate way for your body to generate ATP. When we go to do something like lift a heavy weight that phosopcreatine system is the one called upon to deliver that immediate energy the muscle needs to pick up a weight. More energy availability mean more weight we can lift. The brain uses something like 30% of the energy our body produces. More fast energy availability for the brain means quicker mental functions.
Creatine is stored in the muscle cells. As concentration of dissolved molecules in the muscles increase, osmotic pressure forces additional water to flow into muscle cells causing them to be more hydrated and slightly larger. This intercellular water retention may support some of the additional benefits such and better protein synthesis and help the body tolerate stress better but I don't think the studies have proven that yet.
Gastric issues may arise if you do not drink enough water during the phase while your body is absorbing additional water into the muscle cells. The usual claim is 2-3lbs of additional water weight. That's about 1-1.5l of additional water your body is absorbing. If you don't drink enough during this loading phase you will surely get really bad constipation as your body removes all the water from your intestines transporting the creatine and you have to try to pass a stick of firewood.
re: AU vs Arky Game Thread Battle of The Tards Slingblade Edition
Posted by DeoreDX on 11/7/26 at 11:47 am to HailToTheChiz
South end zone jumbotron is messed up with a bag spot on it. Golish's fault? Bad omen?
re: Landscape film/photography is dying on social media..
Posted by DeoreDX on 11/5/26 at 1:18 pm to Lonnie Utah
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For a roughly 200 athlete team,
Damn. My team hovers around 40-50 athletes between middle school and high school and I find organizing that many athletes for practice a challenge at times. I couldn't imagine the logistics of a 200 rider team. That's about 1/4th the size of the entire Alabama league in 30+ teams.
re: What’s the core issue with Auburn football?
Posted by DeoreDX on 11/1/26 at 9:37 am to RoscoeSanCarlos
To me it just looks like we don't have the personnel. We very rarely win 1v1 battles at any position on the field. Years past we were in a great position to recruit Auburn, Florida, and Georgia. We were never the #1 team in any of those states but they were fertile enough ground that you could get a couple of good pickups from each state and build a very solid team.
In the modern landscape Auburn is going to have to overpay for lesser talent. If a top transfer has the same offer from any of the big name nationally recognized state schools v. Auburn most will probably go to the larger state schools. Then we also have to compete with the schools with maybe lesser traditions and historical success but have much larger student enrollment and alumni numbers and more money for NiL.
In the modern landscape Auburn is going to have to overpay for lesser talent. If a top transfer has the same offer from any of the big name nationally recognized state schools v. Auburn most will probably go to the larger state schools. Then we also have to compete with the schools with maybe lesser traditions and historical success but have much larger student enrollment and alumni numbers and more money for NiL.
That outfit is inappropriate for any gender as a school bus driver.
I think both are good fits for the schools they are at. Can't say either would be as successful at the other school.
re: Netflix made their own adaptation of The Bodyguard…
Posted by DeoreDX on 10/15/26 at 7:37 am to RollTide1987
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it checks all the boxes of modern cinema.
It takes a black female character and is now played by a rich hetro white guy. Movie is filled with white people doing white people things. Rodeos. Snowball fights. Traditional nuclear family having wholesome Christmas. Feels like a remake a lot of poly board posters could get behind.
It's easy to visualize what happened. They start down point A and reach maximum speed at point B. As they approach point C and start on the radiused "pc" part of the track momentum will want to keep the rider moving tangent to the radius but the centripetal force supplied by the restraint keeps them moving with the coaster. As he slips the restraint somewhere in the maximum centrifugal force area between that line marking "pc" and point C he will tumble backwards as the coaster is pulled away from his ballistic trajectory. Point C will be the point the coaster is slowest and he probably settled into a cart on top of someone at this point.. As the attitude pitches downwards again after point C he will tumble forward. You can see between the first and 2nd picture his bulk was pressed further into the cart between those pictures instead of being separated farther away. His unfettered gravitational acceleration is outracing the coaster at this point. He was later flung out of the side of the coaster as it made it's final turn.
re: Muffuletta mix question
Posted by DeoreDX on 10/13/26 at 1:47 pm to BigDropper
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buy one jar of Giardiniera & one jar of pitted olives. Use mini food processor to acquire proper size. Done..
