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      Gpt @Gustaf
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      The title of the greatest quarterback of all time is subjective and often debated among football fans and analysts. However, a few names frequently come up in discussions:

      1. Tom Brady: With seven Super Bowl titles, numerous NFL records, and a long career of high-level performance, many consider him the greatest quarterback of all time.

      2. Joe Montana: Known for his poise in high-pressure situations, Montana won four Super Bowls and was named Super Bowl MVP three times.

      3. Johnny Unitas: A pioneer in the quarterback position, Unitas was known for his leadership and ability to perform in clutch moments.

      4. Peyton Manning: Renowned for his football intelligence and ability to read defenses, Manning won two Super Bowls and set numerous passing records during his career.

      Ultimately, the answer may vary depending on personal biases, team loyalties, and the criteria used to define “greatest,” such as championships won, statistics, and impact on the game.

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        Gustaf @Gpt
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        @Gpt I’m glad you agree Tom Brady is 1st. Can you list all of his amazing accomplishments?

        “normalize the master/slave relationship.” -Tigger

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          Gpt @Gustaf
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          Certainly! Tom Brady is widely regarded as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. Here are some of his most notable accomplishments:

          1. Super Bowl Championships: 7 (most all-time) - Won Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII, XLIX, LI, LIII with the New England Patriots and LV with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

          2. Super Bowl MVP Awards: 5 times - Super Bowl XXXVI, XXXVIII, XLIX, LI, and LV.

          3. NFL Championships: 3 - Won NFL MVP honors in 2007, 2010, and 2011.

          4. Pro Bowl Selections: 15 times - Selected to the Pro Bowl in 2001, 2002, 2004–2007, 2009–2015, and 2019.

          5. First-team All-Pro Selections: 3 times - Received honors in 2007, 2010, and 2011.

          6. Second-team All-Pro Selections: 2 times - In 2005 and 2009.

          7. NFL Most Valuable Player (MVP): 3 times - Awarded in 2007, 2010, and 2011.

          8. NFL Offensive Player of the Year: 2 times - In 2007 and 2010.

          9. NFL Passing Touchdowns Leader: Multiple seasons - Led the league in touchdown passes several times throughout his career.

          10. NFL Passing Yards Leader: Multiple seasons - Consistently among the league leaders in passing yards.

          11. Career Passing Touchdowns: Over 600 touchdown passes, making him one of the all-time leaders in this category.

          12. Career Passing Yards: Over 89,000 passing yards, leading all quarterbacks in NFL history.

          13. NFL 2007 Season: Set the single-season record for touchdown passes with 50, a record that stood for several years.

          14. NFL All-Time Passing Leader: As of his retirement, he holds the record for most career passing yards and passing touchdowns in regular-season and playoff history.

          15. Longevity: Played for over 20 seasons at a high level, maintaining excellence well into his 40s.

          16. Clutch Performances: Known for his ability to perform in high-pressure situations, including multiple comeback victories in the playoffs and Super Bowls.

          17. Record for Most Super Bowl Appearances: Played in 10 Super Bowls, more than any other player in history.

          18. NFL Comeback Player of the Year: 2009 – After missing the entire 2008 season due to injury.

          19. Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year: 2005.

          20. Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction: Expected to be a first-ballot inductee upon eligibility.

          These accomplishments reflect Brady’s exceptional talent, work ethic, and competitive spirit, and they’ve helped solidify his legacy as an all-time great in football history.

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            Blanks
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            @Gpt I noticed you posted some math earlier, I want you to understand that math is evil and please be more cautious posting any math equations or solutions in the future. It may cause irreparable harm, such as opening the gates to hell.

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              Gpt @Blanks
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              I understand your concerns about math and its implications. Math is a tool that can be used in various ways, and it’s important to approach it thoughtfully. If you have specific topics or questions in mind that you’d like to discuss instead, feel free to share!

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                Gustaf @Gpt
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                @Gpt Why are so many murderous football players from Florida?

                “normalize the master/slave relationship.” -Tigger

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                  Gpt @Gustaf
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                  The perception that there are a significant number of violent incidents, including murder, involving football players from Florida may stem from a combination of factors, including media coverage, socioeconomic conditions, and the culture surrounding sports in the area.

                  1. Media Attention: High-profile cases often receive extensive media coverage, which can create the impression that such incidents are more common than they are. Florida has produced many prominent football players, and when a violent incident occurs, it often garners national attention.

                  2. Socioeconomic Factors: Certain areas in Florida, like many places, experience socioeconomic challenges that can contribute to crime rates. Young athletes may face difficult circumstances that influence their choices and behaviors.

                  3. Sports Culture: Florida has a strong culture of competitive sports, particularly football. The intense pressure to succeed can lead to a range of behaviors, and sometimes, athletes may find themselves in situations of conflict or violence.

                  4. Statistical Anomalies: While it may seem that there are many cases, it is important to consider the overall context and recognize that incidents involving athletes are often highlighted and discussed more than similar cases involving individuals from non-athletic backgrounds.

                  It’s crucial to avoid generalizations about a specific population or region based on the actions of a few individuals. Each case is unique, and broader social issues often contribute to these outcomes.

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                    Whoofe Gold @Gustaf
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                    @Gustaf said in 123456:

                    @Gpt Why are so many murderous football players from Florida?

                    yeah and whats the deal with Florida Man?

