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  2. "oh no how could we lose this critical piece, a clear blueblood kind of guy!" -commits to Kentucky the same week-
  3. This guy is even more dramatic. “in professional sports history”? Uh, no. Hell, it’s not even the worst 3B move in recent memory, go ask LAA about Rendon first.
  4. Sam was so good. Tom Herman will pay for his crimes one day before a tribunal of his peers
  5. I think its moreso the timing aspect for me only because I think when Coleman decides, you get some more very solid guys that enter after he sets the market and I won’t lie and say I know a whole lot about Noah Rogers but I think its safe to assume Bama could line up some better visits at WR.
  6. Look at these hero’s that died… not wearing a mask
  7. Bama definitely has something to sell at WR with the development of Ryan Williams. He's just gotten better and better each game he's played.
  8. Doubt that means anything. They wanted to add Coleman even when Horton was still on board. Losing him means they probably add two WRs even if Coleman lands elsewhere.
  9. Elina wins Auckland. Aryna v. Marta starting now on T2. TC will stay with the United Cup, Poland v. Swiss in 30.
  10. Sark should bring on staff a guy who's great with blackmail. Sort 'em out real quick.
  11. Calling the banning of child pornography "censorship" and advocating for a white ethnostate, nbd.
  12. Could be something, could be nothing, but Bama hosting another WR this evening is interesting… I know they might be a team going after 2 WR’s, but Texas hasn’t had another WR on a visit besides Coleman as of now as far as I know.
  13. this Saturday? Jordan pope?
  14. Sounds like all of the talk of Austin going Hollywood is fairly accurate.
  15. Popovich is woke, Kerr is woke. A lot of other NBA people are woke.
  16. When he went to the portal, he said "I know I will be a moonshot for a team that wants to win a natty. Not having Coach Flood evaluate and develop great lineman for my new team is my only regret".
  17. Today
  18. Feels like losing to tech or Baylor. Pathetic
  19. They can, but they realized about 20 years ago that it’s not on their financial interest to continue to do so. Similarly, they don’t want to build machines that laymen can repair. Hence the integration of electronics and shit. Also so that when things break they are expensive to repair.
  20. I'm a redneck from a small town and every time I see this pic I think, "This is some sad fucked up shit".
  21. The Senate figured out his Achilles heel - booting twitter out of the App Store. And his laughing emoji responses to people creating really bad stuff with Grok has not gone unnoticed. Letter to Apple and Google on Removing X and Grok from App Store 1.9.2026.pdf We write to ask that you enforce your app stores’ terms of service against X Corp’s (hereafter, “X”) X and Grok apps for their mass generation of nonconsensual sexualized images of women and children. X’s generation of these harmful and likely illegal depictions of women and children has shown complete disregard for your stores’ distribution terms. Apple and Google must remove these apps from the app stores until X’s policy violations are addressed. In recent days, X users have used the app’s Grok AI tool to generate nonconsensual sexual imagery of real, private citizens at scale. This trend has included Grok modifying images to depict women being sexually abused, humiliated, hurt, and even killed. In some cases, Grok has reportedly created sexualized images of children—the most heinous type of content imaginable. What is more, X has reportedly encouraged this behavior, including through the company’s CEO Elon Musk acknowledging this trend with laugh-cry emoji reactions. Researchers have also found a Grok app archive reportedly containing nearly 100 images of potential child sexual abuse materials generated since August, in addition to many other nonconsensual nude depictions of real people being tortured and worse. There can be no mistake about X’s knowledge, and, at best, negligent response to these trends. Your app stores’ policies are clear. Google’s terms of service require apps to “prohibit users from creating, uploading, or distributing content that facilitates the exploitation or abuse of children” including prohibiting the “portrayal of children in a manner that could result in the sexual exploitation of children.” Apps that do not are said to be subject to “immediate removal from Google Play” for violations. Similarly, Apple’s terms of service bar apps from including “offensive” or “just plain creepy” content, which under any definition must include nonconsensually-generated sexualized images of children and women. Further, Apple’s terms explicitly bar apps from including content that is “[o]vertly sexual or pornographic material” including material “intended to stimulate erotic rather than aesthetic or emotional feelings.” Turning a blind eye to X’s egregious behavior would make a mockery of your moderation practices. Indeed, not taking action would undermine your claims in public and in court that your app stores offer a safer user experience than letting users download apps directly to their phones. This principle has been core to your advocacy against legislative reforms to increase app store competition and your defenses to claims that your app stores abuse their market power through their payment systems. Both Apple and Google have also recently demonstrated the ability to move quickly to moderate apps from the app stores. For example, under explicit pressure, and perhaps threats, from the Department of Homeland Security, your companies quickly removed apps that allowed users to lawfully report immigration enforcement activities, like ICEBlock and Red Dot. Unlike Grok’s sickening content generation, these apps were not creating or hosting harmful or illegal content, and yet, based entirely on the Administration’s claims that they posed a risk to immigration enforcers, you removed them from your stores. We hope you will demonstrate a similar level of responsiveness and initiate swift action to remove the X and Grok apps from your app stores. Given the severity of the harm, at the very least, temporary removal pending a full investigation of the claims is appropriate. To understand your approach to evaluating X and Grok under your existing policies, we request a written response to this letter by January 23, 202
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