Their closing speed is unreal.
upernikos
joined 1 year ago
Absolutely boils my blood when ref calls things one way but the other team commits the same penalties & there’s no call. Not just once off but repeatedly. A lot happens in a game, I don’t expect perfection, & there’s always room for players to step & play better regardless. But when we go 3 & out after a hold, & on the next series the other team gets a 1st down on the back of a hold, BS, brother. Not OK. Gotta let the guys know expectations & give the same opportunities to both teams. Straighten up, zebras.
One of my first thoughts was, if our D Line shows up, Chris Jones is done negotiating
Yeah I’m kinda curious what Mahomes’ comp % was vs his average. A lot of things going on in the game, lots of situational plays & individual ups n downs. but the number of balls boinging off of people seemed way above norm.
For sure a valid question. My presumption is that the same drugs legally produced & sold under that country's regulations would have a reasonable factor of safety. Good enough for their own people anyway. I think also if I'm faced with the decision, no insulin because I can't afford it, or drugs only approved to Country X standards, I'm already in a risky situation. For sure some people are already doing this & having to do so illegally.
Dumb idea, I know nothing about this all. What about alternatively opening up across-the-border purchases, allowing people to legally buy from other countries at a fraction of current US prices. Drug companies can still set their US, uncontrolled prices at whatever they want, & no one has to buy it from them. It'd be like, a Free Market at work. I know this is oversimplified & there's a lot of complications I'm not aware of, but, just a thought. Also, speaking of unconstitutional, isn't group collusion to manipulate the market a violation of Sherman Anti-Trust law? Just saying.
They play way up in the box all the time though, if the opportunity comes, we got a great chance of booming one over their heads to an open field. Fingers crossed!