Browns vs Colts on TV
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No Nantz and Romo?
we have one of the best matchups of the week
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No Nantz and Romo?
we have one of the best matchups of the week
No Nantz and Romo?
we have one of the best matchups of the week
Big markets per se prevail over the shitty fucking teams playing in those markets.
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Thanks to Denver/NE getting postponed to Monday night the Browns/Colts game gets greater coverage ( but not here in Southern West Virginia).
Thanks to Denver/NE getting postponed to Monday night the Browns/Colts game gets greater coverage ( but not here in Southern West Virginia).
Well....what is interesting..or fucked up... is that they put the game that involves two shitty teams on in many more places that the game involving two good teams.
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Thanks to Denver/NE getting postponed to Monday night the Browns/Colts game gets greater coverage ( but not here in Southern West Virginia).
Well....what is interesting..or fucked up... is that they put the game that involves two shitty teams on in many more places that the game involving two good teams.
Well....what is interesting..or fucked up... is that they put the game that involves two shitty teams on in many more places that the game involving two good teams.
Yup, the CBS late - "America's" lousy team against a real stinky Giants team. If you don't live in either city, or aren't a Cowboy fag, you're going to pull up Sunday ticket or head to your favorite Sports Bar for a more interesting game. Strictly a network ratings decision. Who outside of NY really could give a rat, unless you have one of their players on your fantasy team. Come to think of it, fantasy may be an explanation of the interest. Bet plenty of guys have either Zeke or Dak on their fantasy teams.
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I pitty the guys who will have to see a matchup not to become the least in the NFC LEast...
Does Spain get Columbus Day off Nero? Too bad. You will lose a lot of sleep over this late starting game this week.?
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Does Spain get Columbus Day off Nero? Too bad. You will lose a lot of sleep over this late starting game this week.?
We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
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Well....what is interesting..or fucked up... is that they put the game that involves two shitty teams on in many more places that the game involving two good teams.
Yup, the CBS late - "America's" lousy team against a real stinky Giants team. If you don't live in either city, or aren't a Cowboy fag, you're going to pull up Sunday ticket or head to your favorite Sports Bar for a more interesting game. Strictly a network ratings decision. Who outside of NY really could give a rat, unless you have one of their players on your fantasy team. Come to think of it, fantasy may be an explanation of the interest. Bet plenty of guys have either Zeke or Dak on their fantasy teams.
Yup, the CBS late - "America's" lousy team against a real stinky Giants team. If you don't live in either city, or aren't a Cowboy fag, you're going to pull up Sunday ticket or head to your favorite Sports Bar for a more interesting game. Strictly a network ratings decision. Who outside of NY really could give a rat, unless you have one of their players on your fantasy team. Come to think of it, fantasy may be an explanation of the interest. Bet plenty of guys have either Zeke or Dak on their fantasy teams.
Right.....but why would anyone have any Giant's player on their fantasy team?
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Does Spain get Columbus Day off Nero? Too bad. You will lose a lot of sleep over this late starting game this week.?
We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
OK, why then is it Spain's "National Day"? other than that they glommed onto it being "Columbus Day" here?
Besides, Columbus was supposedly Italian. Over here it could actually be renamed "Italian-American Day", as Italian's here really take that day to heart as "Their" holiday.....the fact that it was the date that he landed in the Western Hemisphere being purely peripheral.
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We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
OK, why then is it Spain's "National Day"? other than that they glommed onto it being "Columbus Day" here?
Besides, Columbus was supposedly Italian. Over here it could actually be renamed "Italian-American Day", as Italian's here really take that day to heart as "Their" holiday.....the fact that it was the date that he landed in the Western Hemisphere being purely peripheral.
OK, why then is it Spain's "National Day"? other than that they glommed onto it being "Columbus Day" here?
Besides, Columbus was supposedly Italian. Over here it could actually be renamed "Italian-American Day", as Italian's here really take that day to heart as "Their" holiday.....the fact that it was the date that he landed in the Western Hemisphere being purely peripheral.
Well, he was Genoese (Italy didn't exist until later), but he went to America with Spanish sailors, on Spanish ships, and with fundings of the Spanish Catholic Kings.
That's why we get that. Thanks to that discovery Spain became an Empire (though it also helped the Crowns' marriage politics in Europe) and became the most predominant nation on for some centuries, though it slowly wasted all the gold and silver fighting in Europe trying to maintain its hegemony.
It is also called Spanish Day (Día de la Hispanidad) trying to unite in the festivities all the countries with Spanish roots. -
OK, why then is it Spain's "National Day"? other than that they glommed onto it being "Columbus Day" here?
Besides, Columbus was supposedly Italian. Over here it could actually be renamed "Italian-American Day", as Italian's here really take that day to heart as "Their" holiday.....the fact that it was the date that he landed in the Western Hemisphere being purely peripheral.
