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Ferris_Wheel_Skippy t1_j3kn1n0 wrote

Reply to comment by Mikey_GG in In their first game since Damar Hamlin's injury, the Buffalo Bills return the opening kickoff for a touchdown! by YoureASkyscraper

The Bills and their fans have just been on an emotional roller coaster. Not only did Damar Hamlin nearly lose his life less than a week ago, but their radio broadcaster suffered a stroke.

also, this score came at the expense of the Bills' hated rivals, who have pretty much dominated them and the league for the last 15-20 years

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Heres_your_sign t1_j3kcfb4 wrote

Reply to comment by rverne8 in The Dark Pageant of the NFL by rverne8

The facts are on-field cardiac arrest has happened twice in 52 years. With COVID infections being a dismal fact of life now, the training staff now drills for cardiac events. I only wish that every cardiac arrest was as competently attended to as this one was.

I'm not impressed by much, but those trainers were damn impressive.

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JK_Chan t1_j3k44g9 wrote

Reply to comment by feeltheslipstream in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85

I mean that's good enough for me but if it isn't for WTA, then it isn't. And yes, we're really gonna do this. Even if they weren't trying to cover it up, the news reached the media before the WHO was informed by the ccp, and the WHO requested the information from the ccp (due to a statement from the provicial government(?)) rather than it being the ccp informing them immediately after realizing a cover up. Independent inquiries on the origin of COVID 19 have been actively blocked by the Chinese government and they have also tried to shift the blame to Italy for the virus' origin. Not really what I was here for (I was just gonna say that receiving confirmation from a third party doesnt mean you have to believe in such confirmation), but hey if you wanna I guess.

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