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Football-simulators can help predict the outcome of a game, before it is even played. EA Sports: Maddon '25, uses advanced' AI technology-- to preview games, and reinact the event in real-time. Case-in-point: the New Orleans Saints is predicted to beat Tampa Bay Bucs, by 7 points.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 2024

The current situation inside the Saints organization, is at a tipping point. On one hand, moral on the offensive side is low, too many playcallers in the huddle-- and not enough action. Me-me-player's who have lost sight of the game, holding out for mo money, and not doing whats best for the team. On the other hand, the defense has alot of veterans up-front that wear-down quicker, throughout the season-- and injuries take longer to heal. Coaches can evaluate talent and divise plays, but you really don't know until gameday, if your good or not. WHO DAT.

HURRICANE IDA

  If mother-nature has taught us anything-- it's that's she's a bitch. No mercy for those that take lightly the power-of-reality; as many have a diluted-view of the real-world. Change is eternal, and can happen-- in a blink-of-an-eye. Officials failed to fix vital-infrastructure that would have kept the ship upright; now, it's all a waiting-game--- will the N.O. float or sink. 

Bots

  Cheating is cheating, many say one thing-- then do the complete opposite; their sloths that belong in work-camps. How much longer will the greed consume humanity-- before world-wide destruction wipes us out. God-less creatures that roam this planet-- do nothing in their daily-lives but freeload off-of-others. It's sicken to believe that at 12 years old kid is allowed to become obese. Schools teach backwards philosophies and indoctrinate the youth in counter-culture; learn how milk-the-system for all it's worth-- then throw your fellow-man under-the-bus, type of mentality.  

Plasma Arts

                                                                    Plasma ER4 prototype                           One fully charged plasma-projectile-gun, could wipe-out a police-force                                                             Coming to a theater-near you
A tough looking group of hairy-bikers are riding when they see a girl about to jump off a bridge, so they stop. The leader, a big burly man, gets of his bike and says, "What are you doing?" "I'm going to commit suicide," she says. While he doesn't want to appear insensitive, he doesn't want to miss an opportunity, so he asks, "well, before you jump, why don't you give me a kiss". She does, and it's a long, deep, lingering kiss. After she's finished, the tough, hairy biker says, "wow, that was the best kiss I've ever had! why are you committing suicide?" she responds, "My parents don't like me dressing up as a girl..."  
  Now here this mortals, Zeus the God of thunder and lighting, has spoken, "Your wicked ways will doom you." America, the great Satan, has waged war on the world. Iraq and Syria are in ruins because of Western might. Rex sits in his noble home in New Orleans, perplex at all the hatred on this earth. What will be the next country to fall to this plague of violence. Isis, rosey woman, tries to spread innocence throughout the land. Mankind has a crocked tongue, back stabbers who talk and do sinful things against their fellow man. President Putin tries to lead a liberation army across the globe, but does not have the gods on his side. Zulu rests in Africa, triffled by militants, that sour the continent with blood and diamonds. "Where is the brotherly love" King Zulu speaks, "are we not above the beasts of the wild" St. Patrict speaks an english dialect to his people. "Have ye not learned from the Prophets in the great books". Saints of today and in t...
The sun rises and darkness falls Birds chirp and ravens call Sweet melody of music plays All throughout the hours, all throughout the days A person speaks with a sour cry The wicked roam bye and bye A just man sweeps in with a pleasant tone Words of inspiration over the phone Thunder and lighting come from the sky Life is short we all must die

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XXIII

 Institution' by it's very core-- are designed to enlighten an individual, not incarcerate; as facilities' have a backwards-mentality. They don't allow one to reach their full-potential, rather indoctrinate-- much like schools, the child is told what to become. P.E. should make-up half-of-curricular, the other-half' field-trips.  Instead, education have become profit-centers-- as children become pawns' in this financial' merry-go-round. Never mind, separating church-and-state, this nation-of-America' needs to separate money-and-state. For example, private-banks' shouldn't be allowed to finance government-projects; here lies the problem, taking-the-loan is essentially giving the Jew' a key-to-the-city. Instead, use resources that are free to the public-domain, as the essentials of life-- shouldn't have to be bought.  

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XXII

If there were ever a better way, to explain the injustices' day-in-and-day-out-- would require a better-medium. To which, of course, would be a total waste of time. No concept of community-service' with the unemployed-- their self-serving pricks. It's a real-nuisance' having these free-loaders around-- because you never know when they're going to fly-off-the-handle.. Loose-end laws' on the books-- that targets minorities. Racist officers who are out for blood, have no moral-hygiene. Dog-and-pony show, with these court-rooms-- justice-is-served, like a plate of prime-rib. Don't think for a moment, the Jews-- are not behind the high-incarceration rates. 

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XXI

Principals are not set in stone. Rather, they are constantly evolving from one generation to another; a law one day-- maybe obsolete another. Take, marijuana for example, as this drug has potential to be the greatest-medicine-- in the history of mankind-- yet, it's still illegal in most states. The prescriptions' that make one lazy, are the one's that should be banned-- anti-depressant, dopamine-blockers, and weight-gainers. Individuals that take these legal-drugs in high-doses-- can be a danger, to society' as well. There are alot of erratic-drivers on the roads, that are breaking traffic-laws' every chance they can get. Guarantee, they are on some legal-medication' and are endangering public-safety.

