This is inevitable with the emergence of newer sonar capabilities and FFS. Change it to a daily of 4 with a possession of 8 and we can move on.

Click the link below. Add a couple of packs of sheep casings and you’re in business. We use this seasoning every year and it is absolutely killer.

https://waltons.com/holly-regular-pork-sausage-1-best-seller/

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BigWerm wrote:

I believe Chris Cuomo, the former CNN guy, recently posted about how his Dr prescribed Ivermectin and it really helped with his symptoms, including taste/smell. Which is ironic since he was on team horse paste during the pandemic, but would be worth looking into for you maybe.

It was tremendous watching Dave Smith absolutely roast Cuomo for this. If you need a good laugh, Youtube that clip from the PBD podcast. Nothing better than watching a lawyer lie point blank while being shown video clips of themselves to their face.

And Preston Smith is traded to the Steelers for a 7th round pick. That squad sure is making some moves today.

Not that it’s a shocker, but GB misses out on Lattimore who will now be playing in Washington. It would have been great to have him opposite of Alexander. Knowing that the Pack will most certainly not exercise the fifth year option for Stokes, who has been not only injury prone but also completely unreliable in coverage. It’s unfortunate as his rookie season showed a lot of promise. With over 50 million in cap space next year I thought they may be able to pull this trade off. It’s been fun to see some free agency moves for the Pack in the offseason recently, but an in season trade to try to boost an area of need sure would have been nice to see. This ships going whichever direction the chess pieces take it from here.

Cast my ballot on Saturday!

1/16th ounce blue and white frostee spoon, tipped with either a crappie minnow head or euro larvae

Smoked leg of lamb. Kosher salt, coarse black pepper, garlic powder and oregano. 225 degrees for 16 hours to internal temp of 200.

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I have never seen a team so hell bent on defeating themselves. The never ending penalties that continue to destroy drives is absolutely unreal. The ridiculous pick 6 by Love at the end of the half. Another boneheaded move. You give a quick 17 points between the end of the half and the first drive of the second half. The defense had a solid performance. This loss falls directly on the shoulders of the offense. They need to do their best to refocus coming out of the bye because the road does not get any easier moving forward.

Will Flaco will the Colts the same way he did the Brown’s a year ago? This makes Sunday’s match up much more intriguing with him starting under center.

Looks like Love dodged the bullet with a minor groin pull. I’m in favor of him sitting this week, getting to the bye and letting everything heal up best as possible before taking on the Bears at Soldier. Heck, with the QB1, RB1 and CB1 all nicked up after yesterday the bye can’t get here soon enough. The young guys, which are over half of the roster, are going to get their chance to go up against the big dogs on the block. It will be fun to see what they’re made of.

After seeing what Detroit did to the Titans today, I can’t help but feel like the Pack will need to attempt to climb Everest next week. Especially if Love stays out. The way Jacksonville went down the field on their TD drives like a hot knife through butter is not what you want to see before facing off against the best offense in the league that will want to embarrass GB on their home turf. Very impressed with Willis and his poise. That last throw to Reed was a thing of beauty to get down the field and setup the game winner. Any given Sunday…

That looked like a team that just had a battle royal against a heck of a division rival and was tasked to travel on a short week to play against a team that was pleasantly surprised to get their two best offensive weapons back. Or is that what actually happened…

I mowed over the yard three times to mulch the leaves to powder. Meanwhile, my two maples and one cottonwood on the creek bank are still holding well over half of their leaves. It’s not over, not by a long shot.

Taking advantage of the late season warmth. Grilled chops were on last nights menu.

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Hats off to both teams today. What a great football game. Strength vs strength and it came down to the team with the last possession. The Vikes fans got to see what the team will look like playing from behind and they had no quit. This is going to be a fun couple of months coming up.

In this weeks episode of the Packers trying to beat the Packers, the Packers came out victorious. In all seriousness, great defensive performance. Jordan Love is Brett Favre 2.0 but I can live with some of those high risk plays on occasion. There were plenty of times with Rodgers where you would wish he’d take a shot but he’d be unwilling to let it fly. The run game continues to be solid. A kicker made a long field goal to win the game, something that wouldn’t have happened when 44 was on the roster. The reality is this team was going through these same growing pains last year and wound up one point at 2-6. To be at 5-2 with the same issues, assuming they can start to play cleaner football, they have all of the potential in the world to make a run at it. What a division we have this season.

I’ve had a handful of shadraps break on my this summer. Every time, it’s the rear end. The inner rod breaks through the balsa and bends out. Very frustrating considering the cost.

I’m up for watching anything with Wiebe in it. Uncut angling was the best fishing production on Youtube, and he is starting to slowly kick out content again. I’ve enjoyed both episodes. Just a bunch of friends having a good time on the water.

Packers sign Brandon McManus as their new kicker expected to start this Sunday. A necessary change. We shall see how it works out.