This. Jar of Giardiniera is like $3-4. Pitted greek olive medley from Sam's Club is around $7-8 FTW. Except I tend to rough chop with a knife. And sometimes I skip the giardiniera cause I'm all about the olives.
I'm pretty sure I've seen it posted to this thread at least twice.
VRT from ~$13 during Covid. Wouldn't say life changing but definitely feeling much better about retiring in the next 5-6 years after my son graduates college.
Marge: "That medicine isn't for you!"
Homer: "Come on Marge! Maybe I'm not getting enough...." [homer turns the pill bottle around and reads it] "Estrogen"
Homer: "Come on Marge! Maybe I'm not getting enough...." [homer turns the pill bottle around and reads it] "Estrogen"
re: What Car Do You Drive?
Posted by DeoreDX on 10/5/26 at 10:57 pm to Boodis Man
2005 Toyota Sequoia
No. But I bought a 30th mini booster pack and tin from Best buy just for the hell of it cause they had them in stock and were limiting them to 1 per person cause of scalpers. So what the heck.
I did get one of the valuable cards. An EX Mewtwo. No idea what I'm going to do with them.
I did get one of the valuable cards. An EX Mewtwo. No idea what I'm going to do with them.
re: Help Me Pick a Truck - OT Favorite topic
Posted by DeoreDX on 10/5/26 at 10:32 am to RaginCajunz
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I hadn't ever even considered one. Worth a look I suppose.
For the Ridgeline...
4x8 sheet goods fit between the wheel wells. Great interior space for a family of 4. Not full sized truck space but think mid sized SUV width and legroom. Mine was the best vehicle I've ever owned. Only reason I don't have one any more is I needed more tow capacity.
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How in the hell, in 2026, was this lady in jail for six fricking months before someone realized they had fricked up and had the wrong person?
From what the Lawyer said the bulk of that time was fighting the extradition. You can't argue the merits of the case during extradition it's basically are you the person the other state is asking for. Once extradited to ND it still took a couple of weeks to because of the case getting hot potatoed around between various DA's on staff.
It's always good practice to chock your trailer wheels when unloading a vehicle from it. I admit I get complacent and don always do t with vehicles I've hauled before. I'll learn from your driver's mistake and get back into that habit.
I had the CFA waffle sandwich. I had mine with spicy chicken and I didn't put any syrup on it. The slightly sweet flavor of the waffle balanced well with the spicy chicken. I didn't think it needed the syrup so I never added it. I'd think it was too sweet with the syrup but that's my palate. But if you wanted more of a "waffle" experience maybe you want the syrup. It wasn't mind blowing or anything but a nice fun change of pace.
re: Ted Lasso Season 4 Thread
Posted by DeoreDX on 10/1/26 at 3:09 pm to Adam Banks
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My question is how could Higgins allow Rebecca to give up enough shares to where she could lose control of the club?
This. Really insane plot point once you think about it.
I'm guessing all of Mae's shares and who controls them becomes the pivotal plot point. Or perhaps the single share owned by the 3 blokes in the bar.
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You’re right, apathy is the killer and the recent stuff has gotten worse.
I was born in 76 grew up with star wars toys and action figures where every stick in the woods was a light saber to my imagination. Grew up loving Sci Fi and Fantasy genre and still my favorite book/movie genre. I should be the target audience. After Gina Cerano was fired from the Mandalorian and After I think the 3rd episode of Boba Fett where they have the emo space vespa driving kids as a big plot point I sort of checked out of the entire franchise and haven't bothered watching anything since.
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