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVV

The worthless talk' that pollutes the airways-- is a deformity-of-the-brain; as all the pompous-rhetoric-- is a mental-illness. Engaging in mindless-conversations' about whoever and whatever-- is a deterioration of culture. Communication can be achieved non-verbally, with gestures.  The lack of activity' in one's daily routine, makes them psychotic-- as it's a disorder-of-the-mind.  Developmental deficiencies is so widespread, that humanity will eventually self-destruct, and become extinct. Humans are a very hostile species, as the words are used as weapons. To blame a race-of-people, for the short-comings of mankind-- is plausible; as the Jew, is the root-cause of evil. They come-off as victims of hate, but orchestrate it-- Zionism is a fraudulent religion. 

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVIIII

 The introverts rule the world, while the extroverts rule their wallets. There's nothing more pathetic-- than the argument, it's dueling personalities' fighting with words; as nothing' ever good' comes from a heated-conversation. Sickness of the mind, the ones that feel-- any real change can come from: talk. Suspicion arises, when one is quiet, keeps to themselves, and works; they are somehow the problem. It's considered upper-class, to be out-of-work, overweight, and freeloading-off-of-others. Like blow-flies around a corpse, they suck-out all the good humanity has done in this world, and beyond.    

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVIII

 In many cases, currency by default-- is a means' not to work; as it's assistance-- for the weak. A man-of-all-trades' is self-sufficient-- thus doesn't need money. Contrary to popular beliefs, the harder one works, the bigger the paycheck-- doesn't always hold true.  Capitalism' by it's very nature, is a ruse-- in allowing the masses to negate' hard-labor; as wealth' is an excuse not to be apart of the work-force. Anti-Christ' crowd, that worships the old-mighty-dollar, believes in fake-idols, and at the core' are anarchist. 

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVII

Noticing something-- comes from experience' with the object in play. In reality, one can only do-- what they know how to do. Doing' takes sacrifice-- but for the greater good' it's a small price-to-pay. Intelligence' doesn't have anything to do with talk; it's a rouse' smoke'n'mirrors' nonsense.  Ultimately, all things, possessions-- will vanish, but, the knowledge of the thing-- lives on. Capital' cheapens the thing' were it becomes disposable. Objects were invented to become one' with the self-- much like the car.

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVI

 Setting of any place, should constantly process/change; in order for any establishment to keep an existent. Stay ahead of the times with decor and structure, because appearance is everything. Sell cheap, and have free-giveaways when inventory is over-stocked.  As the song goes, you can't have freedom, until it's free, is the ole rebel-chant. Confederates had all the momentum, and then one-day it came tumbling-down-- like a deck-of-cards. Shifts of power, can happen-- in a blink-of-an-eye-- so, don't think for one moment, you got life' figured-out. 

WHAT COULD OF BEEN Chapter VX

 A continuation of the truth-- is a process to learn what's good vs. bad. To be of high moral character takes constant growth. Picking-up life-skills along the way, but never forgetting the mistakes. Truly believing that God has a bigger plan, than your petty-beliefs.  If it's true-- then everything else must be a lie, or as the proverb once said: it takes two to tango. What's bad, is look-upon as good in the eyes of the few. Righteousness takes skill, but more importantly: hardship.

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVIIII

 Saying' that it's something-- but, turning-out to be nothing-- is the definition of: lying. Controversy starts when claims are made about circumstance. Gossip is so widespread-- that it appears to be the norm; no where else is slander' more prevalent than in the press Fruit' is ripest-- right after harvest, which is why, youth should be taught right-from-wrong' at an early-age. Pigging-out all-the-time, then trying to be a productive-person-- go together, like vinegar-and-water. Physical-activity' should make up 90% of the workplace-- the other 10% are bathroom-breaks.

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVIII

 If there were ever a way, to force everyone to work' until death-- then mankind would become a dominant-species. Instead, there are those who hide behind money-- and let others work for them; a draining of society, where the handout' becomes mainstream. It is looked upon as morally-good' to rely on financial-assistance.  To make one fear you, is a cheap ploy'  the weak do with: threats and intimidation. By talking loud, these menaces' are able to even the playing field; flip the script, so they appear honest and righteous. But, don't let them fool you, with their words, they are: news-junkies, criminals, and sloths.    

WHAT COULD OF BEEN: Chapter XVII

 If it holds true-- the state is territory-on-a-map-- as the name is what's read. To have conflicting ideas about how municipality should be run-- is where we're are, now. On the one hand, cities are but roads, bridges, and structure; when economy plays-a-hand in it-- everything then has monetary-value. A lame-excuse to commercialize land, buildings, and mobiles.  To each, they own something, which has been the American-dream' since it's birth-- but never really earned any of it. Some financial-transaction took place-- and now your the proud owner of some place. Even the cars have price-stickers on them-- to which all the bad-drivers can finance.