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Modern woman from Tik Tok reveals how she got HSV-2 (genital herpes) at 18 from her WH👱🏻TE boyfriend and it almost made her take her own life. This should be a cautionary tale for all modern women who want to hop off the porch and step straight into the streets 👑
Two quarterback league. I can start any two; Daniel Jones, Kamani Vidal, and Jayden Higgins. Who gets the bench? @NFL_FantasyPat @MyFantasyLeague
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PFF Rushing Grades Through WK2:
Kenneth Walker – 82.5
(2nd amongst 81 RB’s)
Zach Charbonnet – 57.6
(60th amongst 81 RB’s)
Malik Nabers, Tee Higgins, and Davante Adams all too high. @NFL_FantasyPat
Latest batch of WR rankings from @Fitz_FF 💪
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Why would you do this to me on a Friday? My 4 would be Joe Greene, Troy Polamalu, Ben Roethlisberger, and Hines Ward. @NFL_FantasyPat
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We have years of data showing masks don’t work. Every single high quality study has confirmed masks don’t work. South Korea, with near 100% compliance, has the highest total confirmed case rate in the world
And none of it matters to “experts” who refuse to admit they were wrong
Is there a trend of Stefon Diggs fading late in the season? Let's look at the numbers 📉 (A thread 🧵) @NFL_FantasyPat
4/ In 2024 (with Texans):
• Torn ACL in Week 8 — only 8 games played
• 47 rec, 496 yds, 3 TDs
No second-half data due to injury, but trend was on watch.
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5/ 📌 Over the last 3 full seasons, Diggs’ production consistently declined late in the year.
Could be defensive adjustments, wear & tear, or gameplan shifts.
Buy early, beware late? He turns 32 in November.👀. .
#NFL #FantasyFootball #StefonDiggs #Texans
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Replying to @SteveDeaceShow
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The tariffs were never meant to last; they were structurally unsustainable, and everyone on both sides seemed to agree on that. I didn't see anyone seriously arguing that they should be permanent for purely protectionist reasons.
If we accept that premise, then we’re also implicitly agreeing that the worst-case outcome was the tariffs staying in place. That would mean they had no meaningful effect- no leverage, no change- on other countries.
Capitulation would have meant either digging in and sticking with the current tariffs, or going back to old policies, not imposing 125% tariffs on one of our biggest partners, and imposing a flat 10% tariff on everyone else.




















