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13 hours ago, Air_Delivery said:

So what tech tier is this war in now? 

Depends on what versions, plain M1s are kinda meh but if we still have them in working condition they'll be glad to off load,  A1s seem most likely as they have the 120mm cannon and will absolutely demolish any T-series and we have a lot of them in storage, but we're still talking Cold war stuff.

41 minutes ago, BasemntDweller2 said:

 

Small sample size but Purdy is a good game manager. They had that in Jimmy G and still drafted Lance.  If Purdy were to win a super bowl (spoiler, they won't) then they would have to deem him the starter. But as of today, not a chance in hell. 

That game manager was statistically the best QB in the league since he took over....  Hes also basically free for the next 3 years, saving millions to fill any holes or re-sign talent in other positions, lol.  Rumor is he already has the job for next year, so again,

Just now, BasemntDweller2 said:

 

 

Well they can trade for Purdy since Lance will be the 49ers starter next year. 

1 hour ago, 5timechamp said:

2 billion… yet I dont see any footprint of it on social media (all 2 im on)..

 

with big money films like Endgame, No Way Home and Maverick I would see friends and peers mentioning those movies as the event to see… nothing, absolutely nothing on Avatar.. no leaked footage, no mention of must see moments… nada.. so odd

As someone who hasn't seen it, i completely expect it to be an extremely meh movie with good visuals, just like the first one, and then never care to ever watch it again.

As a side note, pretty sure SF ended Dak's career as a starter last night, wonder who they draft next and then prop up for a decade of mediocrity.

11 minutes ago, AbsolutSurgen said:

49ers gave up 34-points to a QB who managed 13-points with a 76 passer rating and 31 QBR the next week against the Chiefs defence (who are VERY average).

 

If you think that game was the "game of his life" for Davante Adams, you haven't watched him play very often.

Ok, SF had a bad game and the raiders played their best and SF still walked away with the W, thats what great teams do they win regardless of how they do it, Defense wasn't feeling it that night so the Offense stepped up.  Last night the offense wasn't on fire but the defense completely smothered a team that put up 40 points on the vaunted eagles, lol.  2 great teams played last night and the one that made more mistakes lost, if you took from that game the eagles are a lock you don't know what you're watching.  Cause if the Eagles give the ball away twice and SF doesn't or only once like last night, SF is going to the SB.

7 minutes ago, AbsolutSurgen said:

I'm skeptical of the 49ers because of how the Raider's Jarrett Stidham carved up their defence in week 17.  If you needed OT to beat the Raiders this year...

 

I'm really surprised the Eagles are only 3-point favourites.

The Cowboys hung 40 points on the Eagles defense, but sure go off a single game where the Raiders WRs were playing the game of their lives like they had glue on their hands, and SFs offense missed a game winner as time expired, probably took some days off that week looking past the Raiders.

26 minutes ago, BasemntDweller2 said:

Eagles/Bengals Super bowl.

 

 

Neither of those teams I watched yesterday are even remotely close to being able to compete against the Birds. 

 

 

Ahhh yeah, just a couple days ago they were playing the Cowboys, if you came away from that game thinking the Eagles are a lock you're on something, SFs defense is real, their run game is real, and they are competent in the passing game, its time to get over the thought that Purdy is going to have a "rookie" game.  I wouldn't expect a high scoring game next week.

Purdy wasn't  asked to win this game but he made the plays he needed to, defense was big though,and the ground game got going in the end. 

What a crazy game, sf screwed up 3 times to end it before that last play, hoping out of bounds, the dropped pick, and then Armistead having dak in the endzone and being surprised he didn't try to throw it, lol. Then that Dallas receiver forgetting to get his feet down. 

Shanahan played that last drive wayyyy too conservative. 

He did it again! Lol. 

26 minutes ago, AbsolutSurgen said:

Maybe, he looked decent after the sprain yesterday. 

What game were people watching, they won but he looked bad outside the 1 td drive... Their offense fell off a cliff, KC is lucky Agnew put the ball on the ground cause the jags were likely getting a td on that drive. 

Its basically diablo, lol.

Go home giants you're drunk. 

Kc better hope mahomes ankle is good next week, he looked not good since that happened made a couple throw but also didn't make some throws, and he can't move so playing someone with a pass rush would be brutal. 

Wonder how long they keep mahomes in there if this keeps up, hes definitely hurt and they can probably win this with henne, but need to not get even more hurt for next week. 

6 hours ago, Biggie said:

Washington has a nice defense. But I agree the Cowboys and Dak can’t be trusted as well. 

Wasn't so good when SF rolled over them just a few weeks earlier with Purdy.

14 hours ago, Biggie said:

While this is true I would counter with they got beat very easily by The Falcons 🤣
 

I don’t trust them 

The Cowboys scored 6 points in a loss to Washington just 2 weeks ago, if theres a team that can't be trusted to perform its fucking Dallas, lol.

2 hours ago, Biggie said:

Man I wanna believe the 49ers will run over the Cowboys but I keep thinking back when the Falcons made them look ordinary. The Falcons. 

Not the same team at all, this is like grading the Eagles based on their play without Hurts in the lineup, and even still SF has given up 20 or more points 5 times this season, defense alone earned them this far into the playoffs, Purdy/CMC put them in SB contention, since Purdy took over against the dolphins they've scored less than 30 points once.

4 hours ago, CayceG said:

That Avian Flu outbreak impacting egg prices?

 

It's not impacting egg prices. All that shit is gouging by producers. 

 

'Eggflation' gives producers record profits while internet mocks outrageous prices

STRAIGHTARROWNEWS.COM

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For some, there's nothing left to do but crack up over the price of eggs (if you're not crying in the grocery aisle).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Farm Action Calls For FTC To Investigate Record-High Egg Prices - The BayNet

THEBAYNET.COM

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WASHINGTON — In response to record-high egg prices and just before testifying at an open meeting of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), today Farm Action sent a letter urging the FTC “to promptly open […]

 

While theres definitely some gouging here, this is actually the one product that i'm seeing obvious shortages of at stores.

Honestly the fact the last wild card game was played monday night instead of just doing a saturday 1pm game is pretty stupid, SF basically has a 2.5 day head start on prep.

1 hour ago, SuperSpreader said:

I'm pro-Gas stove, when electricity goes out you still have a source of heat for cooking/boiling water. 

Mine won't work without electricity the gas valve closes by default and needs electricity to open, even the slightest dip in power and it trips it too, i have to reset it a few times a month, like even TVs and lights won't go out but the valve will shut and need to be reset on the stove.

7 minutes ago, AbsolutSurgen said:

The best part of making bold predictions is only having to wait 2 weeks or less to find out you're wrong.

Its easy when its not really important and is fine when you're wrong, lol.