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still not accurate.

great win

so how did your second shot make you feel?

Realville: "Licking ice cream isn't a crime. why would anyone call the police for that?"

Title explains it all... who's gotten their second dose of the covid vaccine? what was your experience? I'm getting my second shot Thursday.

Crosby 3 GCM 1

Huffman with a deserved 4-3 win. They dominated most of the game

Huffman scores with 4:20 left in the 2nd OT to take a 4-3 lead

And another brutal call this time costs HH a goal. Still 3-3 with 20 min left

So glad I’m old enough I didn’t have to play on these crappy turf fields. Great for football, awful for soccer. The whole game is trying to judge unnatural spins and insane bounces.

3-3, Silsbee scores off a corner. 25 min left

3-2, HH up after a penalty kick. 30 min remaining

2-2 at the half

2-2, 5 min left in the half. Ref with a brutal missed call. HH goalie collected a ball in traffic and a Silsbee player ran through his outstretched arms controlling the ball and knocked it into the net.

2-1 Huffman now

1-1 midway through the first half. Huffman dominating, Silsbee with a dangerous counterattack

HJ 2 HH 1 Final in OT

haha. you're just in a different flock, following a different shepherd. baaa.

She's his Rosa Parks.

That article puts the survival rate substantially lower than what you continue to claim. You literally just make crap up, and then scream it louder and louder when people disagree with you. You keep throwing out numbers that you "may have read in a John Hopkins study a few months ago", then you back it up with an article from Breitbart (the penultimate source for all things medical) that literally disputes the claims you're making. You don't even know how to spell, but you're an expert virologist. You think you know more than every doctor and medical professional in the country. It's pretty funny, honestly.

Can you give me a link to your 99.97% survival claim? It’s not anywhere close to accurate, but I’d love to see your source. Since you’re claiming that Covid is “just another strand of flu” I’m going to assume you don’t know what you’re talking about, but will gladly read four source if you provide it. Flu cases dropped because more people than ever got flu vaccines, and as a byproduct of all of the social distancing, hand washing, and mask wearing due to Covid. Covid is still spreading a lot more than the flu because there is herd immunity to the flu, but not for Covid.

He did away with it to take attention away from the energy debacle during the winter storm

This is actually a great point. The media really struggles when there isn't blame to be placed on the white man, and I hold this opinion despite certainly not falling in with the crazy far right who usually screams about the media. I can guarantee you if this story was dropping about Christian McCaffery he would already be completely cancelled from the league, and liberals would be lined up with their pitchforks and safety pins. All that being said, as to the case itself, I think you hit the nail on the head. With this many women coming forward, there are no doubt some people looking for a payout, but also almost certainly some women who've been sexually assaulted. I'm sure considering who he is, and also the fact that these are "instagram masseuses", he also probably gets a lot of consensual action using this technique, and some of those willing participants have now turned into speculative gold diggers. The real issue I have is that these "victims" are going through civil court without ever going to the police, and their lawyer contacted the accused in an effort to secure a monetary settlement before going public with accusations. It's obviously a money grab, but again, almost a certainty that he's acted inappropriately numerous times.

The article does not explicitly say that, but it feels pretty obvious considering the wealth of other options she had to conduct business (drive thru, online, in the parking lot, etc), combined with the scene she made. Once you add the fact that she got arrested a few days later in a home depot in a different town for the exact same reason, and I think all doubts to her motive can be erased.

How so? Honest question. A business shouldn't have the right to refuse service to someone who won't follow their rules?