
The Creator of #RAS, Relative Athletic Score, at https://xitter.cf/t.co/YeoEHz4OsZ.
Joined May 2011
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And we are finally over .500 for site bugs! Whittling away at it whenever I can. Still lots to do. Once I get all these closed, I still have a bunch of enhancements to push and test, but it feels good to move out of the red for a bit.
Look, I'm not gonna sit here and say this is gonna be the greatest anmie ever made, but it's truly rare that a piece of media comes out that you feel was made for you, specifically, and this one does that for me only one episode in.
I've waited decades.
youtu.be/OtvpeOF_kHs?is=mcmW…
Replying to @Ni_N9ne
I first had to remind Grok who I am, it couldn't find my username. Great start. Then it took 7 seconds to make a "hot take" post (a term i almost never use and actively dislike) to rage bait a position I do not take and universally argue against taking.
So funny that Twitter has gotten so bad at moderation that its own AI is just like yeah, it sucks, we know, everyone knows, lol
Replying to @LukeHighoneHigh
They are explicitly doing it outside of what you're mentioning, which is carved out separately.
Replying to @OldNovBrad
It is explicitly not that, that part is carved out as a separate thing theyre doing.
Just had a great breakfast at The Pelican Diner in Laurel, MT, and I had a silly thought.
What is an innocuous red flag/green flag at a restaurant for you?
For me, if you serve eggs, you must have Cholula at the table. Having other options is a plus, but no Cholula=Red Flag.
And that's it for Stelers! Time to move on to the NFL Champion #Seahawks!
Chamon Metayer is short, but otherwise has good size and length for a TE along with good explosiveness. His reason for skipping 40 was listed as choice, but his agility tests were both in the bottom 10th percentile. This is a blocker's profile if I've ever seen one.
Devan Boykin is a very undersized safety with alright testing across the board. His shuttle is a high point, but the rest doesn't really tell us anything about how he may be used.












