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Of course. But the perception is a mother fucker

Unless the elections are cancelled..... https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-birthday-grenade-b1b82e4f84eb5a39286d1500cf49fcd1

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I checked that info and REALLY wanted it to not be true. It is. Right on their site.

Halve these numbers and it's still insane to say Russia is 'winning'. They shot their load for a war of attrition using every willing/un-willing 'soldier' at this point. They have nukes which may or may not work/exist at this point for defense. What did they gain for that? Russia has lost a staggering 87 percent of the total number of active-duty ground troops it had prior to launching its invasion of Ukraine and two-thirds of its pre-invasion tanks, a source familiar with a declassified US intelligence assessment provided to Congress told CNN.

That's some cold fucking water.

Define winning. For the gains and losses attached, the Russians have gained the following: Absolutely destroyed any semblance of their supposedly modern military Bolstered a severely fractured NATO Decimated their already critical working age population At a minimum, put their economic growth on pause due to sanctions So what did Russia gain? This has to end eventually for political reasons. We can't support a stalemate indefinitely but I doubt the UKR's will stop fighting and I'm sure they'll continue to receive some type of support from the West, just not to the current levels.

What did we find out?

He still has a federal charge pending

Weren't you saying this 2 years ago? 🙂

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/39047353/ncaa-proposes-rule-let-schools-athletes-enter-nil-deals#:~:text=NCAA president Charlie Baker proposed,letter sent to member schools.

Did he like strawberry gum?

Testing the free agency waters. As asked above, I wonder how the transfers work with current NIL deals.

I can just imagine all the bullshit this will bring on top of the bullshit already present. https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/39047353/ncaa-proposes-rule-let-schools-athletes-enter-nil-deals#:~:text=NCAA president Charlie Baker proposed,letter sent to member schools.

To be clear, you can enter the portal and not leave.

For you. I'm sure the players who make everyone the money don't mind. But it does suck.

Or that sweet sweet Okinawan McD's

In my 12 years overseas, it was a constant cycle of this. Never saw it standard across the board though.

Bingo. Great episodes over and over.

Tribe by Unger is fantastic. Quick campfire read. All of his books are great.

You're a whole page behind 🙂

Agreed. It's trending towards micro focus especially when a review is called for and finds stuff that wasn't called on the field. Iowa Hawkeyes got f'n hosed big time by it.

What the hyper focus on instant replay has showed me the last couple years is how many they get RIGHT. It's crazy.

PFM