And it would have been legal in CA and MA already if it hadn't gone medical first?
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Official Madden '17 PS4 Online League Thread: DOTA is dead, long live DOTA
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We don't even get to vote on who has to wear a condom or not. Just making sure some old ass judge is forced to retire for being too old, and on if we want to pay a toll on the highway to the beach.
TheDrizzlerJ11
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I think it'd happen sooner, idk about already.
mastershake
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This thread would be so boring without drizz and ez
If weed is legalized in CA and MA will you regret what you did today
TheDrizzlerJ11
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Nope. I think it delayed it either way.
Claude Dallas
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Cocaine works well
mastershake
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I'm surprised you haven't been able to kick it. After watching your 24-hour Dota marathon I figured you would be better at quitting.
Am I looking at this right? Cap penalties for cuts made now still hit the 2016 cap. If that's the case, then I can essentially cut Cutler now basically for free. Seems like that shouldn't be allowed.
I only cut 1 guy that had any bonus remaining, but it added it to the penalty to 2016...still showing no 2017 penalties.
I only cut 1 guy that had any bonus remaining, but it added it to the penalty to 2016...still showing no 2017 penalties.
TheLostBigBoss
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DCX
DCX
Claude Dallas
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As someone who helped out a bit on the issue when Ohio was looking to pass a constitutional amendment, Drizz is sort of correct, though functionally it's probably a necessary stepping stone regardless. Though it is less about "creating a new lobby" and more about maintaining strict control over production and distribution and also appeasing the business community.
Ohio was on the brink of passing a broad constitutional amendment, so the Ohio Chamber (through intermediaries) proposed a competing measure that allowed for a more limited medical marijuana measure. That passed and appetite for the broader measure is now effectively dead. The realpolitiks is the hope that Colorado or Washington or whoever will have some major negative consequences and this is all just a stall for time while maintaining control of the production, distribution and consumption of marijuana.
There isn't a real "downside" to voting for medical marijuana, though, I mean...killing marijuana in 2016 isn't going to make people more likely to vote for broader laws in 2018. While showing how little impact a passed medical marijuana legislation has CAN make the eventual complete Coloradoization of pot come about more rapidly.
Ultimately it's about control.
End of the day this is all about Obama being a gutless coward and not instructing his FDA to reclassify pot.
Ohio was on the brink of passing a broad constitutional amendment, so the Ohio Chamber (through intermediaries) proposed a competing measure that allowed for a more limited medical marijuana measure. That passed and appetite for the broader measure is now effectively dead. The realpolitiks is the hope that Colorado or Washington or whoever will have some major negative consequences and this is all just a stall for time while maintaining control of the production, distribution and consumption of marijuana.
There isn't a real "downside" to voting for medical marijuana, though, I mean...killing marijuana in 2016 isn't going to make people more likely to vote for broader laws in 2018. While showing how little impact a passed medical marijuana legislation has CAN make the eventual complete Coloradoization of pot come about more rapidly.
Ultimately it's about control.
End of the day this is all about Obama being a gutless coward and not instructing his FDA to reclassify pot.
mastershake
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CrimsonCommie
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I think I'm down to 53
FrenchMovieTheme
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Aren't there nfl deals where you can cut them after the season but before June where you take no hit?
Yes. But I believe that's limited somehow?
I don't think so. It's something to do with either accelerating the hit to the current year (meaning June 2016 cuts hit the 2016 cap) vs splitting it among the remaining years on the contract. I don't think there is any scenario where a penalty would apply to the prior year's cap.
DCX
DCX
TheLostBigBoss
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im drunk
i'm not in the league
but fuck Bill and Brady for endorsing Trump
Go Clinton
i'm not in the league
but fuck Bill and Brady for endorsing Trump
Go Clinton
I think you have it backwards. The idea is you can cut someone in say March or April and designate them as a June 1st cut, which would treat the cut as though another (league) year had passed on their contract. Usually it just means the team has less dead cap money. It also allows both the team and the cut player toengage properly in the free agency, which they wouldn't really be able to do if the team had to hold onto that player until June, even though they knew they planned to cut him.
I don't think any of this is in the game.
TheLostBigBoss
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Wellington
BAAAALLLINNN'
I am below 53, but I am going to sign some guys for depth when free agency opens up
Purple Cheeto
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Pretty sure I was at 53 last night.
Azwethinkweiz
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I'm at 58, do I need to drop some people or can I put them on my practice squad?
DCX
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Have to cut. PS not available till after preseason
Wellington
BAAAALLLINNN'
The advance is now, yes?
Good question
TheDrizzlerJ11
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Hoppin on now to get to 53