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So.... Apparently this is happening

Fellow space engineer here (civil, not defense)

We all know the moon isn't made of cheese, but if it was made of bbq spare ribs, would you eat it?

Favorite unclassified mission you've worked?

Yes, but no one (I've met) from Ellicott city says that they're from 'nearby annapolis'

Also, what a dumbass for trying to take a 53' trailer through there

Lol, answer is: 'basically a borderline ivy league college that's so hard to get into that's full of Mensa people'

fair, but Arundel Mills and the growth of a certain secret agency there it has gotten much bigger more known. it's more affordable than columbia and less crime than laurel/pg county

I used to say I grew up in the triangle of Baltimore/Annapolis/DC because nobody outside the area knows where Odenton/Gambrills is.

Reply to the thread ....

Everyone would know Tom from the Browns, he would have 100% started there, they started everyone. But a different team he might gets cut his rookie year and never gets a shot. But he did some much with no name recievers and RBs. He had two slot recievers in Walker and Edleman, Moss for a season, and Gronk (with Hernadez briefly) That's not a lot in a 20 year career. Only Moss was a #1 reciever.

I think that lots of teams overrated the importance of their QB, but not that QBs are overrated. Like DC said Mahomes, Allen, etc win a lot. But Jordan Love is 2nd in money to Dak. CJ Stroud will reset the market, is he going to win with the Texans? They NFL will just pay QBs because they feel they have too.

I've heard skate wing quite tasty. I told my wife that I'm going to keep the next one I catch. She's grossed out by it, but I'm doing it.

Yeah I'm trying not to dox myself too much, but definitely not in Annapolis- that's the wrong direction.

Certain towns tend to associate more with either city. I'm pretty confident he's north of Pasadena if he said Baltimore. Probably north of baltimore - Towson, Parkville, Timonium, Ellicoit City, etc - if he identifies more with Baltimore.

Disagree- In the modern NFL in terms of winning at the highest level- either you have a QB or you don't. It's painfully obvious without exception. The teams that start Josh Allen, Burrow, Mahomes, Herbert win a hell of a lot more than the teams that start Winston, Ridder, Geno Smith, Taysom hill, Zach Wilson, etc etc etc. Either you got a guy or you don't. The Redskins got that "dude" with Daniels... now watch them win consistently like they have not done the past 20 years. It makes that much of a difference. Get that pick wrong (Will Levis, Manziel, etc) it sets you back 10 years.

That was one of my favorite roads to clear my head and take a drive on when I was in college. A lot of good memories there.

Also, what a dumbass for trying to take a 53' trailer through there.

I think the QB position in the NFL is generally overrated. They get credit for what the offense as a whole does, so they get both way more blame and way more praise than they deserve. They then get paid so highly (when successful) because of the hyper focus they receive from fans and the media.

For example, I don't think almost anyone here would know who Tom Brady was if he was drafted by the Browns. Alternatively, a more provable example is how much better Sam Darold looked with a competent set of players around him compared to what he had in New York.

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