Tim_Drake

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r/ducks•

No one is giving up guaranteed 1st or 2nd overall pick money. Raiders and Jets be dammed!

There is a laundry list of QBs who were projected first round picks, came back for another season and got hurt, didn’t play up to the hype etc etc.

Some like Jake Locker and Matt Leinart still made the first round, but lower than they would have been. Others like Matt Barkley(injury) or Ty Dietmer(bad season stats) fell horribly in the draft.

There is no higher ceiling for Moore. Next year is a lot more crowed as far as QB prospects go. Crappy organizations always have the top picks. Holding out for a proven organization like the Patriots to get a top 5 picks is a once in a generation.

Take the

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r/AZCardinals•

At the end of last year and even going into this year. This sub was pretty hopeful, no different than most the fan pages on Facebook. Lots of talk about a Wildcard birth, fighting for the division, rookies with major upside etc.

Some of us were hesitant or even doubtful the upcoming season. Called us winning 5 games, and had to think damn, maybe I’m just a pessimist person.

After this season I don’t think anyone is happy, even those who were “right.” And honestly in my fandom of the Cardinals I don’t think I’ve felt this numb or checked out!

SO! Where does the team go? What should be its focus? Seattle, San Fran, and LA are not getting worse. Where does that leave us….

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Has anyone experienced a drastic price increase when needing to drop off the rented vehicle at a different Enterprise location?

Flying into an airport and needing to rent a vehicle for a three hour drive to my family’s home. Once there I will not need a vehicle.

Went to the Enterprise to reserve the cheapest vehicle. Came out to $80 a for the 24 day. Not great, but is what it is. But once I noticed I needed to choose a rental return location and changed location to the Enterprise located in the city I’m traveling too the price jumped up to $187.

Why would this be? Do locations not share vehicles?

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r/booksuggestions•

Currently watching Task on HBO Max. This detective show does a great job of making you really feel the dark, depressing, melancholy of white trash America.

Which has got me interested in experiencing a similar novel that makes the skin crawl and needing a shower after each read. Specifically a detective or crime novel.

As an example while not detective but crime based was The Devil All The Time by Donald Ray Pollock. I’m not sure I’ve had a more filth inducing experience.

Thank you all!

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r/AZCardinals•

That we start the season 5-0, 4-1. And those fucks from Green Bay Packers come into State Farm and we make Jordan Love look like an All-Pro… AGAIN!

I have no real reason to hate Green Bay, but even compared to our division rivals, I hate them the most!

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r/tipofmyjoystick•

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Point and click adventure

Estimated year of release: 1994-1999

Graphics/art style: Realistic 3D setting similar to Myst or Riven. Maybe some live action actors.

Notable characters: The main character we play as we do not see. The game is set where you must figure out a supernatural mystery using puzzles and putting detective like information together. These is hauntings. If I remember correctly the supernatural portion almost transformed you to another time. The main time set I remember is during the 40s during WW2 in United States. One puzzle I remember is having to spin the radio dial to find the correct station that gave a clue or maybe a song. The point of the

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r/klr650•

I’m looking at both Gen 2 and Gen 3 KLR’s. My hesitation is that while I want the bike for its ability pack bad hold my gear and go off road, but the majority of my riding is daily to work, and short runs taking car of errands.

Will it be able to do it ALL?! Do I need to come to terms with maybe needing two bikes? Am I asking TOO MUCH?!

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