#he gave Jeremy Allen white the bear vibes

[cumcov3redangel]

Most orgasms somebody gave you in a day?

I was like 20/21 and definitely too sexually active.. I would stay over his apartment in Brooklyn for the weekend. Like a 3 day sex marathon of just getting high going out to eat getting drunk and filthy sex in between. He would eat my pussy and my ass finger me choke me and spit in my mouth, hold my hair tight in his grip and fuck my face til I teared up, fuck my pussy while rubbing and spanking my clit, making me suck his thumb or slapping my face then he would flip me over and fuck my ass and choke me while he rubbed my pussy and he would finish in my ass giving me a creampie or he would pull out and cum on my pussy,tits,ass, and sometimes my face. Oh to be young gross and fun..

[keyki421]

I can tell when writers are trying to bait an interracial relationship, because it's popular now.

Jeremy Allen White does not give off a I like black girls vibes to me. He gives off working class white guy. Like a guy who works in HVAC, Refrigeration or Handyman. It just isn't believable to me. It also could be Jeremy's terrible acting. When he was in Shameless, I hated his acting. He came off extremely unlikable, even when he did good things. They set his character up as if he was following in Frank shoes, but the crazy thing is Frank has more character even as a drunk. Lip just gave off an angry vibes.

I'm seeing clips of his show The Bear on my For You page and I hate it. Cause the clips show no chemistry to me. You can clearly tell this is forced. It's just awkward. Writers and Producers are trying to race bait black girls into watching this show. I don't know any black girls that find Jeremy attractive.

[elitefootballsims-blog]

NFL Week 2 Sim

Welcome to Elite Football Sims Week 2 simulation of the 2017 NFL season.

Let’s get to the games:

Texans 29, Bengals 23 (OT)

The Texans got a bit of help from the Bengals and made a late comeback to improve to 2-0 on the season. Houston trailed by 10 with just over three minutes left to play, however a late touchdown from Lamar Miller and a field goal as time expired sent the game to overtime. In OT, it appeared as the Andy Dalton and the Bengals were on their way to a victory, driving towards midfield, however a fumbled snap led to a 46-yard fumble return for a touchdown from JJ Watt, sending Houston to a shocking win. Tom Savage continued his stellar play of late, tossing a touchdown and 274 yards, while Lamar Miller added 74 rushing yards. For the Bengals, now 0-2, Jeremy Hill ran for 128 yards and a score.

Browns 22, Ravens 6

Could something special actually be brewing in Cleveland? While it’s way too early to answer that question, the Browns do have a pair of division wins to start the season. Cody Kessler has been efficient so far, as he tossed for 269 yards and a score, and the Cleveland defense was once again dominant, holding the Ravens to just 153 yards of total offense. The Browns are now 2-0 to start a season for the first time in over two decades, as the 1993 season was the last time that they’ve gotten off to such a start. Cleveland will face a stiff test at Indianapolis next week.

Buccaneers 41, Bears 10

Whatever hope that Mike Glennon inspired in Bears fans with his performance last week is likely gone. The quarterback was only able to muster 123 yards against the Buccaneers in a blowout loss in Tampa. For those Bucs, Jameis Winston might be showing that he is among the upper echelon of quarterbacks with his play so far this season. He threw another three touchdowns and ran one in as well as Tampa Bay improved to 2-0 with a 21 point rally in the final five minutes of game time to turn this one into a blowout.

Vikings 20, Steelers 19

At what point do Steelers fans start pushing the panic button? A seemingly easy stretch to open the season against the hapless Browns and Vikings has instead resulted in an 0-2 start, as Pittsburgh couldn’t get past Sam Bradford and the Vikings at home. Ben Roethlisberger has yet to throw a touchdown to any of his offensive weapons this season, as he managed just 212 passing yards. LeVeon Bell did rush for 130 yards, but that wasn’t enough to secure a win. New Viking Latvius Murray ran in the go-ahead touchdown for Minnesota with 4:30 left, and after Pittsburgh couldn’t respond on their ensuing drive, he helped make sure that they did not touch the ball again in a clock-eating drive to end the game.

