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Love a good omen.
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Colorado Vacation Destinations - Not Quite So Crowded, But Still Cool
6th Street replied to Dbeasy's topic in Food and Travel
Good timing - crowds look meaningfully thinned out at Bear Lake Rd late in the day. And you probably had the trail to Emerald Lake to yourself -
Trivial things that please the ever living shit out of you
Prepuce of Doom replied to Tailleur17's topic in Lulz
My sense of smell is more acute than I would like. It's definitely a curse, not a blessing. Most people, places, and things stink. Nevertheless, I find it absolutely incredible that as a society, we don't do a better job at discouraging the use (and especially the overuse) of cologne and other fragrances. It's as though because smells are invisible, we just give a free pass to all of the presumptuous fuckheads who bathe in odors after (or instead of actually) bathing. From a pure sensory perspective, it's no different than just bellowing out a loud shout non-stop, or walking around with a strobe light and putting it in strangers' faces. If I ever go postal, I will hunt by smell. In the meantime, you smelly fucks, yeah, I farted as close to your face as I could manage. -
You sure about that? The primary goal of (non-creative) writing should be to communicate clearly, and that is not his trademark, not by a long shot.
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It is written
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Texas Football 2025 Fall Camp - Kicking the Sonofabitch In
EZ$ replied to closetojumping's topic in Football
If they haven’t turned on Reed by Thanksgiving, they’ll move on to the next “flavor of the year” after another loss to us. -
LMAO I had forgotten all about Weigman and the magician.
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He's a contrarian troll. He fuels the rhetoric about how sick and twisted the CR is, and is one of the worst instigators of the bunch. The only reason that you're trying to have a discussion with him, is that you haven't tried to already. Go ahead and touch the stove though
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Lazarus Bocanegra started following Epstein and Maxwell
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The 5th amendment is made applicable to the states via the [snaps several times and points crooked finger] conduit of the 14th amendment due process clause Iykyk
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I bet they're not certified, though.
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Guy's a great, great follow on the socials and can absolutely shoot his ass off. I know he does some competitive shooting, just no sure how much, ala Taran Tactical, etc?
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The president is all up in the epstein list
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Trump sets deadline of 10 or 12 days for Russia on war with Ukraine - Reuters Link
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Just trying to have a discussion instead of a shit war with Ana. Whenever he posts, there are only repeated, tiresome diatribes against him. I think he does troll now, but I suspect it's something of self-fulfilling prophecy. He's not one of the MagaGops who come here so they can run back to their safe space and lament how mean everybody here is. I think there is plenty of room for Anastasis' voice here. He shows up. He writes well. I'll quote whoever the fuck I want to.
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Last year's squad did: https://x.com/CollegeGameDay/status/1829883295389151356
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"I'm still miserable, prices keep going up, and he's selling us out to billionaires. Come to think of it, almost every single one of his policies is unquestionably bad for me, and the guy really is a dick. But, you know what? Overall I'm still happy with how things are playing out, because he's going after the browns." It's an impenetrable white supremacist cult. https://apnews.com/article/trump-approval-polling-favorability-presidential-approval-poll-f7eee34a49d2db7670577f4491e1caf0 WASHINGTON (AP) — Eric Hildenbrand has noticed prices continue to rise this year, even with President Donald Trump in the White House. He doesn’t blame Trump, his choice for president in 2024, but says Gov. Gavin Newsom and other Democrats who control his home state, California, are at fault. “You can’t compare California with the rest of the country,” said Hildenbrand, who is 76 and lives in San Diego. “I don’t know what’s going on in the rest of the country. It seems like prices are dropping. Things are getting better, but I don’t necessarily see it here.” Voters like Hildenbrand, whose support of the Republican president is unwavering, help explain Trump’s polling numbers and how they have differed from other presidents’ polling trajectory in significant ways. An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll conducted in March found that 42% of U.S. adults approved of Trump’s job performance. That is a lower rating than those of other recent presidents at the beginning of their second terms, including Democrat Barack Obama and Republican George W. Bush. The most recent AP-NORC poll, from July, puts Trump at 40% approval. While that is not a meaningful change from March, there is some evidence that Trump’s support may be softening, at least on the margins. The July poll showed a slight decrease in approval of his handling of immigration since earlier in the year. Some other pollsters, such as Gallup, show a downward slide in overall approval since slightly earlier in his term, in January. But even those shifts are within a relatively narrow range, which is typical for Trump. The new AP-NORC polling tracker shows that Trump’s favorability rating has remained largely steady since the end of his first term, with between 33% and 43% of U.S. adults saying they viewed him favorably across more than five years. Those long-term trends underscore that Trump has many steadfast opponents. But loyal supporters also help explain why views of the president are hard to change even as he pursues