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What do his playing abilities have to do with the scandal?

People have discussed rebranding halls of fame as museums... which is basically what it is anyway. That way we don't have these arguments about morality of an athlete. This way you could let them in and simultaneously acknowledge whatever allegations

Pete Rose says, "hi!"

I have seen evidence to suggest they were planning to strike Sears Tower (now Willis Tower) in Chicago to further demonstrate the engineering flaw exposed by the collapse of the twin towers in New York.

There is a Major General Stubblebine (think I spelled it right) while spent his entire career analyzing photos to determine and identify a wide variety of objects of interest to the military; it is his claim that the object that struck the Pentagon was not a plane but a missile. The implication being that the passengers listed as being aboard the flight were intelligence operators, publicly disappeared to hide covert operations.

This trope dates back to a movie from the seventies or the eighties about a TSA agent investigating crashes were he believes the passengers were swapped out for corpses just before the crash, and uncovers a time traveling Noah's Ark to save humanity. Sherlock did an episode (and a few that led to it) with a similar plot, empty passenger plane, passengers already dead... Couple of other instances I think. Even some of the Malaysian Airlines crashes had some theories along those lines. It props up with air crashes from time to time quite frequently.

Based off the general and just the security footage of the impact, I can understand the desire to believe, but when you look at the photos of the impact site and inspect the damage during the fire and after, it's clearly a passenger plane that impacted.

It's all based on trust from accounts of people who lived during that timeframe.

how can any of us prove it was real?

But just because one or even most conspiracy theories are bs doesn't mean all of them are unfounded.

pentagon being hit

Nightmare Grimm might be the most challenging boss Ive ever overcome, which is saying something.

The gameplay is phenomenal.

The checkpoints are a bit too sparse for my personal taste, or at least positioned oddly, I don't like having to run back to bosses from far away.

I don't like the style of story telling as far as the main plot is concerned. But that's more of a general complaint towards an overall trend in gaming.

I thought people said it as a joke but I have multiple classmates that truly believe it was a coverup. I also heard a dj on a popular local station question it on air a few weeks ago (station probably got some calls about that one)

easily honeycrisp

Usually reading an article. Videos too often annoy me for not getting straight to the point, or too slowly to the point.

Ten tacos.

If you are a world leader then your glory comes from your country though, if you don't have some sort of positive impact you are a failure, sometimes you are still a failure even if you have some positive impact

Why do they never learn?

Your name backwards is "TopW". I think I'll use that tbh

I have no opinion on a social construct that will never have a role in my life because I work in a merit-based field.

In part because of the veto rights in the security council. Russia ceasing to exist, while not the best solution, is still a partial solution.

And if it were to fall apart and cause problems in those regions, do we not have UN structures and other organizations in place to try and deal with that?

No. The unions of today are not the unions that gave workers important benefits.

Former Soviet Bloc states and regions within Russia itself could see this as an opportunity to push their own domestic agendas that could further destabilize the region.

Putin was never the mastermind

former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was