Well, he was Genoese (Italy didn't exist until later), but he went to America with Spanish sailors, on Spanish ships, and with fundings of the Spanish Catholic Kings.
That's why we get that. Thanks to that discovery Spain became an Empire (though it also helped the Crowns' marriage politics in Europe) and became the most predominant nation on for some centuries, though it slowly wasted all the gold and silver fighting in Europe trying to maintain its hegemony.
It is also called Spanish Day (Día de la Hispanidad) trying to unite in the festivities all the countries with Spanish roots.Well, he was Genoese (Italy didn't exist until later), but he went to America with Spanish sailors, on Spanish ships, and with fundings of the Spanish Catholic Kings.
That's why we get that. Thanks to that discovery Spain became an Empire (though it also helped the Crowns' marriage politics in Europe) and became the most predominant nation on for some centuries, though it slowly wasted all the gold and silver fighting in Europe trying to maintain its hegemony.
It is also called Spanish Day (Día de la Hispanidad) trying to unite in the festivities all the countries with Spanish roots.So, what you are saying is that it is "Spain's Ravaging and Pillaging and killing native peoples either by war or by carrying diseases to them and robbing and exploiting all their natural resources Day"
Am I hearing that right?
(By the way...that IS what some areas here...and in Canada call it....to the extent that they no longer recognize it, but rather call it like "Indigenous People's Day).
By the way, I don't think Ireland existed at the time St. Patrick went there, but we still consider it Irish Day. We do not have anything that celebrates "Spanish Day" per se here. We do Hispanic Days....which mainly are a "Mexican Day" celebration, like Cinqo de Mayo. (but, don't feel bad, we don't really have an English Day/Scandinavian Day/French Day/Russian/Polish/Dutch/Greek etc. Day. We sort of do "German Day" when we celebrate an Octoberfest.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_Peoples'_Day
By the Way, I am all in favor of having something like a "Native American's Day" here. However, I do NOT think they should be taking Columbus Day's time to do that......as that day is NOT something that really celebrates Native American Culture/History....other than the negative aspect of it in that it is supposedly the date on which the "downfall" of NA culture/history began. They should choose a date that really celebrates something about their history/culture....not just be reactionary to the negative event...if it is seen that way.
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Does Spain get Columbus Day off Nero? Too bad. You will lose a lot of sleep over this late starting game this week.?
We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
We don't get Columbus Day's off because we didn't need to find our continent
It is Spain's National Day so it's a day off, though I'm a freelance and probably I'll work.
Yes you freelancers and many self employed don't exactly fall under the "normal" work behavior and rules.
But it has it's own perks like us retired people.
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Well, he was Genoese (Italy didn't exist until later), but he went to America with Spanish sailors, on Spanish ships, and with fundings of the Spanish Catholic Kings.
That's why we get that. Thanks to that discovery Spain became an Empire (though it also helped the Crowns' marriage politics in Europe) and became the most predominant nation on for some centuries, though it slowly wasted all the gold and silver fighting in Europe trying to maintain its hegemony.
It is also called Spanish Day (Día de la Hispanidad) trying to unite in the festivities all the countries with Spanish roots.So, what you are saying is that it is "Spain's Ravaging and Pillaging and killing native peoples either by war or by carrying diseases to them and robbing and exploiting all their natural resources Day"
Am I hearing that right?
(By the way...that IS what some areas here...and in Canada call it....to the extent that they no longer recognize it, but rather call it like "Indigenous People's Day).
By the way, I don't think Ireland existed at the time St. Patrick went there, but we still consider it Irish Day. We do not have anything that celebrates "Spanish Day" per se here. We do Hispanic Days....which mainly are a "Mexican Day" celebration, like Cinqo de Mayo. (but, don't feel bad, we don't really have an English Day/Scandinavian Day/French Day/Russian/Polish/Dutch/Greek etc. Day. We sort of do "German Day" when we celebrate an Octoberfest.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_Peoples'_Day
By the Way, I am all in favor of having something like a "Native American's Day" here. However, I do NOT think they should be taking Columbus Day's time to do that......as that day is NOT something that really celebrates Native American Culture/History....other than the negative aspect of it in that it is supposedly the date on which the "downfall" of NA culture/history began. They should choose a date that really celebrates something about their history/culture....not just be reactionary to the negative event...if it is seen that way.
So, what you are saying is that it is "Spain's Ravaging and Pillaging and killing native peoples either by war or by carrying diseases to them and robbing and exploiting all their natural resources Day"
Am I hearing that right?
Yepp, exactly that.