Patriots 35, Saints 28

Give the Patriots offense 10 days off, and this is likely the way you would have expected them to respond. The New England offense had no trouble going up and down the field in New Orleans to the tune of a 35-28 win. But while Week 1 was the Tom Brady show, this time the running game powered the Patriots. Dion Lewis and James White combined to rush for 160 yards and two touchdowns, as Brady threw for just 194 yards but added two touchdowns of his own. The Saints were able to hang with Brady for a majority of the afternoon, and a late touchdown did get them within a touchdown to end the game, however a three-touchdown effort from Drew Brees was not enough.

Eagles 31, Chiefs 23

The Eagles offense continued its hot start to the season, namely thanks to Legarratte Blount, who sure seems to be enjoying his time so far in Philly. Blount was given 32 carries and made the most of them, running for 155 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Eagles improved to 2-0 in Kansas City. Carson Wentz added two touchdown passes for Philadelphia, while the offensive struggles of the Chiefs only continued. A long rest after a blowout season-opening loss seemed to not make much of a difference for Alex Smith and co., as Smith threw for 270 yards but was intercepted once again.

Titans 31, Jaguars 27

Fresh off a disappointing loss to open the season, the Titans desperately needed to pick up a win at Jacksonville to avoid a disastrous 0-2 start. And while it was a bit more dramatic than they would have liked, Tennessee did just that. Marcus Mariota tossed a game-winning five-yard touchdown pass to rookie wideout Corey Davis with just 34 seconds left to lead Tennessee to a victory and send the Jaguars to 0-2. Mariota threw for 259 yards total and added one other touchdown, while DeMarco Murray ran for 85 yards and two scores. For the Jags, Blake Bortles did throw for 264 yards and two touchdowns, but he was picked off twice and now has six interceptions through his first two games. Ouch.

Colts 31, Cardinals 28

The Cardinals were oh-so-close to picking up their first win of the season in Indianapolis, however some poor clock management ultimately did them in. Trailing 31-28 and on the Indianapolis 40 with 10 seconds left to play, Carson Palmer hit Larry Fitzgerald over the middle for a big gain down to the Colts 15. However the key word there was “over the middle,” as surely in range for a game-tying field goal, Arizona could not get to the line quick enough to spike the ball as time expired. That headache of an ending negated a stellar effort for David Johnson, who ran for 125 yards and a score. Andrew Luck threw for 276 yards and a touchdown to give the Colts their first win.

Bills 28, Panthers 25

There’s still a ton of football left to play this season, but the Bills are off to a great start in their quest to end the NFL’s longest active playoff drought. Buffalo is now 2-0 after an impressive road victory over Cam Newton and the Panthers. LeSean McCoy ran for 178 yards and a touchdown to lead Buffalo, while Tyrod Taylor threw for 151 yards and a touchdown of his own. Cam Newton was stellar once again after last season’s struggles, going 13/22 for 145 yards and a rushing touchdown.

Raiders 30, Jets 9

The Raiders were all over the Jets in what may be their final home opener ever in Oakland. Derek Carr threw for just 125 yards, but wasn’t needed to do much more than that, as Marshawn Lynch once again carried the load for the Raiders. Lynch was given 32 carries and ran for 117 yards and two more touchdowns, giving him an NFL-leading five through two games. With so many carries in his first two games out of “retirement” one has to wonder how long Lynch can keep this up, but for now Oakland is riding the wave to a 2-0 start. Luke McCown threw three interceptions for New York, as the obviously tanking Jets have started the season with two straight road losses.

Chargers 27, Dolphins 19

In one of the odder games in the NFL so far this season, the Chargers defeated the Dolphins in their Los Angeles opener in front of a “sellout” crowd of 30,000 at the Stubhub Center. In a game that gave off a collegiate vibe and felt like it should have been played on a Saturday, the play on the field was anything but amatuer. Philip Rivers and Ryan Tannehill went toe-to-toe, each delivering long touchdown passes and combining to throw for 479 yards. But it was Rivers who got the last laugh. Keenan Allen had a pair of touchdowns for Los Angeles, while Mike Williams caught his second touchdown in as many career games.

