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King of the Dairy Queen said:

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enjoy your reality tv ladies

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NFL is reality tv...all scripted!

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Johnny couldn't cut it in either.

I feel that every time Johnny is interviewed he tells that person what they want to hear and not the truth about anything

plowboy1065 said:

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I feel that every time Johnny is interviewed he tells that person what they want to hear and not the truth about anything

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Probably because when he's being interviewed he has an audience in mind (other than the interviewer) he wants to placate. "The truth about anything" doesn't sound very rewarding or circumspect.

He's got some stiff competition....

pdc093 said:

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He's got some stiff competition....

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Why oh why do women think that is attractive?

zephyr88 said:

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Army training themed reality show on Fox.

He's off to a rough start, making Day 01 look harder than necessary.

Looks a bit outta shape. Will be interesting to see if he can grind thru it.

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don't you mean G.R.I.N.D

plowboy1065 said:

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I feel that every time Johnny is interviewed he tells that person what they want to hear and not the truth about anything

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It's been this way since the very first interview he ever gave at A&M. "Yeah you know I'm really just becoming more of a homebody, staying in and watching film with my teammates"…..followed by a new scandal over rolling dollar bills to snort cocaine in a bar bathroom and floating around drunk on a blow-up swan in the middle of a club.

plant science guy said:

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King of the Dairy Queen said:

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Oh no, are you saying that thing with transvestite cheerleaders is gay also?!

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You talking about the NFL or your... bowling league? You sound like a gay bowling league kind of guy.

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I said mark it Zero!

13B said:

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pdc093 said:

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He's got some stiff competition....

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Why oh why do women think that is attractive?

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Well, she is from Jersey.

What you did there, I see it

Your spoilers are bad. Our boy aced the underwater test

TheDecadeSapling said:

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Your spoilers are bad. Our boy aced the underwater test

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Yup, I just watched the underwater plane escape and the boxing, he had a good recovery episode.

However, both Grok and Google AI still say he quit after a confrontation with staff in Episode 2.

I guess AI ain't all that, just yet.

They immediately treat the contestants like they're hostages…. Lol. And just an ass to them. So bizarre. I was laughing hard early in episode 1 when they told a female contestant to Shut Up, before I decided to save the rest for later.

Ag1188 said:

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They immediately treat the contestants like they're hostages…. Lol. And just an ass to them. So bizarre. I was laughing hard early in episode 1 when they told a female contestant to Shut Up, before I decided to save the rest for later.

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Lol ever heard of boot camp? They treated us worse

It's probably good for them to get some verbal abuse every now and again

plowboy1065 said:

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I feel that every time Johnny is interviewed he tells that person what they want to hear and not the truth about anything

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He always says the right things in a professional interview...but when hes in those raw / real moments where there is stress or emotion and he comes apart at the seams. I love him but I don't trust him.

That underwater bit was ridiculous! Special Forces? My ass! Standard training is the Dilbert Dunker where they drop your butt into the water and you immediately go upside down. That's real training. Not the slowly lower you in and everything is very static BS they had on the show!

91Challenger said:

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That underwater bit was ridiculous! Special Forces? My ass! Standard training is the Dilbert Dunker where they drop your butt into the water and you immediately go upside down. That's real training. Not the slowly lower you in and everything is very static BS they had on the show!

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91Challenger said:

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That underwater bit was ridiculous! Special Forces? My ass! Standard training is the Dilbert Dunker where they drop your butt into the water and you immediately go upside down. That's real training. Not the slowly lower you in and everything is very static BS they had on the show!

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You mean to tell me the people on this TV show are not actually prepared to participate in special forces training?

people can't just appreciate things for what they are. Everything has to be compared to something else

Drum5343 said:

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91Challenger said:

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That underwater bit was ridiculous! Special Forces? My ass! Standard training is the Dilbert Dunker where they drop your butt into the water and you immediately go upside down. That's real training. Not the slowly lower you in and everything is very static BS they had on the show!

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You mean to tell me the people on this TV show are not actually prepared to participate in special forces training?

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They're going to be screwed when they get deployed once the season is over

How far does Johnny go on this show?

The fact that he's been sharing/promoting it says to me that he likely did okay and is happy with the result...

I dont see him beating out some of the fitter people there - olympic athletes, randall cobb, decker, etc.

No idea. Depends on how long his mental fortitude holds out.

Sometimes, the most athletic don't last to the end.

In past seasons, the survivors of the past training have not been the most athletic. For example, in season one, the final 3 were Carli Lloyd (soccer player), Hannah Brown (a bachlorette contestant), and Dwight Howard. In the final test, Dwight Howard failed the interrogation when he stated "I want to die" and so the Special Forces disqualifed him leaving Lloyd and the bachlorette as the final survivors.

In another season, Dez Bryant got mad when the Special Forces soldiers kept yelling at him and he left early.

In season 3, NFL players Golden Tate and Cam Newton failed the final interrogation test leaving the final survivors to be an influencer and a reality show star.

It's amazing to me how many people fold when they have to go through anything hard.

