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I just read it(that's why) and evidently it was relevant to you as you responded. And he still doesn't have a job, so still relevant.

The problem is there is no free speech when it comes to your job, so mentioning is incorrect. An employer establishes rules for conduct. There is no wrong or right. An employer can make any rules they want. I just read it. Didn't know there was a statue of limitations on replying to posts. Nope, they can make any rules they want, just like any job can.

After a further review, the play stands as called. It's a suicide.

No, I think most owners and coaches would like to keep politics out of their sport. Plus, Kap's kneeling was so stupid. What was it actually going to accomplish? It was symbolical posturing and more about look at me than about any issue. His talents are sad now and his decision making was stupid. Most NFL fans are patriotic and kneeling for the NA is the wrong way to protest. Plus, Kap thought there would be no repercussions for his action. That's why he was so quick to do it. You think if he knew what would happen, he would take the same action? Nope. Yeah, because gambling, drinking and women don't exist in any other cities. This was a business decision. Oakland has a crummy stadium and they couldn't work out a stadium deal.

Last time I looked, they have a right to sign or not sign anyone they want. The Constitution has nothing to do with it.

Sorry, but he had no right to kneel during the games. Only what the team or league gave him. Teams and coaches in different leagues and organizations have told players they won't be doing that. Just like any job, you can't just protest or say what you want and hide behind the freedom of speech. Making it to the SB does not make one a better QB. They are many QB's that have made the SB who were barely above average and great ones who never made it. There are too many factors determining a SB appearance to base quality of player solely on that.

You mean like Manning who took them to two SB's and won one. It was really good for Cleveland. They had a lot of cap room and just basically paid for a 2nd round pick. A 2nd round pick for cash is mostly unheard of.

The Stargate ep I was watching during the commercials was better than this. What has happened to the WD? The last two eps were of the quality of FTWD and that's not good.

My sentiments exactly. When the biggest thing that happened was someone knocking vegetables or fruit out of someone's hands, you know it's a snoozer. Talk, talk, talk and do some gardening. I'm such a big WD fan, but the season has been a disappointment. From the Negan porn violence in Ep 1 to talking about way too much stuff and doing nothing. When does getting rid of the Saviors begin? And this episode was the most boring ever. No idea what most of them were babbling about. Me and a friend were watching S1 of Stargate during the commercials and found it more interesting than WD. I couldn't wait for the WD scenes to end so we could get back to SG.

You might want to read your own proof. It is said to have used once in a poker game in the 50's. Not popular. I never heard that term used until about 5 or so years ago. And I deal with the public a lot.

There was a expression mistake in this ep. Jack asks one of the kids a question and he responds with, "I'm good". That's an annoying expression used today and only in the last 5 or so years. Certainly wasn't used last century.

Wow, Patti Lupone was outstanding. Best guest role I've seen on a show this year. The show is outstanding. I can't say enough Eva Green, my new favorite actress.

I thought it might have been a shout out to her most famous role of Rose on Doctor Who.

I really enjoyed this series. Kept me interested every episode. Good acting by all involved. Looking forward to next year. And I'm a guest, not a host. Well, that's what I was told...........

Wow, this show is just getting better. The acting is really good. Bet roles for Dalton and Hartnett ever.

One thing that always bothers me about European shows is that very often the accents are hard to understand. Sometimes I can't understand a whole sentence of dialogue. Maybe two. But, I like the show and yes, being a Doctor Who fan, Piper's accent and character were strange, but really good acting.

I thought of "Alien" for a second. Certainly a shocking scene.

Late to the show. I enjoyed the first episode.

Just started watching with free cable this week. Liked it a lot. Looks much better than the movie. I didn't even recognize Evan Rachel Wood. Where has she been?

She didn't know him, but she met him in the diner. Maybe that was the faint remembrance. But, nothing changed in that timeline, so she married him. It didn't. It became awful because he saved Kennedy. Al never did. I'm pretty sure that when Al first shares time travel info with Jake that Al has done a complete reset. So, based on most time travel "rules," I think that means the Jake we meet would have no memories of an apocalypse. Answering your post makes me wonder if Al's "cancer" was more radiation poisoning from nuclear fallout that he experienced at least once. Nope, Jake did a complete reset and remembered everything.

These are filmed well before any feedback is heard. How is Morgan a technical?

I just watched this episode. That tells how you interested in this show I am this last season. And this ep just felt boring and repetitive. I've seen all this before. Plus, Damon and Stefan now just need to die. They have done so much evil that can just not be overlooked anymore. I'll finish it out to see the end, but the show has lost the magic it had in the beginning.

No one said he was clueless and being around Superman does not help him fight real crime. But, with Supergirl and the gov't on our side, he really isn't needed. Plus, the character seems like he's in this for himself and not really fighting crime.

Sorry, but having a black belt does not make one trained to fight crime or bad guys. TV and movies have created the false premise that everyone with a black belt is Bruce Lee.

Alex is a trained agent, which is a whole different than a newspaper reporter. This is a ridiculous portrayal of Jimmy Olsen. A well muscled tough black guy who wants to fight crime and be a hero? And his hero complex is irritating. He's mentioned it too many times that Kara is a hero and that he wants to be a hero. Most heroes don't mention it.