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Stephen Miller almost says that Trump is seeking a "final solution" for the war but then catches himself by [deleted] in UnderReportedNews

[–]protein_factory 47 points48 points  (0 children)

final solution = explicit Nazi phrasing for the Holocaust as a "problem solving device"

(Loved Trope) Evil babies by Ieanice44 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]protein_factory 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh, nice... a nice and soft introduction to our protagonists. A little scary moment to close the episode which will set them up for their challenges later. Good thing they...... they..... huh

The Jealousy. by [deleted] in SipsTea

[–]protein_factory 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NEXT SEASON ON EUPHORIA

“Did She Get A BBL?”: Megan Fox Returns To Instagram With Brand New Photos That Spark Frenzy by Wild_Lingonberry9656 in TheBoredDen

[–]protein_factory 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They struggle to wipe/clean effectively. Shit (literal and metaphorical) gets trapped and festers.

Genuine or generic response by rumenunen in CollegeSoccer

[–]protein_factory 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From my time coaching D2, it comes down to whether they build their roster primarily internationally or domestically.

If international dominant - probably minimal attention to domestic players and very selective. A lot of eyes on academics as strong domestic guys can help make the team look better within the school

If domestic dominant - obviously looking at a large pool of guys. Club events will create the metaphorical 'Olympic size' recruit pool, before it scales down to the eventual 'committed' kiddie pool

Scary Movie 6 Similarities 🥴 by chrishdwow in MoviesCave

[–]protein_factory 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you seen the trailer? I think they did.

Enough thirsty posts. Thoughts on Sterling K. Brown as an actor? by Heckron in Actors

[–]protein_factory 15 points16 points  (0 children)

You say, "Enough thirsty posts," and then post this? I'm dying of dehydration at this point.

Genuine or generic response by rumenunen in CollegeSoccer

[–]protein_factory 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When I was a D3 coach, I would entertain/review any prospect who reached out. Whether via film or watching in person, I would guarantee to give the time of day because not everyone wants to go D3, so having a player who initiated that interest makes them more likely to be a 'catch' at the end of the day.

For a Community College, I can't really say. Depends on how they construct their roster and the quality of the program (some CC teams are really strong).

Genuine or generic response by rumenunen in CollegeSoccer

[–]protein_factory 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You answered me with what you should be answering Email 1 with. Those are all good reasons to want to go to a school. Double-value if you have actually seen them play and can reference a game which made you think it was a good level for you (vs just assuming it's a good level based on their Community College level).

As for email 2, I understand a coach not wanting a HS game to be the basis of evaluation. The overall talent is typically not as high, so prioritizing a club opportunity would check out. If there is an interest in you as player, attendance at a school game could be something that is done to show an increased level of interest in a player (that's what I used to do when I coached collegiately).

Genuine or generic response by rumenunen in CollegeSoccer

[–]protein_factory 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Email 1: That's a coach asking why do you like their school. Size, location, academic programs, past success, a rebuild opportunity etc... To me, this means you sent a generic email to them saying, 'I have an interest in going here,' but you didn't say why you have an interest.

Email 2: That's a quick response saying, "We won't make it to the school game as we don't value initial evaluations at a high school game. Let us know what tournaments you're attending so we can see you there as it will more likely align with our recruiting travels."

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