
Cody2422
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5 minutes ago, Longhorn94 said:
40k+ globally
Not really that crazy
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Only morons in this thread are the ones calling for forced vaccinations and implying people who don’t want to get the vaccine are mouth breathing idiots. Â
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WHO now advises against 18 and under getting vaccinated
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/covid-19-vaccines/advice
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Have the 9.95s ever been right about anything?  Who is it that writes the articles with the “Big Cigar?”  Those read worse than straight up fan fiction.  Seriously the dude is sitting there having a conversation with himself and putting it out there like it actually happened.  Unless of course it is supposed to be satirical, if it is, I guess I’m too dense to get it.  And then there is the “I’m told” guy.  What does it benefit any person who actually knows anything to talk to these guys?  It doesn’t.  Why the fuck would someone with the stroke to cut a million dollar check for a coaches buyout entertain some asshole who milks fans for $9.95 a month to read their bullshit?
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Just got a chuckle to myself thinking of what the wives of posters on this thread must be thinking when their husband pulls out a few guns from the arsenal, puts them next to their computer along with their drink of choice and the longhorn game is on. Â Mine would be trying to talk me off the ledge...or maybe not
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3 minutes ago, Nicole44 said:
Did you move here from the west?
No they’re just Yellowstone fans
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6. Â Someone who posts on a message board that apparently knows unequivocally certain things that could be argued have a political slant to them.
7.  someone who says if you disagree with said “points” you’re a mouth breather. Â
Âstay in your bubble dude, the world is a scary place.  Keep refreshing your Facebook page too counting your likes.
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Why isn’t anyone concerned about the optics of Texas being a mediocre football team.  What type of optics would it show if our new AD fired his ass and said “We’re Texas.  We expect excellence, not mediocrity.”  It used to be we got everyone’s best game because they wanted to beat the best.  Now I don’t think we get everyone’s best game and we still nearly lose every game. Â
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My 7 year old asked at dinner the other night how many feet are in a mile?  Wife chimes in “3,230”. I look up at her and just shake my head. She then proceeds to google to prove to me She is right...
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34 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:
How does the US make up over 20% of the worlds covid cases, over 20% of the worlds covid deaths, but only have 4% of the worlds population?
I get the logic of your thought here, but this only works if you believe the numbers coming out of all of the other countries. There are probably only a handful of countries accurately tracking #s like the US (who knows if we actually are), not to mention testing and access to testing plays a role as well. I'm not shitting on your point, I'm just adding my perspective.
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23 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:
If masks dont work, why the fuck have I been wearing one in the OR for the past decade? Jokes on me, I guess
That’s what they pay you the big bucks forÂ
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First time checking today, I has the disappointÂ
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3 hours ago, GreenspointTexas said:
Yup. 20x higher than current counts/estimates
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thats... good?
Depends on which side of the fence you stand on I guess.  If accurate, then the death rate would drop significantly and if it spreads as easily as experts say, that’s a whole shit ton of asymptomatic people walking around spreading it to others.  In an exponential spread exercise, seems like the whole world would have it or have been exposed in short order.
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The WHO is now saying that their best guess is that 1 in 10 people have had Covid, or 760 million people worldwide. Â Confirmed cases come in about 32 million. Â
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You can go back through my posts (except the first 50, those don’t count) and see that I’m about as pro police as they come, but I cannot see the value of a no knock warrant in all but the most extreme cases.  There is too much to lose and too little to gain.  Everyone has been woken up by a bump in the night, most of the times it’s your mind trick fucking you, but when you wake up from a dead sleep, you immediately go into self defense mode.  So say the cops bust through your door in the middle of the night and announce themselves as police, but in the confusion, you’ve already grabbed your .45 out of the nightstand, and then they enter your room, your hands are up but you’re still holding your gun, because after all, it’s the middle of the fucking night and you’re confused.  Too late, you’re dead, and in my case my wife and 2 year old who sleeps with us is probably dead too.  “Whoops, our bad, we had the wrong house, but he did have a gun”
If each side was being authentic, and Lord knows, neither is at this point, this would and should be such an easy fix.  I know you can now say, well they were awake.  It still doesn’t change the fact that for such a low level “crime”, there are better ways to handle this.  In my opinion, the judge who signed off on the warrant is more at fault then the cops who killed her.  Judges should be better than the run of the mill cop executing search warrants. Â
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1 hour ago, BearSchlong said:
Left Beaumont at 1030, approaching Austin now. Traffic wasn't even heavy. On 290 and its light.