Well when you've been coddled your whole life, that experience is quite the shock I'm sure

Jussie Smallett still sticking with the MAGA country attack story like anyone would still believe it

See Manziel as a competitor crazed about winning. More likely to win, or be thrown off the show rather than quitting.

Well, tonight our 'hero' quit... he got wigged out in a crawling tunnel challenge and threw in the towel.

The trainer gave him multiple chances to restart the challenge, but he just quit.

13B said:

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pdc093 said:

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He's got some stiff competition....

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Why oh why do women think that is attractive?

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We used to pay 10c for those wax lips and everyone would laugh at us. Now women pay $1000s for them and everyone laughs even harder.

zephyr88 said:

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Well, I started this thread - always rooting for Johnny's success liek before - so here's how it played out.

In episode two of Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, Johnny Manziel was not kicked off the show, but voluntarily withdrew from the competition. This occurred after a heated confrontation with the directing staff (DS) during a difficult challenge involving being submerged underwater in a simulated drowning scenario.

Here is a breakdown of what happened:

Failed underwater challenge: The recruits were required to escape from a submerged plane fuselage while blindfolded. Manziel panicked during the physically and psychologically grueling task, repeatedly failing to free himself from the sinking fuselage.

Confrontation with the DS: After the challenge, DS staff member Mark "Billy" Billingham questioned Manziel's commitment and pointed out his failure to help fellow recruits. The staff member criticized Manziel for only caring about himself and not having the mentality needed for Special Forces.

Choosing to withdraw: Following the intense verbal confrontation, Manziel opted to leave the show. He explained that his time on the course helped him realize he needed to prioritize his relationships with his family and that the stress of the process was not for him. He told the staff, "I think there's a different fight for me to be fighting. I'm choosing to fight it with my family and my loved ones, not with this".

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This is not actually what happened. Johnny did not withdraw the until a later episode involving a challenge in an underground tunnel.

Not sure where you got the above.

GigEm81 said:

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zephyr88 said:

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Well, I started this thread - always rooting for Johnny's success liek before - so here's how it played out.

In episode two of Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, Johnny Manziel was not kicked off the show, but voluntarily withdrew from the competition. This occurred after a heated confrontation with the directing staff (DS) during a difficult challenge involving being submerged underwater in a simulated drowning scenario.

Here is a breakdown of what happened:

Failed underwater challenge: The recruits were required to escape from a submerged plane fuselage while blindfolded. Manziel panicked during the physically and psychologically grueling task, repeatedly failing to free himself from the sinking fuselage.

Confrontation with the DS: After the challenge, DS staff member Mark "Billy" Billingham questioned Manziel's commitment and pointed out his failure to help fellow recruits. The staff member criticized Manziel for only caring about himself and not having the mentality needed for Special Forces.

Choosing to withdraw: Following the intense verbal confrontation, Manziel opted to leave the show. He explained that his time on the course helped him realize he needed to prioritize his relationships with his family and that the stress of the process was not for him. He told the staff, "I think there's a different fight for me to be fighting. I'm choosing to fight it with my family and my loved ones, not with this".

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This is not actually what happened. Johnny did not withdraw the until a later episode involving a challenge in an underground tunnel.

Not sure where you got the above.

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If you follow my thread, you'll see where I corrected it previously.
It came straight from Google AI, weeks ago (obviously incorrect)

I posted the correct/true result on Thursday (yesterday).

zephyr88 said:

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GigEm81 said:

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zephyr88 said:

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Well, I started this thread - always rooting for Johnny's success liek before - so here's how it played out.

In episode two of Special Forces: World's Toughest Test, Johnny Manziel was not kicked off the show, but voluntarily withdrew from the competition. This occurred after a heated confrontation with the directing staff (DS) during a difficult challenge involving being submerged underwater in a simulated drowning scenario.

Here is a breakdown of what happened:

Failed underwater challenge: The recruits were required to escape from a submerged plane fuselage while blindfolded. Manziel panicked during the physically and psychologically grueling task, repeatedly failing to free himself from the sinking fuselage.

Confrontation with the DS: After the challenge, DS staff member Mark "Billy" Billingham questioned Manziel's commitment and pointed out his failure to help fellow recruits. The staff member criticized Manziel for only caring about himself and not having the mentality needed for Special Forces.

Choosing to withdraw: Following the intense verbal confrontation, Manziel opted to leave the show. He explained that his time on the course helped him realize he needed to prioritize his relationships with his family and that the stress of the process was not for him. He told the staff, "I think there's a different fight for me to be fighting. I'm choosing to fight it with my family and my loved ones, not with this".

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This is not actually what happened. Johnny did not withdraw the until a later episode involving a challenge in an underground tunnel.

Not sure where you got the above.

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If you follow my thread, you'll see where I corrected it previously.
It came straight from Google AI, weeks ago (obviously incorrect)

I posted the correct/true result on Thursday (yesterday).

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I don't know why you would copy that stuff from AI, not really knowing what happened, but put it out like it was the truth.

Really disappointed to see him tap out like that. Even the guy that lied about getting jumped stayed in until he had to be medically ineligible.

No sense in watching any more of the show…

King of the Dairy Queen said:

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show sounds super gay

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