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  1. You may be right on that - thanks
  2. I heard stories they're not good for seagulls (in fact, the stories sound rather cruel) - but dogs? I have no idea
  3. To the west, one hour after the sunset - fairly low to the horizon (supposedly 25 degrees away from the sun, following it down during sunset and the next hour or so after)
  4. Not sure of the back story - but I still don't believe it would have made much of a difference. He possibly would've tackled better, but still given up the catches. In fact, the first Philly TD came before I realized Butler wasn't playing and the way that TD played out was so 'Butler like' (i.e cover the guy reasonably well, but he's so under sized for that position, QBs can easily throw passes over his head), I assumed it was Butler on that play.
  5. So in the next month or so (starting in a week or two up until the beginning of May), it's possible a comet visible with the naked eye may be hanging out in our skies...and even possibly visible during the eclipse on April 8 (if you're in the path of totality). The official name is 12P/Pons-Brooks, but it picked up the nick name devil due to ice formations that have the appearance of horns. The funny thing is I periodically check to see when comets, shooting stars, etc might be visible and there was nothing on comets just several weeks ago. Apparently it's had some explosive outbursts recently that led some scientists to believe it could make this comet more visible than first believed. It's visible now with binoculars or a telescope, but should be visible with the naked eye in the next week or two
  6. Yes - just like the other left wing operatives that yell 'I'M NOT A POLITICIAN, I'M A COMEDIAN'...yeah, right
  7. These cases have been such a boon for Trump, I don't think he wants them to go away (until after the election)
  8. ...are they truly seeing the light, or just worried about the backfiring of these tactics (but would still love to see Trump in jail)? What say you?
  9. As an aside, Elon Musk responded to one of the MSNBC host who was running with the 'bloodbath' narrative on X aka Twitter by pointing Trump was referring to the auto industry, and the host (forget who it was) deleted the tweet. LOL
  10. I think he just got the names mixed up (other than the 'status quo' part)
  11. To the OP - Mike Pence defended Trump this weekend after the 'bloodbath' comment. Are you disappointed?
  12. As an aside, a number of 'never Trumpers' are even defending Trump on this one (they mentioned several names, Mike Pence is the only one I recall at the moment)
  13. He got hit with so much criticism, he tried walking it back - but no one is buying it. He owns that comment
  14. The actual sentence actually includes 'for the auto industry'...I get that the media has some legal liberties when it comes to reporting. However, I don't get how they get away with stuff that you or I would clearly be found liable for (it's slander to cut a sentence in half and report it out of context) In fact, in a court of law, it's counted the same as lying to the court (perjury)
  15. At the very least, is a current model that can be replaced (at their expense)?
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