Isaac Baxter

@stickymanziel12 @hawkblogger @NFL_Researcher It's more often that when you are leading the game, you tend to get high TOP from that (running the ball more, opponent throwing more and getting out of bounds more). So it's true, but TOP doesn't cause winning, it's more vice versa.

@hawkblogger @NFL_Researcher The most winningest teams usually have high TOP and are efficient scoring

Fewest giveaways in own territory in 2025... 1. Eagles - 4 2. Bears - 5 3. Chiefs - 6 3. Patriots - 6 3. Rams - 6 Most giveaways in own territory... 31. Seahawks - 16 32. Browns - 20

@cowlonfull But basketball fucking rocks

European rich guys get obsessed with American sports and American rich guys get obsessed with soccer. They both take the worst ideas from the other and then we all have to suffer the consequences

@Artur_Wasz @KareemRifai You talk from putin's

@i2gbaxter @KareemRifai You talk out of your ass.

Prime Minister of Poland: "Hello? Péter? I'm so happy... I think I'm happier than you!"

@Jackbmeyer How does the pope feel about the three equation new keynesian model? Concerning that he hasn't mentioned it at mass.

The pope is WEAK on mainstream economics. He does not mention that economics today resembles Catholic theology in medieval Europe

@KmaFr_ Steib doc next. It's the best work ever made.

quite easily the most well made video I have seen in my entire life lmao literally felt like a professional documentary

@Artur_Wasz @KareemRifai Then stop acting Russian.

@i2gbaxter @KareemRifai I’m Polish you piece of shit.

@KozyKeyleth Aldi

the only good shops in the uk is waterstones and the works

@RyanMDowning @shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone Ah. Yeah pwhl is presumably very far down

@i2gbaxter @shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone Oh my bad thought you meant PWHL

everyone needs to get more feminist rn!

@RyanMDowning @shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_p…

@i2gbaxter @shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone I highly doubt that

@therealgumba @Td00392420 @LukeEasterling Yeah those are big losses. Did injuries catch up to the bucs last year?

@i2gbaxter @Td00392420 @LukeEasterling ok Bro, Dean no.1 CB/ Mike fucking Evans/ Bucky and Izien.

Bucs vs. Seahawks from last season on NFL Network right now. One of the most aesthetically pleasing games in football history.

@SQUlDGAMES Shout out to durdle door

The funniest thing is being able to tell Project Hail Mary was filmed in the UK 😭😭

@lw_populist @Alonso_GD Yes you're right.

@i2gbaxter @Alonso_GD I had been under the impression that wasn't enough and they needed the Voting Rights Act the next year.

The US was not a democracy until 1965. Its current status as a democracy is also dubious.

@lw_populist @Alonso_GD Civil rights act

@Alonso_GD What was special about 1964? (That is not a typo.)

@MiniTourLoser @CPowers14 It's just that the masters doesn't like it being called front/back nine. They're first or second.

@CPowers14 Maybe they played 27?

Delta, an official partner of the Masters, falling the fuck in line

@Artur_Wasz @KareemRifai Go home, Russian.

@KareemRifai Donald Tusk is a traitor and a liar, an EU puppet who would do anything to please his masters in the EU. Hungary is now going down the drain. Enjoy the destruction of your country.

@RyanMDowning @shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone On the one hand, it is the 10th highest revenue league in the world. On the other, it's less than 50% of the fourth place NHL

@shrppanjeamerik @oilersdayone Article is pretty clear, “Major professional sports leagues are distinguished from other sports leagues in terms of business and economic factors, popularity of the league, and quality of play” but counting MLS and CFL is generous.

@chrislesiter @technopopulist Andy Burnham isn't really this type of person, being from a Merseyside state school. But he did go to Cambridge (at a brilliant college, mind you), and was a university labour club person, yes.

@technopopulist Join a political early, become involved in the University political club, then it straight into a researcher position with a backbencher then become a SpAd before 30 and onward inevitably to becoming an MP and maybe even a Minister. Andy Burnham joined Labour 41 years ago.

One of the most bizarre pipelines in British politics is the Oxbridge posh-boy network. You see the same traits again and again: the slick hair, the extraordinary levels of self-confidence, and the bluffer’s vocabulary(‘optimal’, ‘suboptimal’, ‘covenant’, blah blah blah) deployed with total assurance. They are one of the biggest barriers to meritocracy in this country, and to actually sorting out the problems we face. They are almost never properly scrutinised. When they are, it tends to be by others cut from the same cloth, speaking the same language, playing the same game, etc. etc.. And that, in many ways, is the problem

@judeinlondon Rent controls are nearly always bad. Build more and build taller has historically been a better solution for high rents.

I think private rents should be capped at social housing rates. £160 - 1 bed £240 - 2 bed £300 - 3 bed £400 - 4 bed £500 - 5 bed Doing this would save billions in housing benefit, disincentivise B2L properties, freeing up homes for 1st time buyers and adjust the market

@linmanfu @ItemsENABLED @wife_geist Yeah there are a few bits of Cambridge lingo that involve the structure. Cuppers refers to any inter-college sporting cup, for example. I don't know Other Place language very well so maybe that's common across the two.

@i2gbaxter @ItemsENABLED @wife_geist It's an Oxford (and possibly Cambridge) University thing. Once you've started playing with a word it can change very rapidly and the -er suffix is very productive (i.e. you can make new words with it very easily).

wait is “varsity” short for “uni-varsity”? because if so fuck off

@honeymounz Probably when he came back after prison

Justin Bieber’s presence in pop culture and his 180 legacy turn is so fascinating to me… theres so many straight men who like him now which is crazy because when he debuted you would have been curb stomped if you liked him as a man. So curious to know what the turning point was