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Some leaders of the Mississippi Mafia were arrested
ÂQuoteThe first series of indictments concerned an alleged conspiracy ââwhereby law enforcement officers and their accomplices are alleged to have agreed to provide safe passage for illegal narcotics and drug proceeds to the Mississippi Delta region and ultimately on the last of those runs into Memphis itself,â Acting U.S. Attorney Clay Joyner said during a Thursday afternoon press conference in Oxford, Mississippi. âThey did this in return for bribe payments for money. They are also indicted for related firearms offenses and individual counts related to specific runs throughout the Mississippi Delta.â
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I'd feel bad for poor yttv being at the mercy of big bad Disney, but yttv is google which is worse or at the very least as much of a monopolist as Disney and should be brroken apart. Fuck 'em both. I have yttv but I'll gladly cancel and find a stream.
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/csb   My sister was at my house a few months ago and took a call that I ignored but from the tone it sounded official. Then I heard her say, "Okay, my account number is" and I yelled at her and told her to be quiet and not say another word... I may not have been so polite, I don't recall. She goes, "What? It's my bank!" I said do not say another word to them, your fucking bank NEVER calls you unsolicited for a security issue. She's incredulous. "But it's my bank. They just want me to verify. They think there might be fraud on my account" I tell her, get their fucking phone number and call them back because you're being phished right now." Sister was surprised when she tried calling back and it was a fake phone number. I was stupified.Â
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3 hours ago, Sbbruin said:
My point was, the typical patron of the Kennedy Center prior to the Trump takeover now wants nothing to do with his bastardized version of it. And the MAGA base doesn't fit the profile of a Kennedy Center attendee.
Sure but the main point is...
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30 minutes ago, Serak The Preparer said:
I don't know that I would call it self-aware because the Post doesn't exist as a money-making enterprise. it is just a combination of vanity project and way to suck up to Trump. Bezos doesn't give a solitary shake about the impact on Post's subscriptions / ad-selling.
Yeah I meant to write un-self aware but there was already an "un" in there so it mistakenly got dropped. (Purposeful use of passive voice.)
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12 minutes ago, Foosters said:
"costs to counties of up to a few million dollars statewide"
Doesn't the "statewide" qualifier mean that it will be a few million dollars statewide? Honest question.
Otherwise, we're talking about 70-200 million to "update election materials?
The very first words -- before "Costs" -- are "MINOR ONE-TIME". So, yes, his wife is a fucking moron which is what he said before he started defending her.Â
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9 minutes ago, Sbbruin said:
Of course ticket sales have bottomed out. Cletus and Lerlene aren't lining up to buy tickets to La Boheme (it's an opera).
I feel like you missed the point. Or maybe I missed the joke idk.
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After President Donald Trump took over the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in February, he and the executive he put in charge repeatedly accused the institutionâs former leadership of not doing the very thing they are responsible for: selling tickets.
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said: âThe Kennedy Center learned the hard way that if you go woke, you will go broke. President Trump and the members of his newly-appointed board are devoted to rebuilding the Kennedy Center into a thriving and highly respected institution...
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56 minutes ago, G650 said:
I didn't realize Bump had left the Post.
Took a buyout.
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Platner is taking on water
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The Washington Post published an unironically un-self-aware article today and was fittingly called out by one of their former columnists who departed due to the Post's fascist-remake and business downturn
if you want to read the article https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/2025/10/31/kennedy-center-sales/
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2 hours ago, Firemans4Horn said:
Wife got me a rice cooker for Fatherâs Day this year. Absolute game changer.Â
My grandfather bought a rice cooker at a garage sale in Galveston in 1956 and I finally inherited it. Greatest rice cooker ever. What an absolute beast.Â
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48 minutes ago, Mittens said:
Is this not every peeler ever? I'm a little stunned at this conversation right now, as I've never seen a peeler that didn't do exactly this, yet it seems like this isn't a universal experience.Â
The oxo with its swivel blade maintains contact with the carrot and is more flexible than a swiss style peeler. IMO. Also, I think a significant portion of the population is not aware of the going both ways trick. But ymmv
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2 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
Yeah, our Oxo is serrated. Forgot to mention that, it really helps. I don't use it a LOT, but when I do, it makes quick work of things -- mostly stuff like cucumbers and potatoes.
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The Oxo swivels and it has two opposing blades which means you can easily change direction on the carrot and cut the peeling time in half.Â
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this is a yt interview of Cory
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Enshittification as a term is relatively new â Cory only coined it a few years ago to explain a phenomenon youâll hear him call platform decay, or the experience of a piece of software or a website becoming worse and worse over time. But the term has since become a kind of rallying cry among creatives, tech theorists, and others trying to make sense of where, exactly, the internet went so wrong.
Now, with generative AI, it feels like everything in our digital lives is becoming enshittified in ways that are plainly obvious to even the most casual user of technology. So youâll also hear Cory and I delve into that intersection between the rise of so-called AI slop and enshittification â and why itâs important that these two themes have so much overlap.
