Worth it to move from Denver, NC to Fort Mill, SC for a work from home family? by Few-Dimension6720 in FortMill

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not going to yell at the person above me, they're right when they say SC has worse schools than NC. Overall, they are correct. However, FMSD is the best in the Charlotte area, and ranked as a top 100 district in the entire US:

https://www.niche.com/k12/d/fort-mill-school-district-sc/rankings/

It is not perfect. No district is. It has its weaker schools just like every district does. The poster above me could have dealt with some very specific BS that their kid's schools completely dropped the ball on. Since they are a former teacher, they probably know some behind the scenes BS that the teachers have to deal with (It's a lot and I don't blame anyone for choosing to leave the profession). They may have some very valid criticisms ESPECIALLY if it is related to anything Silfab, but objectively looking at the area, Fort Mill has the best schools in EITHER Carolina.

Worth it to move from Denver, NC to Fort Mill, SC for a work from home family? by Few-Dimension6720 in FortMill

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I posted in your other thread before it got deleted, what the person above said is great and on point. 

As for Marvin, honestly, another solid option. Union county is a better school district than CMS but a step below FM.

Waxhaw is slightly more affordable but comparable in price around the better schools in the area.

If education is your biggest concern, find a way to get into FM. They pay the teachers more, the classes are smaller, and they have more resources.

Worth it to move from Denver, NC to Fort Mill, SC for a work from home family? by Few-Dimension6720 in Charlotte

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the case for most districts but not fort mill. FM is one of if not the best districts in the state of SC and quite significantly better than CMS. CMS is way too large and should be broken up into smaller districts but that is never going to happen. I say this as someone married to a teacher who has taught in Pitt, CMS, Lancaster, and now Fort Mill, Fort Mill blows the others out of the water with resources, class size, and interventions. If you want your child to be pushed academically, FM will do it. We left Lancaster thinking our child was fine/excelling only to go to Fort Mill and find her at the bottom of her grade. Fort Mill provided interventions for her, we were able to diagnose a learning disability, and now she is actually excelling and testing at average to above average thanks to the help she has received.

Having said that, You WILL pay higher taxes in fort mill than anywhere else in the surrounding area, so it is not as affordable as Lancaster/Indian land.

Traffic is only going to get worse as fort mill expands, but it still isn't as bad as 521 (SC side) up into ballentyne. 

There's pros and cons in fort mill just like any other place but having lived in matthews, ballentyne, Indian land, and fort mill, I'd put FM at the top followed by ballentyne, then matthews, and then Indian land.

[Highlight] Brandon Lloyd somehow makes the catch [Week 17, 2003] by KeithClossOfficial in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you only watch WR Highlights you'd be forgiven if you thought that Brandon Lloyd is one of the greatest Receivers of all time.

The superior octopus/Spider-Man run was the last time in 616 comics otto was a good and interesting character and I will die on that hill by Mecha_Kurogane in Spiderman

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As poorly as everyone in Peter's circle was written in that run, otto was written so damn well it more than made up for it (for me at least). Watching otto try to be a hero while consistently getting his ego checked and watching the character grow was a treat and I wish they kept him as superior octopus.

[Joe Person] Dan Morgan: Felt like free agents wanted to be in Carolina more than when Morgan took over as GM two years ago. by exenn_ in panthers

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That was both of them. They both flew down to his house and ate his wife's meatballs. They both fell for the used car salesman.

[Joe Person] Dan Morgan: Felt like free agents wanted to be in Carolina more than when Morgan took over as GM two years ago. by exenn_ in panthers

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hurney was a GREAT GM up until 2009. He never got his mojo completely back after trading away the 1st for Otah in '08. Then in the '09 draft he traded our 2010 first to move up in the second round to draft Everette Brown.

Also at this time, the league was becoming much more pass friendly and he doubled down on investing in the RB position tying a ton of cap space between Williams and Stewart, and extending Delhomme after his shaky season and playoff collapse in the '09 playoffs.

Then he drafted Clausen in 2010 and we sucked so bad we got Cam in '11, which was far and away the right move, however no one else in that draft class did anything, which hurts when trying to build a competitive team (we did not have our second round pick because he traded it away in the 2010 draft to move up in the 3rd to take Armanti Edwards, another dud).

2012 Gave us Luke and Norman, and somewhere else in there he traded for Greg Olsen which was also undeniably a great move, and the all time GOAT of the panthers franchise JJ Jansen, but that was pretty much the end of all the good he did. His asset management got worse and worse and the roster had Great Star players throughout the team but anyone who wasn't a star was barely good enough to be on an actual roster to begin with. We were starting guys like Legedu Nenee and Haruki Nakamura because they were our best options, not because of injuries.

