#foxnoises

[foxtrotrobot]

this is everyones fair warning that im gonna be using this as my tumblr and not twitter 2. it's gonna be unhinged, a lil political and extremely nsfw sometimes. but i rly miss having a space that let me do what tumblr does. if you're cool with that then stick around

[siberiancupcakes-blog]

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[foxesandflannels]

im thinking of livestreaming some csgo

would anybody be interested in watching?

[foxesandflannels]

somtimes i wonder

if people ever talk about my blog

[burialforbugs]

foxnoises replied to your post “realizinganidealizedworld replied to your post:HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO...”

Gratulerer med dagen!

c: 

[wariogotze-blog]

foxnoises replied to your post “you just know Belichick did this, there's no doubt”

Please tell me you wrote this all out yourself.

I should be working on a report but I spent time writing that instead

[wariogotze-blog]

foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoi...

Repeat offenses and the magnitude of the game in which the violation occurred make this not the same as those at all.

But it's still breaking the rules? Is there an official procedure for punishment pertaining to additional offenses or game setting? I'm not familiar with the NFL's penal policies, so I'm just questioning this for consistency's sake. 

foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoi...

Also what past occurrences are you referring to?

According to hearsay this has happened in the past (which much less coverage/reaction) but I can't find any details because any search results are dominated by this story right now. But if it's true that there has been previous cases that were investigated and punished, then I say that's the punishment precedent.

Otherwise, there's analysts/former QBs now claiming that they've deflated balls to preference and know that others do as well and that it's just a thing that you do. So it can be assumed that this happens more than just during Sunday's game but no one notices, reports it, or cares. It could have happened in other big games. So how does the NFL go about addressing this in a consistent, bureaucratic sense?

I say should the Patriots be found guilty, this should be the case that initiates the creation and enforcement of specifics in relation to ball tampering and it's subsequent punishment, as well as tighter inspection and supervision, but anything direly harsh may be questionable.

[wariogotze-blog]

foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoises replied to your post: foxnoi...

To quote from the Spygate investigation from a Pats official: “Nothing happens with this team without Belichik’s say so”. If, and I admit is still an “if” at this point, the deflation was purposeful, the punishment must be severe.

The punishment should match what it's been in the past for this occurrence imo