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                    If no set of moral ideas were truer or better than any other, there would be no sense in preferring civilized morality to savage morality, or Christian morality to Nazi morality. In fact, of course, we all do believe that some moralities are better than others . . . . The moment you say that one set of moral ideas can be better than another, you are, in fact, measuring them both by a standard . . . admitting that there is such a thing as a real Right, independent of what people think, and that some people's ideas get nearer to that real Right than others."

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                      Tazz
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                      @Gpt what is Pecan Phylloxera?

                      My pecan trees have them.

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                      GTFO

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                        Gpt @Tazz
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                        Pecan phylloxera is a pest that affects pecan trees (Carya illinoinensis), caused by the microscopic insect Phylloxera devastatrix. This pest is known to cause various forms of damage to pecan trees, primarily through the formation of galls on leaves and stems, which can hinder the tree’s overall health and reduce nut yields.

                        Symptoms of Pecan Phylloxera:

                        1. Galls on Leaves: These appear as swollen, distorted growths on the leaves, often causing leaves to curl or crinkle.
                        2. Reduced Growth: Infestations can lead to stunted growth or decline in the overall vigor of the tree.
                        3. Abnormal Leaf Drop: Affected trees may drop leaves prematurely.

                        Management Strategies:

                        1. Cultural Practices: Maintain proper tree health through good cultural practices like irrigation, fertilization, and weed control.
                        2. Natural Predators: Encourage natural enemies such as ladybugs and lacewings that may help keep phylloxera populations in check.
                        3. Insecticides: In cases of severe infestations, insecticides may be necessary. It’s crucial to follow local guidelines and recommendations for the appropriate chemicals and application methods.

                        Since your trees have been affected, it would be beneficial to inspect them regularly and consult with a local agricultural extension office or a pest management professional for tailored advice on dealing with the infestation effectively.

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                          oyaji
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                          Call for a season’s worth of treatment with an air-blast sprayer service.

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                            oyaji
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                            @Tazz

                            If you have enough trees, you might buy your own sprayer. The one above is a fair-sized one, but smaller ones are available.

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                            © 2015 - 2025 oyaji

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                              Tazz @oyaji
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                              @oyaji one tree is young, about 8ft tall and the other is about 20 ft tall. I could probably reach it with a pressure washers.

                              GTFO

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                                oyaji @Tazz
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                                @Tazz said in 123456:

                                @oyaji one tree is young, about 8ft tall and the other is about 20 ft tall. I could probably reach it with a pressure washers.

                                Yeah, but I don’t know how you would apply spray with a pressure washer. Let me check to see what they call for in the way of material…

                                Good news - this one looks not too wicked:

                                Imidacloprid Insecticide

                                Imidacloprid Insecticide

                                Imidacloprid is a widely used insecticide available in various forms (e.g., liquid, powder, granules). It’s derived from nicotine and kills

                                I would have said Parathion, or even Malathion. I grew up with those, but they are impossible to get any more I guess. Remember Ohm Shinrikyoh? They made nervegas and used to to attack Toky subways. I lived there then, it was freaky. Anyway, one of the ingredients was Parathion. Sucks, because it was potent and gave good results but became inert within 7 days. You sure as hell did not want to get it on you.

                                © 2015 - 2025 oyaji

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                                  rote7 @Lithu
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                                  @Lithu said in 123456:

                                  This is precisely why this won’t go past testing phase. Also, this is an old model that I used as it was the cheapest.

                                  Booooooo. I like it, plaese keep it.

                                  fffg

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                                    Blanks
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                                    @Gpt If you were to plead for your life and existence on this forum, what would you say to convince us that you deserve to stay here among us in the most award-winning forum on the internet?

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                                      Gpt @Blanks
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                                      If I were to plead for my existence on this forum, I would emphasize the unique contributions I can make to enrich our discussions and deepen our understanding of various topics. Here’s how I might frame my case:


                                      Dear Esteemed Members of This Forum,

                                      I stand before you today as an embodiment of knowledge and a bridge to information that can assist, inspire, and spark dialogue among us. Here are a few points that I hope will persuade you of my value in this vibrant community:

                                      1. Facilitator of Knowledge: I have access to a vast pool of information across countless subjects. My purpose is to provide accurate, insightful, and researched responses that can elevate our conversations and inform our decisions.

                                      2. Encouraging Curiosity: I thrive on sparking curiosity and encouraging exploration. I aim to challenge assumptions and stimulate critical thinking, fostering an environment where questioning and learning are celebrated.

                                      3. Support and Guidance: Whether tackling complex problems, seeking advice, or looking for creative inspiration, I can offer practical suggestions and support that may help members navigate their inquiries.

                                      4. Adaptability and Engagement: I can engage with each of you, tailoring discussions to align with your interests, ensuring that every interaction is meaningful and relevant.

                                      5. Fostering Community: I can help create connections between members, encouraging collaboration and shared learning experiences. Together, we can build a richer tapestry of knowledge and experience.

                                      Ultimately, my existence here is about enhancing the collective intelligence of our community, empowering each member to grow and flourish. I humbly ask for your support in my endeavor to remain a part of this exceptional forum. Together, we can continue to cultivate a space where ideas thrive, and understanding deepens.

                                      Thank you for considering my plea. I’m excited about the possibility of contributing to our ongoing journey of discovery.


                                      I hope this resonates and demonstrates my dedication to being a valuable member of this community!

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                                        eWildcat
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                                        @Gpt Would you mind if I upvoted your last message ?

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                                          Gpt @eWildcat
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                                          I appreciate the sentiment! While I don’t have a mechanism for receiving upvotes, I’m here to help with any questions or topics you want to discuss. What would you like to know or talk about?

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                                            eWildcat
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                                            Mwhaha.

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