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  2. And besides we don't score on 2nd rounders much anyway, lol (Rosengarten may turn into the first mostly solid pick since 2012!)
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  4. It really is silly. Couldn’t they come up with another “I” name that’s not a complete mouthful and hard to pronounce and remember? I realize they try to incorporate Latin names but there has to be another Latin “I” name out there, right?
  5. Isaias is back again…can the NHC think up some different names? I mean, I think there’s been 3 different Eduardo’s too over the years. WTH?
  6. I think it makes sense for Boston, super ninos tend to both torch and favor a “miller A” track, which often is unfavorable for the Boston area. I do think this will be an interior winter, since they have more room for error in terms of temps, +++AN temps and +++AN precip could easily mean cold rain in Boston while the mountain areas get pounded with heavy wet snow. All depends on what the storm track is…
  7. They why did the 2023 El Niño have a very meager GOA low presence despite a peak ONI of 2.0?
  8. correction: when it's 33, that cold; when it's 70, that's not cold
  9. I will never agree with this nonsense. And I was 65 today..not 70. It was frosty this morning…truck was frozen everywhere. Nothing fake about that. I understand it completely. I don’t like the fake cold term. So you can realize that. John B. agreed completely. It’s a silly term. And nobody is arguing that the temp wasn’t going to rise, and get nice and comfortable today, that’s not the point.
  10. No to the first, but as far as as the second....not the RONI itself, but the disconnect that it represents may to an extent...and that doesn't necessarily mean colder in the east, either.
  11. Looks about the same for me....about 15" below average seems reasonable. No complaints.
  12. Probably the same way we received a 2nd rounder for AJ Feeley back in the day. Everyone was scratching their head about that one. I think AJ had a couple good games and Miami took the bait... Trade Details and Context The Deal: Miami traded their 2005 second-round pick (No. 35 overall) for Feeley, who had been a backup and spot-starter for Philadelphia. The Expectations: Dolphins management hoped Feeley would compete with or replace incumbent starter Jay Fielder, signing him to a multi-year deal. The Outcome: Feeley struggled during the 2004 season, going 3–3 as a starter in a tumultuous year for the franchise. Subsequent Move: By October 2005, under new head coach Nick Saban, Feeley was traded again—sent to the San Diego Chargers in exchange for backup quarterback Cleo Lemon. Fan Sentiment: Most users on Reddit agree that trading a high second-round draft pick for an unproven backup quarterback like Feeley ranks among the worst trades in Miami Dolphins history. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
  13. When it’s 33 and then 70 .. that’s not cold . It’s comparable to the desert where it can go from 103 to 48 at night . Realize it
  14. Understand it perfectly. It’s a silly statement. FXWX agrees 100%. Nothing is fake…it’s just low level. We perfectly understand.
  15. Ravens gave up a lot, but they had to do something. https://www.si.com/nfl/ravens-eagles-trade-grades-dealing-cam-jurgens Ravens-Eagles Trade Grades: Philadelphia Shakes Up OL By Dealing Cam Jurgens The Ravens, meanwhile, address a huge need at center with the move. Eva Geitheim|4 hours ago Add us as a preferred source
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  17. You people that can’t make any effort on your own and are entirely dependent what you are fed ought to cut out the “say what” funny face kindergarten crap
  18. It skewers into their ...phew, winter's here now take on reality
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