policies that most Americans do not support, using an approach that many find abrasive. Persistently low approval of Trump’s job performance Trump has not had a traditional honeymoon period in his second term. He did not in his first, either. An AP-NORC poll conducted in March 2017, two months into his first term, showed that 42% of Americans “somewhat” or “strongly” approved of his performance. That is largely where his approval rating stayed over the course of the next four years. The recent slippage on immigration is particularly significant because that issue was a major strength for Trump in the 2024 election. Earlier in his second term, it was also one of the few areas where he was outperforming his overall approval. In March, about half of U.S. adults approved of his handling of immigration. But the July AP-NORC poll found his approval on immigration at 43%, in line with his overall approval rating. Other recent polls show growing discontent with Trump’s approach on immigration. A CNN/SSRS poll found that 55% of U.S. adults say the president has gone too far when it comes to deporting immigrants who are living in the United States illegally, an increase of 10 percentage points since February. “I understand wanting to get rid of illegal immigrants, but the way that’s being done is very aggressive,” said Donovan Baldwin, 18, of Asheboro, North Carolina, who did not vote in the 2024 election. “And that’s why people are protesting because it comes off as aggression. It’s not right.” Ratings of Trump’s handling of the economy, which were more positive during his first term, have been persistently negative in his second term. The July poll found that few Americans think Trump’s policies have benefited them so far. Even if he is not a fan of everything Trump has done so far, Brian Nichols, 58, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is giving him the benefit of the doubt. Nichols, who voted for Trump in 2024, likes what he is seeing from the president overall, though he has his concerns both on style and substance, particularly Trump’s social media presence and his on-again, off-again tariffs. Nichols also does not like the push to eliminate federal agencies such as the Education Department. Despite his occasional disagreements with Trump, though, Nichols said he wants to give the president space to do his job, and he trusts the House and Senate, now run by Republicans, to act as a safeguard. “We put him into office for a reason, and we should be trusting that he’s doing the job for the best of America,” Nichols said. Overall views of Trump have been fairly steady since 2019 Trump has spent the past six months pushing far-reaching and often unpopular policies. Earlier this year, Americans were bracing themselves for higher prices as a result of his approach to tariffs. The July poll found that most people think Trump’s tax and spending bill will benefit the wealthy, while few think it will pay dividends for the middle class or people like them. Discomfort with individual policies may not translate into wholesale changes in views of Trump, though. Those have largely been constant through years of turmoil, with his favorability rating staying within a 10-percentage point range through the COVID-19 pandemic, a felony conviction and attempted assassination. To some of his supporters, the benefits of his presidency far outweigh the costs. Kim Schultz, 62, of Springhill, Florida said she is thrilled with just about everything Trump is doing as president, particularly his aggressive moves to deport anyone living in the country illegally. Even if Trump’s tariffs eventually take effect and push prices up, she said she will not be alarmed. “I’ve always had the opinion that if the tariffs are going to cost me a little bit more here and there, I don’t have a problem with that,” she said. Across the country, Hildenbrand dislikes Trump’s personality and his penchant for insults, including those directed at foreign leaders. But he thinks Trump is making things happen. “More or less, to me, he’s showing that he’s on the right track,” he said. “I’m not in favor of Trump’s personality, but I am in favor of what he’s getting done.”
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The PGA and LIV announced their plans to "merge" in June 2023, which was a complete shock to everyone. A script for HG2 almost certainly existed in some form before then. I'm guessing the rival golf league was initially a much more on the nose stand in for LIV. Then, everyone in the golf world had to make nice, so they probably pivoted to the Maxi hip surgery and ridiculousness to lessen the LIV comparisons. And allowed them to bring in Bryson and Brooks as good guys in the fight for the future of "regular golf."
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2025 Boston Red Sox: Anti-Torpedo Countermeasures
Mittens replied to MuellerHorn's topic in Baseball
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It's the internet. There are plenty of places to see boobs without seeing Clay Travis. You're there for Clay Travis.
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It’s a great film although it is clunky and Elliot Gould is such a weirdo you almost fee like you’re uneasily stumbling through it with him. I haven’t read any of the books so don’t know how faithful it is. Marlowe smokes a lot. I dig the theme song, and how Altman weaves it into the movie in a multitude of ways. “This is someone I love” was quite a scene. Cameo towards the end one of the best ever.
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We were in Boston for less than 24 hours. Focus was on Fenway and the area. Some highlights. 1- Got my fix on Clam Chowder. 2- Son got to meet and have a beer with one of his idols, Jonny Gomes. 3- He found his new Sox hat. 4- Chapman drives an APC. No weapons, but the mounts are there. That sensor on the top is worth a pretty penny.
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They have a great daily article with lots of boobs. I like boobs.
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If they want you to cook the dinner, at least they ought to let you shop for some of the groceries. Bill Parcells.
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