It’s almost certainly not going to happen because these teams are going to beat the hell out of each other during the regular season but with the seven game playoff set, it is possible for all four teams in the division to make the playoffs. That would be quite the story.

Had a family friend catch a loon many years ago on long lake on the Detroit Chain. Naturally, he was illegally pulling a 3″ perch on a lindy rig when he caught it. He brought it back to the resort to ask the owner for help and the only help he received was a “Get that thing the f*** away from here!”

It was as close to a complete game as we have seen from the Pack this year but they still tried their best to let the Cards back into that game. You get a comfortable lead and the defense decides to crumble like blue cheese at the end of the half. Had that Reed fumble not been overturned it could have been a disaster. The search for a kicker continues. They can’t compete in this division with him. Naturally, the kicker for the Cards was in GB two weeks ago as competition and now he is 5 of 6 with the only miss being a block. After what the kicker position cost the team in the playoffs last year against the Niners, you’d think the team would insist on moving heaven and earth to find a reliable replacement. I guess we can only wait and see.

During the last glacial maxima, the ppm of CO2 dropped to 180. Photosynthesis shuts down between 150-180 ppm CO2, meaning no vegetation. We currently sit around 420 ppm. We run green houses at 800-1200 ppm.

Point being, global warming and higher CO2 levels are beneficial for this planet. We’ve seen 15% of the globes surface begin to green over the last 25 years which is roughly the size of the US. During the years of the building of the great cathedrals in Europe, average temperatures were 3 to 4 degrees fahrenheit warmer than we see today. Behind that came the little ice age which brought on the black plague and famine as crops failed and disease spread resulting in the death of 1/3-1/2 of the population of Europe.

Do we have an impact on climate? There is no doubt. Agriculture, mining, transportation all have an effect. How “destructive” it is, that’s where the real debate is.

Global warming isn’t this terrible demon it’s been made to be, global cooling is. When the earth cools, we won’t be able to feed ourselves, let alone our livestock. You can fill all the highways of the world with electric vehicles. It wont save us. Our best hope is to embrace our technology. How do we stop solar flares or meteor or comet impacts? Volcanos can send us back to the stone age as well if the eruption is catastrophic enough, but look to the skies if you want to see where our doom will most likely come from. The ancients obsessed over the stars, but now due to light pollution, our heads stay down to the floor. Trust the real science and real numbers, not the ones with things to profit, or those dependent upon “donations” to continue their “research”.

ThunderLund78 wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Highbeeze24 wrote:</div>
The Ray’s fans should be cheering Milton with that free stadium upgrade, no tax required.

I wouldn’t go that far – when the Dome roof collapsed, all insurance paid for was a new roof and turf. The stadium was still used for at least a season or two after the repairs were done. We still had to pass the bill to get the new stadium, but it did help the issue along.

If they were to rebuild, yes it would fall on the county residents. I’m just saying that that stadium as it was, was so bad that having the roof ripped of is an immediate improvement

The Ray’s fans should be cheering Milton with that free stadium upgrade, no tax required.

A conference win on the road is great. It’s all you can ask for. However, how does this defense get 8 sacks on the Titans and in the other four contests, you could swear they traded Rashan Gary and Preston Smith away in the offseason. Can’t stop the run, nothing new here. That has been the past decade for the Packers regardless of who the DC is. It’s the boneheaded inconsistent errors and penalties that keeps them from stomping people out. They put up 29 in a quarter and a half against the Vikes. If they play in sync, they can be deadly on offense but the setback penalties are absolutely killing them. The young team excuse gets pretty old. It took them half of a season to put it together last year. They cannot afford to take that long this year. Not in this division which is shaping up to be a monster with four talented teams.

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Ruthless politicans on both sides will exploit this all for politcal gain while watching people take the brunt of it. The GOP will welcome and cheer for chaos under Dem leadership at this point, while Dem leaders will be pressured to take a pro-union stance to assure their voting allegiance as well. Regardless of who you vote for or support, don’t forget that most of them are nothing like you or I and wouldn’t walk across the street to help you with anything. This scenario will show that and then some.

“The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of them.”

The reality is the Pack got it handed to them. It was great that they were able to make it exciting but the last two turnovers were absolute killers. The pick in the end zone followed by Kraft’s fumble were daggers. The kicker now having 5 missed FG’s through 4 games is absolutely horrendous. We fans were spoiled by Crosby for many years. Valentine and Alexander being out was very apparent in the first half as Minnesota had their way with the secondary. If that pick isn’t dropped in the first drive for MN, it could have been one of those plays that get’s in Darnold’s head. I couldn’t believe the Packers deferred knowing that the Vikings have only trailed for just over 3 minutes on the year. You have to try to jump in front early at home and make them beat you. Well, this league has a way of humbling teams and that was exactly what happened yesterday. On to the next one.