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The guy with 1 post posting the WRONG GAME not you


Bolda,

I know you weren't referring to me, as that is something of ULTIMATE SCUM. I was just wondering what the posters name was, as we all can now proceed with caution, BASICALLY IGNORING WHATEVER WE SEE "HE" IS POSTING.

JUST WONDERING WHAT THE POSTER'S ID WAS. I'll just go back to see who has 1 single post, not sure if your specifically allowed to SPELL OUT SOMEONES ID, or not.

I'll locate the "CRUMB" ! I sometimes just don't get people. MISERY MUST TRUELY LOVE CO. !
 

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Move this post to BS! Toughen up man, don't be so sensitive.

The words there and their are often confused and misused because they are homophones (they sound alike).

"Their" is the possessive form of the plural pronoun they, used as an adjective preceding a noun (e.g., their company, their books on the shelves, their promotion to upper management).

Despite being plural, "their" has also come to be used as a replacement for the singular possessive pronouns his and her, as an indefinite singular antecedent (i.e., when the gender of a person is unknown or when referring to people in a mixed group or crowd).

• Someone parked their car in a towing zone.
• Does everyone have their ticket in hand?

This use of "their" is common in casual conversation and informal written English, but whether it is used in academic or professional writing often depends on style guide requirements, which typically prefer the more verbose "his or her" or alternating gendered pronouns.

"There" has multiple functions and can be used as an adverb, noun, pronoun, adjective, or interjection.

As an adverb, "there" can refer to in or that place, a moment in time or a point in a process, or a particular or specific matter. It can also call attention to a particular spot.

• My wife will be there soon. (referring to in or that place)
• She paused there to let him reply. (referring to a moment in time)
• I was right to be sad there. (referring to a specific matter)
• There he is! (calling attention)

As a noun, "there" refers to a state or condition.

• Once you get into college, you have to face it alone from there on.

As a pronoun, "there" replaces a noun where the verb comes before the subject or the subject is not mentioned. It can also supplant a place name or a specific time-based noun.

• There is no way to fail. (replacing a noun)
• She went there last week. (replacing a place name)
• We were there when that bell rang. (replacing a time-based noun)

As an adjective, "there" provides emphasis.

• See the lady there for directions.

As an interjection, "there" can express a variety of feelings and emotions, ranging from relief, satisfaction, and approval, to encouragement and consolation.

• There! We won!
• There, there, you'll get them next time.

Please move this post to "chatter."
 
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BONDI- FREE PICK


Saturday, Sept. 17


College Football

NEW MEXICO (+6.5) over Rutgers12 p.m. EDT
After starting the season with two games as a double-digit favorite, the Lobos are back in their preferred role as an underdog, while Rutgers comes in the rare role as a favorite. That’s exactly the kind of setup we like to see, so we will grab the points. New Mexico will be laser-focused for this game after losing to rival New Mexico State last week as a 11-point favorite in a misleading finals score. While the Aggies had the advantage of being familiar with the Lobos’ intricate option offense last week, Rutgers does not have that luxury since it has never seen it before. That gives New Mexico a huge edge, so will take the TD head start against a Rutgers defense that has allowed 30 or more points in eight of its last nine games against FBS foes.​
Next FREE PICK will be posted Sunday at 11 a.m. EDT
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Saturday Power card has Several Perfect systems and angles. The Lead play is the Non Conference Game of the Year and the Triple perfect Dog of the Month along with a Pair of TV blowouts and MLB. NCAAF Comp play below.

The College Football comp play for Saturday is on Kentucky at 4;00 eastern. The Wildcats should win this easily. The Line has spiraled up from 18 to 22, so we will make the comp play today. They are 8-2 ats as a non conference favorite of 14 or more and catch New Mexico st off a massive upset dog win over New Mexico. The Aggies lost by 16 to a terrible Utep team and are 0-16 with just 2 spread wins vs SEC Teams. They are also in a play against system that plays against road dogs of 17 or more off a home dog win where they scored 31 or more and allowed 21 or more. They are 1-10 ats as a non conference road dog of 15 or more. New Mexico St is again without their best player in Larry Rose. Look for Kentucky to cover. Jump on the big Saturday card in College football. We are ranked #1 in all sports on several leader boards and have the 100% Non Conference Play of the Year headlining a big College Football card. For the Free Pick. Play on Kentucky. GC
 

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