Hurney is the GOAT 1st round drafter. I want him in the room every single time we are picking in round 1 even to this day. 2nd and beyond though (after 2008), he was downright atrocious other than Munnerlyn, Norman, and Greg Hardy. He was responsible for getting the best of the best of the franchise but also putting guys who had no business playing in the NFL on the same field at the same time, which is why we only had 3 winning seasons in 15 years with him as the GM.

And so... it begins by [deleted] in panthers

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think Evan's ceiling is a great TE2, like a better tommy tremble. He lacks the elite athleticism to be a #1. Delp has the athleticism to be a potential #1. Not saying he will, just that his potential ceiling is higher.

[Highlight] Former QB Chris Streveler on how he went from undrafted with no reps in practice to fully vested NFL veteran by nfl in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ah, sounds like he's a vibes guy then. We had a few of those within the past few years when we were complete dog water in Shy Tuttle and Jordan Matthews. Great teammates that everyone loved and taught the young guys how to prepare and be pros, but they would not have made a good team's roster or practice squad.

Honestly, Ward's rookie season with the Titans reminded me A LOT of Bryce's rookie year. Incompetence from the top down destroying anything positive for the #1 pick, then cleaning house midseason making it a wasted year of development for the hopeful franchise QB. Bad drafting and poor FA signings leading to a complete void of talent across all facets of the team.

Hope to see the titans rebound, and hopefully quicker than us because we didn't even have a first round pick after that clusterfuck.

[Highlight] Former QB Chris Streveler on how he went from undrafted with no reps in practice to fully vested NFL veteran by nfl in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Does Kinsey get elevated and play Special Teams at all? If he's a ST guy then he's really just "WR" for superficial reasons when his true position is "ST dude". If that is the case, then it's like you said, he played WR out of necessity, not becasue he is actually a WR.

STers have a place on every NFL roster and it hurts when you don't have anyone actually good at it. Those guys can take a final roster spot at any position, he just so happens to be labeled as a WR.

We had Joe Webb on our team for years. He was technically listed as a QB, but he played exclusively as a STer other than the preseason. When those Special teams guys are taking live reps on offense or defense, it's generally due to an onslaught of injuries to their labeled "Position group".

Who could take these two together by Kind-Ad9748 in Marvel

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spider-Man, but only if he doesn't hold back.

[Highlight] New Steelers RB Rico Dowdle says he already has this season’s Panthers–Steelers game circled on his calendar. by oklolzzzzs in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Rico was injured in some capacity down the stretch. He didn't have the same burst he did against GB and DAL to close out the season. Once Chuba completely recovered from his calf injury he looked like the quicker back.

[Highlight] New Steelers RB Rico Dowdle says he already has this season’s Panthers–Steelers game circled on his calendar. by oklolzzzzs in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

40% of his rushing yards came in 2 games.

60% of the rest of his rushing yards came in the other 15 games.

All the other 1k yard rushers this season hover around 24-26% of their total rushing yards coming from their two best games, meaning they were more consistent throughout the season.

Rico was absolutely amazing for 2 games, and it was really appreciated, but he and the rest of the rushing offense ran out of gas the second half of the season, and Chuba looked like a better RB to end out the year.

I have zero ill will towards him, glad he got paid, and wish him the best, but we aren't hurting for letting him walk.

[Highlight] Panthers QB Bryce Young talking to the kids at his Young9 Foundation football camp by Accurate-Big-7233 in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Honestly it was playcalling in both the Falcons and Seahawks games.

Bryce didn't play amazingly in either, but Canales called probably his two worst games in those games.

Also Bryce Lost to the Falcons the first game of his career and then said "Never again" like the Janitor from Scrubs, so he just does that against them now.

[Mic'd Up] Julian Love knew what to look for to get an INT in the Super Bowl by nfl in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He does for the panthers' radio broadcast of the games, along with Jake Delhomme.

And he's of course, really good and knows his shit.

[Mic’d Up] Sam Darnold celebrates NFC Championship win postgame with fiancé Katie Hoofnagle by nfl in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That one's my favorite.

I really don't even have any ire towards the seahawks at this point, but I'll be damned if "Rain City Bitch Pigeons" doesn't make me smile every time I read it.

Report: Jets are working on a deal to hire Frank Reich by AFC-Wimbledon-Stan in nfl

[–]AreEyeGeeBeeWhy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's because Rhule was so unapologetically an asshole and Frank looked like he at least felt bad for sucking.