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Re: Watson vs Sanders?
PitDAWG
08/08/26 04:45 PM
At this point I try not be be so hard on Monken. He knew he didn't have a QB on the roster when he took this job IMO. If he thought he did that's on him. The fact he didn't come right in here and name a starter might be one of the smartest things he has done so far. I get what you're saying about having continuity and reps by knowing who you're starter is early on and I agree with you to a certain extent.
But it's still early in the process and being a new HC here he has to at least figure out how each QB can operate within his system. So I think when you look at it from both directions it's six of one and half a dozen of the others.
In all honesty I think we are going to see multiple QB's start over the course of the season anyway so no matter how much continuity they build early on, in the end it won't matter. If that proves to hold true it may actually be better that the rest of the offense is learning to adapt from QB to QB now.
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Re: Appeals court rules Trump can’t build White House ballroom without congressional approval
PitDAWG
08/08/26 02:22 PM
I can't say for sure. I know a president can make changes to the grounds and the interior facade of the White House. As far as some permanent structural changes one would think it would take the approval of the congress. I mean that only makes sense but laws, rules or the lack of them doesn't always make sense. It has been known as the people's house since the time of Jefferson and John Quincy Adams and rightfully so I might add. A president is nothing more than a temporary resident granted a free lease while he is holding office. Many see this is yet another reason to claim he acts more like a king or dictator than a president. And before anyone on the right gets unhinged over that comment, it means in some ways, not all. I mean look at the interior of the White House now. While he claims everything he hung on the walls is real "24 k gold" investigators and critics have widely claimed these wall appliqués are mass-produced polyurethane or plastic molding pieces spray-painted gold. Whatever they're made of he has made the White House look so gaudy it deserves its own episode of Cribs. And that comes as quite a surprise when you stop to think about it. After all it was Obama who was the first black president.
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Re: Camp Questions
FATE
08/07/26 10:57 PM
Yeah, I think you were on your annual "summer vacation" when the trade went down. What do you think about the deal?
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Re: The Dems... again
FATE
08/06/26 02:20 PM
This guy speaks with more common sense than almost anyone in politics. This is what I'm saying. This crap may fly in primaries, but you can't win elections when you buddy-up with a despicable commie. Piker celebrates 911 and calls for us to abolish property rights... Landlords? "Kill them. Murder those mother #$%^ in the street. Let the streets soak in their #$%^ red capitalist blood, dude."
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Re: WWII Tom Hanks
bonefish
08/06/26 12:10 PM
There are parts of the series I have to fast forward.
I have seen more of the Holocaust than I want to see. I can't stomach it. What was done to Warsaw was heartbreaking.
The civilian casualties in WWII are staggering. It is interesting to see how the different countries involved treated their own civilian populations. Especially Russia, Germany, and Japan had completely different approaches.
The scale of the war and the logistics is unreal.
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Re: Mitch McConnell
PitDAWG
08/02/26 06:46 PM
As of August 1, 2026, Senator Mitch McConnell has been absent from public view and the U.S. Senate for 49 consecutive days, missing 38 or more roll call votes. He was last seen casting a vote on Capitol Hill on June 11, 2026, and was officially hospitalized following a fall at his home on June 14, 2026.
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Re: 25TH Amendment discussion
bonefish
08/01/26 12:51 PM
Every morning I check the headlines hoping it will all go away.
That somehow some way karma will find a way.
That the scales of justice will balance. Please just disappear.
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Re: Bird Watching
bonefish
07/31/26 01:17 PM
That is really interesting.
I have never gotten into photography.
I have spent a lot of time outdoors. The best times of my life have come from my time outside.
The Merlin app opens up a new road. Time has slowed me down and this gives me a chance to do something at a pace that fits.
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Re: DSA Platform
PitDAWG
07/29/26 01:54 PM
One thing I am sure of is that the executive branch, mainly the president holds far to much power. How much power a president has is not the same as the time of the founding fathers. It has evolved and increased greatly over time. And that's not isolated to which party or who is president. As of today we see executive orders being written on an unprecedented level pushing the boundaries of the constitution and being overturned in our courts.
I'm certainly not going to say that I agree with everything they stand for. Yet I do understand when one side goes off the rails you will get a pushback that goes off the rails as well in reaction to that.
And that's where we are now. Extremism is taking over on both sides and we are all worse off for it. Surely you must have seen something like this coming in response.
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Re: Myles Garrett Traded
WSU Willie
07/29/26 01:10 PM
Big money QBs make plays that win games or close-out games...big money DEs should do that as well...but realistically less-often.
My memory of MG will be much more of him jumping offside on 3rd/4th and short...and getting 2+ sacks in games that were essentially blowouts...rather than frequent plays that impacted the outcome of the game.
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Re: The North
Dawgs4Life
07/28/26 09:59 PM
The Ravens might have the most talent, but we'll see how Minter does in his first year.
It feels like the Bengals better figure things out on D and the OL before Burrow is wasted
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Re: Fun with ai
bonefish
07/27/26 09:44 PM
My daughter just received a PhD.
Her dissertation was on large scale AI integration and scalable AI integration.
She built her own AI to handle her intellectual property at UGA.
I have begun messing around with it and it blows my mind. I feel like I am living the future.
I came from when people sold encyclopedias door to door.
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