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the football gods have cte

the controversy with the Tyndale version and later Tyndale vs KJV is that Tyndale imported a lot of loanwords and invented new words modeled off of Greek and German word construction. like, that's the biggest controversy with modern s translations. super sexy, yeah?

there's precious little evidence of any official tampering. I think it's also remarkable that Internet skeptics like you are so parochial and Anglo centric. you types make a big deal about any English variations while failing to note that these translations are mostly consistent with other languages

utterly clueless. you missed the source of the King James Bible and missed why it exists. the KJV is basically a slight reworking of the Tyndale Bible, and to provide a middle of the road translation with the Catholic Douy Rheims on one side and the Calvinist Geneva Bible on the other.

whenever I get to the airport my first thought is always "why can't I overexert myself even more?"

this tool will bring about greater alienation because they cannot point to anything they actually created and nothing they can copyright. they'll know what scenes were the biggest nightmares and know that no one will believe them or take them seriously.

companies want AI because they want productivity without workers, but fundamentally their tool is just a tool and cannot function without labor power.

Diabatè is somewhere in the middle. on one hand he wants to have as much fun as possible with it but on the other he's unrooted and isn't bringing anyone else along with him.

it's interesting that both anti-Others characters have bad moms and are estranged from their families.

winter 2019-2020 was the first time I remember it being used by the local media.

and so obviously also juicing

our estranged coach ran rigged poker games where he used betting advice to hustle players, so yeah I can imagine big time gamblers have it out for us.

also, we keep on beating the spread after years of being an easy bet against, so people are still losing money on us.

it was totally normal for second basemen in the late 90s to early 2000s to grow gigantic muscles, and just for this particular period and had nothing to do with anything else going on; and frankly it's weird of you to ask.

even if you don't call the fall, in every league in every sport you stop the fucking game when a player falls clutching their face

meanwhile, an EU army is better news for dassault and Fiat. Slovakia and Poland buying mirages instead of f-16s would be a tragedy in Washington's eyes.

and people need to pay attention to the distinctions -- the European far right hate the EU because it is a regime of regulations, which is good for air quality and water but bad for big business. however they all love NATO. having 30 client states is better for US arms manufacturers.

it's also astounding to see people hopping mad about this new white paper from the current president when balkanization (to use the current term) of rivals has been the default setting of US foreign policy since at least the Carter administration. like, find something new or read a book.

any other security guarantees were premised on the US maintaining a neutral relationship with Ukraine and other former Soviet states, which the US violated decades ago.

that isn't an alliance, just lol.

"security guarantee" means as long as you have the cash to buy from us, we're selling.

and Trump was the first US president to sell offensive weapons to Ukraine and has continued that policy.

lol

F1 TV costs less than one month of YouTube tv

this is the one actual good take in the thread. there are people on here who are convinced that the US is in a partnership with Russia and also an ally of Ukraine. imagine holding two contradictory thoughts at once and neither of them are true.

Ukraine isn't a US ally

we lost one of the most fun weekends of the year to NASCAR's nonsense.

can someone tell MJ that indycar fans would love to testify how NASCAR has been bullying other series and certain tracks to make improvements that only suit NASCAR?

quidditch playing dweebs

(and about sports -- i know netflix is trying to pump up their branding, but at the same time increased capacity means more invested into data centers and so on. on the other hand, cable is incredibly cheap)

now for the absolute fantasy shit .... it would be nice if some of the prestige projects that netflix let wither away move to hbo, or more vice versa.

also netflix sporting events could have an over air outlet with TBS and TNT, with boxing on HBO. meanwhile max branded tv shows can move to netflix.

i kinda like it (and i would like to retain the right to hate it) but it would get us closer to one app being MOVIES and another app being TV. i think there's also some good trade-off, where hbo can stay as a more prestige brand and the discovery/tlc nonsense can move to netflix