I'm never gonna defend the exploiting of America, though it's a pretty harsh call when:
1. Every country would have done the same (see Africa and other colonized territories)
2. In Spanish colonized territories, there was miscegeneration, in way bigger numbers than in countries colonized by Americans, English, Dutch, French, German... The extermination of American Natives being just an example.
3. Spain I believe was one of the first countries in the Modern Era to put laws to reduce / abolish slavery. Hundreds of years before US, for instance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_colonial_Spanish_America As soon as early 1500s.
There were thousands of brits who were killed and it is celebrated on July 4th and that makes all the sense in the world, too. -
So, what you are saying is that it is "Spain's Ravaging and Pillaging and killing native peoples either by war or by carrying diseases to them and robbing and exploiting all their natural resources Day"
Am I hearing that right?
Yepp, exactly that.
I'm never gonna defend the exploiting of America, though it's a pretty harsh call when:
1. Every country would have done the same (see Africa and other colonized territories)
2. In Spanish colonized territories, there was miscegeneration, in way bigger numbers than in countries colonized by Americans, English, Dutch, French, German... The extermination of American Natives being just an example.
3. Spain I believe was one of the first countries in the Modern Era to put laws to reduce / abolish slavery. Hundreds of years before US, for instance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_colonial_Spanish_America As soon as early 1500s.
There were thousands of brits who were killed and it is celebrated on July 4th and that makes all the sense in the world, too.Yepp, exactly that.
I'm never gonna defend the exploiting of America, though it's a pretty harsh call when:
1. Every country would have done the same (see Africa and other colonized territories)
2. In Spanish colonized territories, there was miscegeneration, in way bigger numbers than in countries colonized by Americans, English, Dutch, French, German... The extermination of American Natives being just an example.
3. Spain I believe was one of the first countries in the Modern Era to put laws to reduce / abolish slavery. Hundreds of years before US, for instance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_colonial_Spanish_America As soon as early 1500s.
There were thousands of brits who were killed and it is celebrated on July 4th and that makes all the sense in the world, too.Certainly that is all true. People want to revile Columbus, but if it had not been Columbus in 1492, it would have been someone else just a few years later. Ponce DeLeon, Vasco de Gama, Cortez, Coronado, Drake, etc. etc. And if it had not been Spain first, it could have been the Dutch, Portugese, British, French etc. just a few short years later that would have done the same.
And I think you mean miscegenation. Keep Roger Daltry out of it. "Talking about M-m-m-misce--g-g-g-generation" (plus....miscegenation means "interbreeding"....is that what you meant?
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Yepp, exactly that.
I'm never gonna defend the exploiting of America, though it's a pretty harsh call when:
1. Every country would have done the same (see Africa and other colonized territories)
2. In Spanish colonized territories, there was miscegeneration, in way bigger numbers than in countries colonized by Americans, English, Dutch, French, German... The extermination of American Natives being just an example.
3. Spain I believe was one of the first countries in the Modern Era to put laws to reduce / abolish slavery. Hundreds of years before US, for instance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_colonial_Spanish_America As soon as early 1500s.
There were thousands of brits who were killed and it is celebrated on July 4th and that makes all the sense in the world, too.Certainly that is all true. People want to revile Columbus, but if it had not been Columbus in 1492, it would have been someone else just a few years later. Ponce DeLeon, Vasco de Gama, Cortez, Coronado, Drake, etc. etc. And if it had not been Spain first, it could have been the Dutch, Portugese, British, French etc. just a few short years later that would have done the same.
And I think you mean miscegenation. Keep Roger Daltry out of it. "Talking about M-m-m-misce--g-g-g-generation" (plus....miscegenation means "interbreeding"....is that what you meant?
Certainly that is all true. People want to revile Columbus, but if it had not been Columbus in 1492, it would have been someone else just a few years later. Ponce DeLeon, Vasco de Gama, Cortez, Coronado, Drake, etc. etc. And if it had not been Spain first, it could have been the Dutch, Portugese, British, French etc. just a few short years later that would have done the same.
And I think you mean miscegenation. Keep Roger Daltry out of it. "Talking about M-m-m-misce--g-g-g-generation" (plus....miscegenation means "interbreeding"....is that what you meant?
I said miscegeneration, so yeah I meant miscegeneration. That song makes me nervous with the stuttering, lol.
I think either Spain or Portugal would have found America, but it made all the sense in the world for it to be Spain. It had always been the bigger brother of Portugal, they found the best route to India, thus it became important for Spain to find a better route, that's why the Catholic Kings heard Columbus and tried to find another passage.
People reviling Columbus make no sense. Judging History is the stupidest thing you can do, as all humans have same ambition and humanity can be so cruel given the opportunity. He risked his life, found success and what happened after that shouldn't be claimed as his fault. -
Stuck either watching pittspuke or raturds at 1.
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