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@BenjaminSolak maybe worried about turning the ball over and letting Bears get a field goal?

no idea. rams feel like they've turtled.

@thomasrp93 I liked the 2nd and 2 pass call, but I assumed it meant they would run on 3rd and potentially 4th

3rd and 13 -> run/give up 2nd and 2 -> pass 3rd and 2 -> pass Patullo back at it #Eagles

@BenjaminSolak They also just declined a penalty in the Eagles Giants game!

Good Jets news: they have scored on six of their last seven drives. 30 points. Bad Jets news: the Bengals have scored on four of their last five drives: 28 points. Just one defensive stop could make this game interesting!

@JeffSkversky Is maybe an option?

Will the Phillies Force a game 5?

@JeffSkversky It wasn't that bad of a pitch

Matt Strahm missed on this pitch and got crushed

I attended a banquet with various German aristocrats and after a huge meal they decided to play a game of baseball... There were a lot of full counts

@focusfronting I'm so tired of this discourse

@NatalieEgenolf My father was a third generation Philadelphian but he moved to Dallas at a young age, then back to Philly as an adult. He always rooted for the Eagles unless they were playing the Cowboys! Drove me crazy as a kid. Wish he was here to see this

There are so many people who I wish were alive to see this. Thinking of them today. 💚

@gwalkden Let's not bring Pomo into this, or what larger family it might belong to

... and instead, with a few noble exceptions, we get "wait, you think our historical narratives can be anything other than absolutely literally true and real? You must be some sort of pomo traitor". It's bizarre. (2/2)

It's really interesting to read historical linguistic work from the 1970s and 1980s because of the level of philosophical sophistication in the argumentation - Lass (1980), Romaine (1982), various works by Coseriu, even Lightfoot. That seems to be largely gone now ... (1/2)

@LesBowen I originally heard this as "a hundred men on Mars"

There's nothin' that a hundred men or more could ever do.

@ArmandDAngour I wish we could speak to Claudius instead and recover some knowledge of Etruscan

I discover that Claude can translate into good straightforward Latin, with the occasional strange error. Good Latin verse still out of its reach.

@JimmyKempski George Washington Carver award?

Eagles' Peanut Punch game is absurd.

@a_a_viswanath @haxyr3 any opinion?

given the name Муся (IIUC this is derived from Маруся < Мария), is it expected from Russian phonology that diminutivization would lead to Мушка and not Муска? my guess is yes, due to the underlying palatalization that gets forced into ш when followed by a consonant. true? false?

@a_a_viswanath I don't know the answer but Муська is another possibility

@haxyr3 How many of these meanings are shared with сидеть? I know that at least "to be imprisoned" is possible

Сесть and its many meanings Basic verbs can be surprisingly tricky. You might think the verb садиться/сесть ("to sit down") is straightforward, but it's anything but simple. Here's a dive into its multiple meanings: 🚌 To board (a bus, train, etc.): Мы сели в автобус - We got on the bus. 🔋 To run out of battery: У телефона села батарейка - My phone's battery is dead. 👕 To shrink: У меня футболка села после стирки - My T-shirt shrunk after washing. 🚔To get imprisoned: Он сел на пять лет - He went to prison for five years. But that's not all! Here are some more uses: 🎤My voice is gone, I can't speak: У меня сел голос, я не могу говорить. 🥕 I am on a diet: Я сел на диету. 📖I started a book - I want to finish it by summer: Я села за книгу - хочу дописать к лету. Which meaning of 'сесть' surprised you the most? #Russian #vocabulary

ask not for whom the modus tollens

@azforeman They also somehow had assimilated nuns before the advent of Christianity

Man word-final inflectional /m/ in early Semitic languages is wild. Hard to believe they were sharing mīms long before social media.

very disappointed that you can't go to Tombstone, Arizona and stay at the Hyatt Earp

@ArmandDAngour That sounds better than enduring a trial.

I said it before. Anyone who criticises my ancient Greek grammar can expect to be challenged to a dual.

@azforeman Do they just naturally stand in the middle of large roads and form a line?

Recommend redefining “Median voter” to refer to voters from northwestern Iran