Someone should tell the OP that one should never eat Grey Poupon straight from the jar. Gauche AF. You’re better off applying it to your tender bits in the hopes that your toy poodle develops a taste for it. That would appear to be your best bet for mammalian intimacy.
I make my own with organic brown mustard powder. Not even kidding. I originally sourced the mustard to pair with broccoli as it multiplies bioavailability of sulforaphane, a cancer-killing compound and all-around longevity booster.
GP just isn’t nuanced per me palate. Like at all. It’s just heat and acid.
Full transparency … I love Dijon so if I’m at a picnic and that’s all they have I’ll hold my nose and take the plunge but it’s an inferior product IMO. A relic of the past.
What brand is this mustard powder and where do you procure it?
I argued for Jack. Fought here for him. Articulated with my usual style and substance why the Lions should get him. Rumors are that my persistent messages percolated up the chain to Lions High Command, just in time for draft day.
You all said you hated drafting linebackers. And you forged a gang to silence my message. Even said our top brass does not value linebackers. You failed. But now you say: Imma love me some CaptainJack.
Ok so clarify for us. You liked Sam Laporta. What are we supposed to do with this info? What are we thanking you for? What are we conceding? I’m embarrassed for you.
He named every TE in the top 5 at the position. And limiting it to 5 is being generous. He named 4 of them as potential 1st round targets and the list grew as the idea of taking a TE in the 2nd or 3rd round was discussed.
I was captain trade down. Liked Kincaid as a late 1st round pick. Was skeptical on Mayer. Repeatedly mocked LaPorta to Lions and touted him here. Was also much interested in Darnell Washington as he offered OT-grade power blocking and top athleticism.
My thesis: Draft class overall quite weak, esp. in trenches and @WR, but unusually packed with good tight ends.