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4 hours ago, Lot K Tailgaters said:
Itching to go to Green Bay but prices are through the roof.
Flying into and out of Chicago - hotels are an issue though.
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40 minutes ago, LongTimeJetFan said:
Said it in his podcast. Did say he doesn’t know Saleh, but sensed immaturity from he and his staff from afar.
Not impressed by you for listening to Francessa’s podcast…
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Green Bay - though getting there is a huge pain in the ass, most of the hotels already sold out (why?!?!?) and the sh*tty ones left are still 300/night.
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I’d love to, but it’s the weekend before GB, and I don’t know that I have the goodwill to leave my wife with the kids for the day and then the following week for the entire weekend…
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5 minutes ago, TokyoJetsFan said:We shouldn’t Judge Jeudy
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21 minutes ago, doitny said:
but this also proves my point
dude........
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23 minutes ago, Cyberjet said:
The comment was made regarding reading skills in Mississippi- just a false Northeast perspective. Comment had nothing to do with taxes roads etc.
Illegal or legal immigrants without saying
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/education
This is a better measure.
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2 hours ago, Cyberjet said:
Just saying….
States with the Lowest Literacy Rates
1. California
California's 23.1% of adults lacking basic prose literacy skills make California have the lowest literacy rate of 76.9%. The state of California and the state Department of Education are being blamed and sued for the failing literacy rate, as families and students believe that they are not receiving a quality education in reading and writing.
2. New York
New York has the second-highest percentage of adults lacking basic prose literacy skills of 22.1%, equaling a literacy rate of 77.9%. Despite this, New York has the ninth-highest percentage of adults with Bachelor's degrees or higher of 35.7%.
3. Florida
Florida has the third-highest percentage of adults lacking basic prose literacy skills of 19.7%, equaling a literacy rate of 80.3%. Florida has the lowest number of public libraries per 100,000 residents of 2.6.
4. Texas
Texas has the fourth-lowest literacy rate of 81.0%, with 19.0% of adults lacking basic prose literacy skills. Texas has the fourth-lowest number of libraries of 3.2 per 100,000 residents.
5. New Jersey
The fifth-lowest literacy rate in the United Statesis in New Jersey, where 16.9% of adults lack basic prose literacy skills, and 83.1% are literate. Despite this, 38.6% of New Jersey adults have a Bachelor's degree or higher, the country's fifth-highest. Additionally, New Jersey also has the third-best public schools.
Considering these are English literacy rates and this also looks quite a bit like the states with the highest non-native English speakers, I'd say this list isn't exactly what you're "just sayin."
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7 hours ago, Jet Nut said:
LOL, older and a lot more colorful
Me: It's Elton!
Also Me: Oh, it's Boy George...
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22 hours ago, Maxman said:
I just released we have 0 reviews on Facebook. More reviews should help increase our engagement on there.
If anyone likes the site and could leave us a review it would be appreciated.
Thank you!
https://www.facebook.com/JetNation/reviews/?ref=page_internal
I resigned from FB but I clicked the link and Bitonti’s hair explains everything!
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1 minute ago, CTJetsFan said:Feeney wasn't any better than GVR last year. Why did we bring him back?????
Pretty obvious to me.
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Nate Herbig-Asstitties
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All you haters may rejoice!
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6 hours ago, JiFapono said:On no earthly planet
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I came.
Twice.
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1 hour ago, rangerous said:totally agree about johnson. he's got a great story about getting to play football. he actually speaks english. he's older than a normal college player and that might have given him a better perspective on things. here's to hoping he plays well and has a long career with the jets.
1 hour ago, Joejet said:He is from Minnesota, what language did you expect him to speak?
17 minutes ago, 68JET11 said:How bout not crip... Oh wait were is Robbie Anderson from ?
My goodness, Jim-Bob, I just can’t understand why all these people call me racist!
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I said it from like 30 minutes after drafting him... And, yes, this could be a huge OldTakesExposed, but JJ seems like one of the most likable guys we've had as far as I can remember.
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48 minutes ago, Spoot-Face said:
Holy sh*t, what have I become?
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40 minutes ago, Spoot-Face said:
The "T" stands for "Terrific".
I thought it was tube socks.
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1 minute ago, jbt said:
have to beat NE and Miami once. Bears, Jags and Lions at home should win. Brown suck, Steelers and Seahawks will be tough on road but they are an average teams. hey we beat Titans and Bengals last year. 7 minimum, 9 is possible but I would say 8
Lots of words to say, "you're right!"
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1 minute ago, TommyT said:
Excellent point.
Thanks TommyT!
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Which Road Games Are You Planning To Travel To
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Good on you. For now... I'm staying at the Quality Inn, for $770 which is an absolute travesty.
You can recover my body here: