Hawgdriver
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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics...anders/484031/

Didn't want to psot it in that thread - don't feel like fighting over semantics with the masses - I DO hope this isn't as bad as the salute thing.

I emailed you back my thanks, but I wanted to express it again. I appreciate the review. I hope it wasn't too bad, sorry for the botched sentence at the end.

Sometimes I really hate being right....

I think the D will do its job unless the offense puts too much pressure on it, but our offense got us to the playoffs as #1 seed and must prove its mettle against the NFLs best D. That starts with the line or not at all, just as on the other side; I WISH I felt as good about our left side vs. their front seven as I do about our front four vs. their line (still wish we had Williams for rotation instead of just Unrein: Losing Vickerson hurt.)

I've not watched Seattle enough to know if Avril plays both sides, but feel pretty good about Franklin regardless; after a shaky rookie start in pass protection, he's become a good all around T this year. I'd fear Mebane more if Vasquez weren't good enough to free Ramirez to help Beadles against, but if we're forced to reguarly double Mebane (whom I doubt Beadles or Ramirez can handle alone) there'll be no help for Clark against Clemons and Avril: He'll be on his own most of the game, and that worries me.

Hopefully our hurry up keeps Avril out on 3rd and long, and our running prevents many 3rd and longs, but if we can't sustain drives, the 2:30 drives we averaged this season will leave our D on the field all day long. We lack the depth for that even if going the fast-but-small route allowed the endurance to play 40:00/game.

I did not know that.

I'd like to look at it.

I have a portion of my personal written out if you want to take a look at it. I guess I could play up being half-Arab and watching my father be treated like dirt at times because of his race. But, is that moral? Is that right to do such a thing? It does not feel right.

Yeah, I'm going to take it. All my practice tests - I actually simulate them as close as I can - come out in the very low 160's.

That's a fairly high score. Admissions letters matter, too. But nothing beats a high LSAT. Are you going to take it?