EvilTomHanks

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@DaleLuvPretzels I agree D-Line is a huge issue. I guess I have to trust that the remaining guys at DT & Edge all had second round or worse grades on them. Plus, I have to trust that Dennis Allen had a say and really wanted Thieneman. I trust Allen, he did a lot last year with very little talent

@EvilTomHanks It’s possible that you’re right. My question is did they think Theineman was a grade above available DL, or did they leave themselves unnecessarily exposed at S that they were required to prioritize. Don’t really have faith in Grady/Dexter and not sure Sweat is here 1+ years

I don’t hate the player. But we also didn’t have to lose an impact player like Brisker to a 1yr/$5M deal to be so thin to require us to address safety early. Mistake by Poles to leave himself exposed and unable to take a stab at a premium position.

@DaleLuvPretzels But Poles and Co obviously don’t see any of the defensive linemen as worth the 25. You’d rather they reach at 25 just to fill a need?

@EvilTomHanks NFL caliber starter. Safety is replaceable in later rounds, not a premium position. Brisker at S is way less of a gap than what we have on the DL. This is a cap efficiency league.

@Leonard12Ryan Our fans are meatballs. They’d rather we reach for an Edge/DT and then bitch in season when our safeties are awful.

Why are people upset like this is some awesome draft class and they missed out on some elite edge rusher ?

Board played great for Bears. Get best safety in draft at 25. Safety is now a strength with Bryant and Thieneman.

@FBI @NewYorkFBI Politicians are allowed to benefit but everyone else gets in trouble for insider info. Y’all are scumbags.

CASE UPDATE from @NewYorkFBI: The Justice Department announced the unsealing of an indictment charging Gannon Ken Van Dyke, a U.S. Army soldier, with unlawful use of confidential government information for personal gain, theft of nonpublic government information, commodities fraud, wire fraud, and making an unlawful monetary transaction. Read more: justice.gov/opa/pr/us-sold…

@Rothmus A German army made up of Arabs and Afghans.

Mama, I’m scared.

@Deklfc @NewsArenaIndia

@NewsArenaIndia This is another means of oppression against women. Even if it’s not his child it’s his wife’s child so he’s obligated to provide and raise the child regardless

"Man cannot be asked to pay maintenance for child if DNA test proves he is not biological father." - Supreme Court

No Arrests No Scandals No Allegations No 4k passing yard seasons Just another QB bust drafted by the Bears

@MikeBales Have you come here to play Jesus to the lepers in your head?

Hello darkness, my old friend…

if abortion is ILLEGAL, men abandoning their pregnant partners should be ILLEGAL too. if women can't opt out of PREGNANCY, then men shouldn't be able to opt out of FATHERHOOD either!

@CollinRugg So, Congress people can benefit from insider knowledge. White House people can benefit from insider knowledge. But a soldier does and the DoJ arrests him? Once again, different rules for different ranks.

BREAKING: The DOJ has arrested a special forces soldier who made $400,000 betting on the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, according to ABC. Federal investigators say the soldier bet more than $33,000 just hours before Trump announced Maduro's capture. The special forces soldier was reportedly directly involved with the capture. "The largest position -- a $32,537 bet that Maduro would be out of office by Jan. 31 -- resulted in a 1,242% profit of $404,222," ABC News reported. "Following his successful trading relating to Maduro- and Venezuela-related contracts, [Gannon Ken] VAN DYKE allegedly sent most of his proceeds to a foreign cryptocurrency vault before depositing them into a newly created online brokerage account. The same day of the operation, VAN DYKE withdrew the majority of his allegedly unlawful proceeds from his Polymarket account..." the DOJ announced. "VAN DYKE, 38, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, is charged with three counts of violating the Commodity Exchange Act, each of which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison; one count of wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; and one count of an unlawful monetary transaction, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison."

2 Guatemalans indicted in FL for rqping a 7 year old, which carries the death penalty in FL Do you believe they should be put to death

@BrendanNavigate @FatFatBir There was a reason: she didn’t want to take care of it.

@FatFatBir Youre spineless and unsympathetic to the baby. She murdered that kid for no real reason ✌️😭

> Boyfriend was about to go to war on an entirely different planet > Loses her powers and completely vulnerable, due to a sudden pregnancy > Father is awful, mother does whatever he says > Feels she has no choice but abortion Invincible fans are spineless and unsympathetic ✌️✌️

@FatFatBir Boyfriend is going to war and could die. The potentially last part of him is with her and she killed it because it would have made her life harder. She’s Atom Eve and it’s Invincible’s kid. You act like she’d be living in a woman’s shelter. Debbie was still around, Cecil as well

@jdh68_jim @wartirnes Well, if you want to get into history, Delta was formed by US SF Colonel Beckwith. He did a stint with the SAS. That was 50 years ago. Making the claim that the SAS is superior because of that is pretty weak.

@EvilTomHanks @wartirnes You’ve not answered my question.

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@Carl_Nwakakwa Nolan: Kills thousands of people. Including people who considered him a friend. Beat his son nearly to death. Has helped conquer multiple planets. Simps: “He deserves another chance!” Invincible is actually a good experiment for how degraded morality has become in our world.

Do y'all just not believe in rehabilitation and 2nd chances? If Mark and Oliver can forgive Nolan, why can't Debbie do the same? Granted, it should take way longer and a lot more effort, especially on Nolan's part, but it's still possible. Nolan deserves happiness, too.

@MatrixMysteries If people would stop stealing, such things wouldn’t be needed. But people steal and our governments have made it easier for the criminals to do it.

An American showed Kroger’s new security setup. Entire aisles are now barricaded off. Shoppers are let into secured sections, then held until items are locked up or carried to the register by staff. This isn’t the America people want to live in.

@OnahPete Ai slop. But, sadly, judges in the US side so often with the criminals that it seems plausible.

Her 17-year-old son stole a car, crashed it while speeding, and died—now she’s suing the owner for $1 million, claiming the car had faulty brakes. The judge has made a decision—was it justified?

@ihatemeen_ Then the last part of him died when she killed his kid.

her body, her choice what if Mark died in the war?