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re: Monitored
I always try to run up those portable digital speed monitor displays, they put next to a roadway, as high as I can when I pass by one….I like making it FLASH….I know there are others of you here that do that also.
preemptive damage control…..releasing what they have always had, so when the SHTF they have some good PR….look at how they saved humanity from Cancer.
I am just going to leave this right here…..
The Tight End
The tight end is has several jobs to do that make it almost impossible for one guy to do the jobs. First, the tight end has responsibilities to block. If there is a cornerback or safety or linebacker trying to sneak in and ambush the quarterback, the tight ends job is to get a good solid hit on this guy and slow him down. If it looks like the quarterback is going to get into trouble due to lots of guys trying to ambush him, the tight end must not only hit one of these guys, but he must then quickly release and get into the open. The tight end will be what is called an outlet receiver - it's his job to catch the ball if the quarterback gets into trouble and has no time to find an open receiver. Finally, the tight end is supposed to be a good blocker so that if the quarterback calls a running play, the tight end can help bulldoze a path for the runner with the ball.
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I can't get past making the bed