not sure how you only have 314 subscribers... your video is better than most I would see on TV. Come on people, SUBSCRIBE don't just watch.. Pretty cool video. I was hoping to see the sound system, speakers behind the screen and stuff.. But seeing the digital projectors and stuff was pretty cool too. Good job man..
Im excited to see BP take advantages of his opportunities this year. he came up big for us a few times last year when we needed it. Hopeful he sees a bunch of success this year.
Key words “in a couple of years”! Risner is an absolute stud and a great teammate! I hope he gets a chance to ball out this season! The Vikings are very lucky to have him! I know that he didn’t play the whole season but a large majority of it, 0 sacks allowed! BEAST!!!
"sometimes i say i have the whole bible written on all my arms".. How many arms you got and why you lie about it? Story of the vikings. Fake stories and fake success. Clown show.
If you want to be a good person, great, be a good person. But you don't need tattoos to prove what you are because tattoos mean nothing. It's what you put into practice that counts. Preaching the bible (which is fiction), thumping the bible, putting bible verses on your skin doesn't make you a good person. Putting humanitarian principles into practice doesn't require worship, and doesn't require preaching and bluster. It's what you put into practice that counts and defines who you are.
Whatever makes YOU happy...everyone doesn't have to have the same belief system as you. How about some of that "tolerance and diversity" where you tolerate a diversity of opinion and belief?
@@buckhorncortez When I say that putting a tattoo on your skin that depicts something biblical doesn't make someone a good Christian, that's not an opinion, that's FACT. It's the behaviors that are put into practice that define a person's character and "holiness." Apparently, you're confused about the definitions and the differences between facts and opinions. Here's another fact for you while we're at it: Tattoo ink contains toxic elements that add to the body's toxic body burden. While they may not cause any immediate adverse effects on health, adding to the body's toxic body burden is just one more thing to add to all of the other toxins that accumulate in the body from exposure to toxic elements in the food we eat, the water we drink, and the air that we breathe. Sooner or later, a critical threshold is reached, then disastrous consequences occur, whether it be neurological diseases, cancers, and other illnesses. People don't NEED tattoos to live. They don't need tattoos to stand for something. These too, are facts. So being that they're risking their health for no good reason, the statement that getting tattoos is STUPID is also a fact, not an opinion. As far as your comments on "tolerance and diversity" are concerned, it appears that you're confused once again. My point was that actions speak louder than pictures and words. If you want to talk about organized religion, that's a different discussion. I wasn't criticizing Risner for his religion, but I was criticizing him for filling his body with ink as if that make him a good Christian. It doesn't.
Risner must have a lot of Skeletons in the closet because it took so long to sign him. He’s a decent/good player and seems like a guy anyone would want on their team, but yet it took so long to sign him! WTH
Me too. I'm with you. I see a middle ground that some people are able to understand. I have a set of values I live by that are the same, but i don't need to be religious.
