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Movies. Music. Steelers/NFL. From the ‘burgh, now in NH.
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Didn’t know PIT did much simulated pressure. Good to see!
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4? Are they napping or going to bed? Either way…4??
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OG
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“The Studio” and what’s the other one?
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Thank you to all who responded with gifs of The Californians
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Or just replace with fresh water every day or so.
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Go birds? (Also: Get a water jigger to keep the water moving/fresh to prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs in it. And a copper plate or some pennies to prevent algae growth. )
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apnews.com/article/immi...
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www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2025...
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Dude did 50 shows in 50 states in 50 days. Something else
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It was pretty good! Thought the family stuff was well handled and well acted, and Billy Magnussen was having a blast. My 4 year old daughter wants a pet now.
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Correction:
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 3 (from DAL)
Round 3 (comp pick)
Round 4
Round 4 (comp pick)
Round 5
Round 5 (comp pick)
Round 6
Round 6 (comp pick)
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Kahn should have offered GP for Aiyuk, and maybe that deal would’ve gone through.
Man, if they sneak into the playoffs with this roster, I may have to shut up about Mike Tomlin for a while.
Also: by my count they now have 12 picks in the ‘26 draft:
1
2
3,3
4,4
5,5
6,6
7,7
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Yes. We have a hole at WR. Again. It all comes down to whether or not you think this team is/was going anywhere relevant this season. I personally don’t, so I’m in favor of getting the most value for assets that aren’t in thr team’s future plans. obviously GP was not.
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I agree that would’ve been ideal. But his contract is up, he’s a malcontent and everyone knows it, and with no plans to extend him, he only would’ve netted at best a 3rd rd comp pick in ‘27. I’m not a fan of Tomlin/Kahn, but at least this one is forward thinking.
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Per her reporting, they’ve been talking since prior to the draft. Since the final trade is a 3rd, I suspect the trade offer prior to the draft was less than that. So, PIT waited them out and got a better pick. It would’ve been nice to know before the draft so a new WR could be acquired, though.
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I predict higher than average clicks on the vids.
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Maybe this?
Trump Threatens Massive Sanctions on China Over Iranian Oil Purchases — President Trump warned countries buying Iranian oil they risk losing access to U.S. business, escalating tensions with China.
#business #finance
www.axios.com/2025/05/01/t...
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How big is the drop off from 1 to 2?
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Lovely teaser
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Completely agree about the team botching the post-late-era Ben QB strategy (They wouldn’t be the first team to struggle in that way). I’m not a fan of the Rodgers move, but it’s temporary. Sanders doesn’t fit their scheme at all and doesn’t have the arm strength to optimize their WR core.
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Let’s see how it works out for them. Schematic fit, value in the fourth round, etc. On paper it should work out!
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You mean the QBs they acquired and drafted this offseason (including Sanders and Gabriel and Pickett) won’t make them better than Rudolph/Rodgers? That’s a defense of PIT’s strategy of not drafting these guys.
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A one year distraction with an end point vs a drafted distraction who the team would have to invest time in developing over multiple years and, with that, multiple years of distractions.
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Those were excellent, all pro players. That’s why they put up with them. Sanders isn’t talented enough to put up with him.
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PIT isn’t the only team that needs a QB or who could allocate resources to him. Every team in the NFL, literally every one, is saying his value is not worth it. There are teams that do a very good job of drafting guys that fall and their value is too good to pass up. Even those teams are passing.
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Every team is passing on him, not just the Steelers. Sometimes it’s not just about the “value.”
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Welp. Raven.
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Makes you think! Too bad it doesn’t make AR2 think.
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Depends on the draft and the depth of the draft each year, doesn’t it?
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Haven’t watched it yet, but Pete Buttigieg went on Andrew Schulz’s podcast this week. I know he goes on all the shows, but that strikes me as a sign he’s running.
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Wouldn’t this apply to both Millenials and GenX?
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Yes. But frankly I get my fill of recommended articles on Substack. Too many, in fact.
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Episode 8 was particularly rough.
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Minecraft and Dog Man have made my 8 year old a movie theater fan. He loves going to the movies now. That’s a good start.
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Yes, but also not surprising. Hardly any major non-family releases have been released that were expected to be hits (maybe Mickey 17?). Let’s see what M:I brings next month. Sinners may do very well too given the buzz. The big adult movie I’m eyeing is 28 Years Later. That’s going to be huge.
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Agree. And unpopular on-off tariffs and executive orders are the opposite of permanent.
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No
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Myles offseason drills
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I will be supremely bummed if Roberts isn’t a Steelers in ‘25. Love the way he plays.
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He’s a tackle alright
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It’s funny how I can tell somebody some breaking news in real life and the first thing they do is madly scroll through their feed to see how they missed it.
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Parsons. Garrett’s deal increases price DAL will need to pay Parsons.
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Garrett’s deal got done before Parsons. And now DAL will need to pay Parsons more.