▲ 85 r/cowboys
Cowboys pyramid of legends! Who's the greatest Cowboy of all time?
Rules:
It can be anyone associated with the organization: owners, coaches and of course, players.
Most upvoted reply wins
u/boomchicken1979 — 1 day ago
▲ 17 r/SiloSeries
Can we FINALLY admit that Camille is not secretly working against the AI?
I've seen so many comments on episode threads claiming that "Camille is communicating in code with Sims to work against the AI!!" or something to that effect. After the last two episodes, it's just undeniably obvious that she's working against Juliette and her crew.
u/boomchicken1979 — 5 days ago
▲ 24 r/cowboys
[Demovsky] Packers’ Micah Parsons: Playing vs. Cowboys in Week 6 “realistic”
Just our luck, but it will be nice if we could beat them in Lambeau with Micah on the field.
u/boomchicken1979 — 16 days ago
▲ 12 r/Redearedsliders
Is it normal for his shell to look like this?
I have another RES (housed separately, of course) and her shell looks healthy. I use the same lighting setup for both of them. Are these retained scutes or something benign?
u/boomchicken1979 — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/ussr
Hello, I’d like to learn more about democracy and human rights in the USSR
Before you get mad at me, I am a socialist!!! I’d just like to learn more about the socialist experience in the ussr.
I wouldn’t consider myself an expert on the Soviet Union or anything but I do know a lot about it. The few topics I have yet to learn, and probably the most important ones, are about democracy and human rights in the USSR. I know Albert Syzmanski (hopefully I didn’t misspell that) wrote a book about it but I haven’t been able to get my hands on it. So please educate me, and provide sources if possible.
u/boomchicken1979 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/colfutbol
La convocatoria : https://x.com/FCFSeleccionCol/status/2058957571948462339
https://x.com/FCFSeleccionCol/status/2058957571948462339
que convocatoria de mierda jaja...
u/boomchicken1979 — 3 months ago
▲ 26 r/explainlikeimfive
For example, China makes plenty of money from exporting manufactured products but isn’t the income just going to these companies? How does China benefit from this?
Same with the US post ww2. How did the country benefit from this when most of the profits were going to private companies?
u/boomchicken1979 — 4 months ago