It would be fascinating to find out—assuming such data even exists—exactly how many Russian soldiers have been kicked out of service due to liver cirrhosis and related health issues...
ruggedmaker99 said:Yeah, right. I’m sitting here looking like the Bengals with two starts and absolutely zero points to show for it. 🤦
And I actually had the nerve to think I was going to take home the championship. 😁
It reminds me of those card games we play back home—like a high-stakes version of Golf or something where you're trying to dodge points. The winner is simply the one who manages to walk away with the lowest score.
Kadyrov is out there making threats against other NATO nations, specifically targeting Poland... Americans have this one handy saying... don't Sing IT, Bring IT....
If a judgment is handed down without an actual trial being held, what you’re looking at is a summary order. Under U.S. law, the defendant absolutely has the right to file an objection against it. Once that objection is filed, the case moves toward a review of the indictment. From there, the proceedings continue under the same case number, which triggers a scheduled hearing where all parties are formally summoned to argue their positions. As for the costs associated with expert testimony, if someone is genuinely struggling financially, they can petition the court for a fee waiver. However, you can't just claim poverty; you have to actually prove it by submitting documentation regarding assets and income to the court.
Yet somehow, they still manage to live better than many people facing no sanctions at all, don't they?
Once you wrap your head around this, you have to wonder why all these disgruntled people don't just pack up and move to those countries where life is supposedly "better" than elsewhere... I even heard that real estate is dirt cheap in Venezuela and Syria right now, so I'm sure we'll see a massive influx of people looking to buy once they realize it.
Michael Davis10 said:I guess that's why there aren't really any protests against Putin. Once he takes over Ukraine, people will probably be celebrating him like he's some kind of hero.
And once they can't even travel out of Russia anymore, they'll drag him down just like every other dictator...
Bengals-Kansas City Chiefs The 49ers... honestly, where do we even start? It’s one of those matchups that always feels like a collision course, regardless of how the season is trending. You look at the tape, you look at the rosters, and you realize how much hangs in the balance when these two heavyweights meet on the field. There's a certain level of grit required just to stay competitive in this division, let alone win. I've been sitting here staring at the stats, trying to make sense of the momentum shifts, and frankly, it's enough to give anyone a headache. It’s messy, it’s unpredictable, and quite frankly, it’s exactly why people bother watching this stuff in the first place. Just another day in the grind.The Rams. That’s it. That’s the whole thought. Just sitting here staring at the screen, trying to make sense of what we just witnessed. It was messy, it was chaotic, and frankly, it was exhausting to watch. I’m sitting here attempting to piece together where the logic failed, but the more I look at the tape, the less sense it makes. It felt disjointed from the first whistle to the final buzzer. Just a series of missed opportunities wrapped in a layer of sheer frustration. Honestly, I’m almost embarrassed to even be talking about it right now.
Let's see who actually steps up for the Bengals... honestly, I’d love to say they can pull it off, but looking at the situation? It feels like Mission: Impossible.
Congrats to everyone, especially the winner. Just a quick note: this was my first time jumping into a Super Bowl pick six, and I have to say, it’s been a great experience overall. As we head into the playoffs, I hope you all enjoy the ride—even if it means staying up through most of the night to catch the NFL action.