My stepbrother/SIL, Mom, Dad, Stepmom all stayed. My dad is actually more scared of getting covid than enduring the coming shitstorm.
I urged them all to leave. This morning I called my only sibling and told her that they have free will and resources so i don't have guilt in leaving. Plus ya know, im still 25 days after a bad case of Covid and am still healing. Plus I'm out of PTO at work due to the illness and my job is remote, so I need to work. Staying with friends in Leander.Be safe bud.  I brought my computer to work remotely but doubtful I’ll get much done in a hotel room with a 7 and 2 year old.  About to go drop my dog off at a boarding facility for the next 3 days.  She’s going to hate me
Just hope my house isn’t pierced with 2x4s from the 2 new builds going up across the street when I get back.
Mom and Dad are planning on riding it out in Fannett, old people are stubbornÂ
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2 minutes ago, Chet Steadman said:
Relocating from Beaumont to Waco?
That’s like moving from Fallujah to Allepo. Â
Yeah not ideal.Â
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We evacuated from the bmt area to Waco, tons of evacuees coming in.  This is going to be a shitty few daysÂ
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1 hour ago, irishtexan said:
1) Shootings in Chicago are very largely concentrated in poor black neighborhoods with high percentage of gang membership and drug use.Â
2) Downtown and "white" neighborhoods are largely safe. I'm not sure if the comment above about the boat tour being a "riot" was meant literally or figuratively. But the boat tours are absolutely safe, although likely not operating at the present time.
3) Perhaps part of the reason for the eruption of protest/looting/violence has to do with the fact that black neighborhoods have been segregated, strategically disenfranchised, and largely ignored by those in power and the general (white) populace of Chicago. "Chicago's perfectly safe! All those shootings only happen the black neighborhoods so you don't have to worry about going on a boat tour". Black people are tired of being ignored, treated like shit, and having their civil rights violated by the police.Â
4) BLM is not a monolith. There are different groups advocating for different things, and having dialogues about how to best progress the overarching movement for black equality forward. Here is an example of that. There are nuanced discussions taking place among different factions.Â
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Who exactly are the “leaders” in Chicago?
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1 hour ago, irishtexan said:
1) Shootings in Chicago are very largely concentrated in poor black neighborhoods with high percentage of gang membership and drug use.Â
2) Downtown and "white" neighborhoods are largely safe. I'm not sure if the comment above about the boat tour being a "riot" was meant literally or figuratively. But the boat tours are absolutely safe, although likely not operating at the present time.
3) Perhaps part of the reason for the eruption of protest/looting/violence has to do with the fact that black neighborhoods have been segregated, strategically disenfranchised, and largely ignored by those in power and the general (white) populace of Chicago. "Chicago's perfectly safe! All those shootings only happen the black neighborhoods so you don't have to worry about going on a boat tour". Black people are tired of being ignored, treated like shit, and having their civil rights violated by the police.Â
4) BLM is not a monolith. There are different groups advocating for different things, and having dialogues about how to best progress the overarching movement for black equality forward. Here is an example of that. There are nuanced discussions taking place among different factions.Â
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Who exactly are the “leaders” in Chicago?
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16 hours ago, Pig Bellmont said:
It’s going to get worseÂ
Cumulative graphs are scary. Â You should lock yourself in your house
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Some of you are confused between the definitions of protest and riots.
At this point, I sincerely hope the cops and federal troops withdraw and let the cities burn.  You’re delusional if you think the violence/riots are going to magically dissipate.
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Wife is a PNG grad as is most of her extended family. I personally think the whole name change game has gone too far, but I have gotten some pleasure out of seeing everyone get their uppity panties in a wad over this. Â
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Tell Me About Texas a&m
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Guess I should’ve added some commentary.  An aggy friend posted that and I thought it belonged here because of how ridiculous it was