Now, Iâve known Cory for a long time. Weâve traveled in a lot of the same circles on the internet for years, writing and debating copyright, Section 230, and a lot of the other major forces in U.S. law that have shaped the tech industry. And all of that comes up in this conversation, too â because central to the narrative around enshittification is how tech companies became so big and so powerful that they were able to start abusing their market dominance with little to no consequences.
So enshittification, in Coryâs eyes, is as much a legal and regulatory story as it is a product one â but which laws and regulations have what kind of effects over time? What kind of effects will they have in the future? Whatâs the best way to curb monopoly power?
This was a really fascinating conversation that touches on a lot of Decoder themes that come up again and again on the show. And in true Cory fashion, he really does not hold back. I think youâre going to like it.
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7 hours ago, Dennis Taylor said:
That was a joke. I don't believe anything any administration tells me. But you do youÂ
chill bro...have some ivermectin, Kennedy says it's good
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this motherfucking cop has rancid balls and a rancid brain
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Man jailed for a mean meme - sheriff maganazi interviewed by local news yesterday
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1 day later charges dropped
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this is what happens when you let piggy OD on testosterone and Arby's
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Saw Good Fortune at the theater on Sunday. Aziz Ansari, Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen. It's a comedy in the Trading Places vein. There were a few people in the theater who constantly LOL'd and I'm guessing those people are already big fans of Ansari or Keanu. Each star pretty much played themselves. The type of story has been well-explored. The twist here is it really shows the struggle for those who have to work gig jobs, in restaurants or in retail. That was an interesting choice because it's supposed to be a comedy yet has some rather depressing moments. The ending however is nice and trite and wraps it all up with a happy ending. As for whether it's a comedy. I found the legit lol's in the theater much more hysterical than the actual move, so ymmv. High 80s on RT, I'd give it 2.5/4.
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CTJ wrote he thinks the source is Jerrah and that's as good a guess as any. In fact, I'd say it seems very likely. For several reasons, the source was almost certainly an NFL owner or someone in their close circle. We can also surmise it's definitely not Sexton nor a bmd for the simple reason it's in none of their interests to leak that info about Sark at this point in the season. The reporter who got the quote about Sark also wasn't around a bmd nor Sexton last week, however she was at the NFL owner's meeting.Â
The original NYT report is by now pretty well buried on The Athletic site but it was written by a reporter whose job is to cover the NFL. She covered last week's NFL owner's meetings and that's where someone apparently gossiped to her about Sark looking for an NFL job. Jerrah is well-known to be a big gossip. The line about Sark is but one sentence at the end of a longish article - maybe 1000 words, all about the NFL except for the Sark mention.
The reporter dropped the "I'm told..." about Sark in the context of discussing what certain NFL owners are saying about their own teams and the league. The use of "I'm told" means she had but a single source. If she had more than one source, she and her editor would have printed that. Her article not only quotes Jerrah extensively about NFL matters, the reporter also wrote about him very favorably - some would say even fawningly.
The rule of thumb when there is an unnamed source is that you can almost always find them quoted elsewhere in the article and that person will be treated favorably within the article. And then you have to analyze who would be motivated to make the statement AND ask for non-attribution. The rule of thumb applies to the Cowboys owner on all counts.
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On 10/24/2025 at 6:16 PM, 956 Worldwide said:
Kind of proving my point with Giuliani. He didnât spring fully formed into City Hall; his election was a reaction.Â
ÂColvinâs paper bag  is the exact opposite of âzero tolerance.â Low level things like peddling counterfeit shit, prostitution, small-time drug dealing, etc are tolerable when kept discreet and itâs not in peopleâs faces. Youâve got to leave a direction where people can turn their heads and look the other way. When they donât have that, you get a Giuliani or worse.
ÂWhich has nothing to do with last week. They're fucking with anyone they see on the streets. If you're concerned about criminals they are in fact working for ICE and at the Trump Shiite House. If it were about the knock-offs, 1) NYPD would've been there, and 2) the brands supposedly being infringed know how to make that happen.Â
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That wedge call wouldn't have been made without Kiké's telling what's his face not to touch it. If Dean had touched it, then no call. It would have been easy enough to grab the ball and I'll bet most players would have. Kiké however knew the rule. Maybe that's what the Jays announcer meant?
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It's the same thing when a ball gets stuck in the ivy. Even though it might be right there for everyone to see, the fact that it's stuck on the Cubs wall means it's a GRD.
https://baseballrulesacademy.com/lodged-ball-explanation/
A lodged ball is covered by Rule 5.05 (a) (7). A ball is considered lodged if, in the judgment of the umpire, the natural trajectory of the flight of the ball is interrupted long enough to affect further play. A batter ball that sticks in a fence, scoreboard, shrubbery, or vines located on the playing field should be considered a lodged ball.
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