Seahawks 24, 49ers 21

The Seahawks led big, everyone stopped paying attention, the Seahawks blew that big lead, everyone started paying attention again, and the Seahawks hung on for a close win, thwarting a San Francisco comeback. Seattle led 17-3 at the half and 24-3 in the third, but they allowed 21 third quarter points to make this one interesting. Eddie Lacy continued his Seattle rejuvenation, rushing for 123 yards and two touchdowns. Brian Hoyer threw for 216 yards and was intercepted twice for the 49ers, who have started the season 0-2 as expected, with two tough games to open things. They’ll face a much easier foe when they host the Rams on Thursday Night Football next week.

Redskins 42, Rams 14

Speaking of those Rams, man did they run into a buzzsaw at home against the Redskins. Washington trailed 14-7 midway through the second quarter before their offense went absolutely berserk, scoring 35 unanswered points to end the game in a blowout. Kirk Cousins had arguably his best game in a Redskins uniform, as he threw for 261 yards and a whopping five touchdowns on the day. Three of those scores went to Josh Doctson, and the second year wideout and former first round draft pick hauled in six receptions for 193 yards and three touchdowns, two of them coming from 50-plus yards out. Jared Goff threw for 210 yards for Los Angeles.

Cowboys 24, Broncos 7

For all the talk about their offense, the Cowboys defense has been thoroughly impressive through two games so far this season. Dallas had allowed a combined 27 points so far, and they held the Broncos to just seven points and 153 yards of total offense in an impressive road win. Ezekiel Elliot outgained the Broncos by himself, running for 174 yards, despite not finding the end zone. That was left to Dak Prescott, who threw two touchdowns to Dez Bryant and veteran Jason Witten. Trevor Siemian completed just 10 of 25 passes for 90 yards and was intercepted in an uninspiring effort that likely puts his starting job on the hot seat as Denver is 0-2.

Falcons 38, Packers 24

It seems like the Packers go through a stretch every season like this, where nothing seems to go right. Last year, the same thing happened as they ended up making their way all the way the the NFC title game, however they have never gotten off to a worse start in the Aaron Rodgers era than this year. The Packers fell for the second straight game in an NFC Championship Game rematch in the newly opened Mercedes Benz Stadium. Rodgers was intercepted two more times on the night, while Atlanta’s Devonta Freeman ran for 132 yards, four touchdowns and a receiving touchdown as well.

Lions 16, Giants 13 (OT)

The Lions absolutely stole one on Monday Night Football, as they won their second straight game to open the season over the Giants. New York drove into position for what appeared to be a game-winning field goal from first-year kicker Aldrick Rosas, however Rosas’ kick went wide right, and the Lions then drove down the field for a chip shot field goal to win the game. The win was gift-wrapped for Detroit as they were certainly outplayed by the Giants, who have now fallen to 0-2 to start the season. Eli Manning threw for 274 yards but was intercepted twice, while Paul Perkins ran for another 112 yards and a touchdown.

Players of the Week

This week’s offensive honors will go to Devonta Freeman of the Falcons and LeSean McCoy of the Bills. Any time that a running back runs for four touchdowns in today’s version of the game is incredibly impressive, and that gives Freeman the edge over worthy his adversaries in Washington. McCoy too ran for nearly 200 yards in a winning effort, leading the Bills to a 2-0 start. JJ Watt is your obvious choice for AFC Defensive Player of the Week after his two sacks and game-winning touchdown, while Everson Griffen of the Vikings had 3.5 sacks to take home NFC honors. Special teams honors go to Cody Parkey of the Browns for a second straight week, as he knocked in five more field goals to now give him 11 on the year. Matt Prater’s game-winner in overtime against the Giants gives him NFC honors.

We’ll be back soon with Week 3!