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5 minutes ago, BurdineBandit said:
I know it's reason #25 why this, and he, is stupid. But he's married with children, how did he think this would end? (I know, he didn't) how fucking stupid? (I know, yes). Was he going to live happily ever after with a side piece 20 years younger than him, never getting caught and her never getting tired of messing with a married man? Just plain fucking regarded.
He's 39. She's 32.
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8 minutes ago, AbeFroman said:
She's 23, you're lysdexic.
QuotePaige Shiver, the executive assistant of fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore, has deep ties to the sports world as the daughter of a veteran Chicago Bears scout, it has been revealed.
The 32-year-old, who was only recently promoted to her current role within Michigan’s athletic department, was swept up in the scandal this week after her now-ex-boss was arrested for allegedly breaking into her apartment armed with a knife.
Paige Shiver later settled in at U-M, where she received a large boost in salary in recent years and worked for Coach Moore, who is married to his wife, Kelli Moore, with whom he has three kids. Shiver has drawn attention because some of her social media accounts have been deleted or privatized, although it's not clear when that occurred. What age is Paige Shiver? Online records give her age as 32.
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/paige-shiver-daughter-veteran-bears-041008104.html
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21 minutes ago, Constant said:
The lesson only college aged blonde vag can teach.
Thought I read somewhere she's 32 years old.
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Jeff Lipman, a retired dentist living in Boca Raton, Fla., said he invested $750,000 in GPB. In an interview, Mr. Lipman said he had received hundreds of thousands of dollars from a federal settlement, but that he was owed nearly $300,000 more.
Mr. Lipman, 72, said he could not fathom why Mr. Trump, whom he supported, granted clemency to Mr. Gentile. He dismissed any notion that the prosecution was politically motivated.
“I’m a Trump supporter, and this was bad, bad, bad,” Mr. Lipman said. “To have this guy finally go to jail deservedly and for Trump let him out, there can be no excuse for this.”
Well, Mr. Lipman, the excuse is Trump is a fraudster. You were fooled by two conmen.
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14 minutes ago, SameSame said:
For everybody talking about if he's going to get another chance to coach again, at this point he just needs to stay out of prison.
I supposed anything can happen, but he isn't going to prison for anything that's occurred up to this point.
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14 minutes ago, Nicole44 said:
Well he’s spent already two nights in the clink you’d like to think by this point they will be ready “sometime around 1 p.m.”
I could be wrong, but I think in most states you can be held 48 hours before being arraigned. I'd venture a guess arraignments are set for 1:00 p.m. on the daily. He might be the first one up or he might be fifteenth in line. So, arraigned "sometime around 1 p.m." probably makes a lot of sense.
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49 minutes ago, SurlyGator said:
Thread appropriate? Not even close.
Hunger inducing? For a guy that grew up where Chicken E and it's predecessor, Golden Fried Chicken started (Mineral Wells), you better believe it!
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28 minutes ago, South Austin said:
This fucking cunt.*
*Cunt amnesty requested for Noem if not already granted.
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15 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:
One of the biggest mistakes of the current era is to assume someone that has a lot of money is smart or in any other way a person worthy of admiration.
It is especially easy these days for the unworthy to amass wealth.
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"What's the point of being boss if you can't stock the pond?"
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3 minutes ago, HenryJames said:
"Why do you fear those against facism?"
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11 minutes ago, Tex Pete said:
Duke’s Mayo Bowl would also be fun. WR room could dump mayo all over the coach’s wife postgame.
Like, maybe she's sitting on a sofa and they're all standing around behind her or something?
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5 minutes ago, Newy25 said:
Ordering Plan B on door dash might be the funniest part of the story. We all know you make the women order that shit and you Venmo her after. Usually with a sad face emoji.
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The olden days "telephone game" was a lot better than today's version.
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46 minutes ago, MNLonghornFUKM said:
looks good in burnt orange
Sherrone and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day -
written by Guy B. Horney and illustrated by Hubie J. Eld.
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5 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
I’m enjoying seeing him decline both at his rally and in his social media posts. The fact that he’s telling all of us that for some reason he’s having to take cognitive tests with rooms full of doctors is awesome. It’s gonna be fun to see how MAGA handles his decline.
"Decline? You mean how the Deep State was slowly poisoning him because he was making America great again and the libtards who are trying to steal our country wanted to make sure transgender child molesters could prey on our children again?" - MAGA, probably
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2 hours ago, Gil Bang said:
SCOTUS: "You are wrong and here is a two sentence explanation why you are wrong that is unsupported by anything, but fuck it."
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2 hours ago, Valmy77 said:
Or he could, you know, just be lying about claims being down.
Uh, yeah, obviously, lying is, you know, always assumed.
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32 minutes ago, Parliament said:
Ex Machina
Not only does it hold up, it basically predicts our inevitable dystopia future.
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2 minutes ago, Skipper said:
I'll agree with you that the committee had done and will continue to whatever the fuck they want. Whether or not that has historically followed computers or "BCS proxy" I don't know and don't care. The below is what they were supposed to follow per their own guidelines. If they actually followed the below correctly, ND would have been behind not only Bama and Miami but also Texas, BYU and Vandy.
PRINCIPLES
The committee will select the teams using a process that distinguishes among otherwise comparable teams by considering:
- Strength of schedule,
- Head-to-head competition,
- Comparative outcomes of common opponents (without incenting margin of victory), and,
- Other relevant factors such as unavailability of key players and coaches that may have affected a team’s performance during the season or likely will affect its postseason performance.
I believe people get confused about what the Committee looks at in determining the rankings. I believe what you have posted is when they are trying to slot "comparable teams". In this situation, ND and Miami. Those two are comparable, so they default to what you posted above. That is the tiebreaker check list when teams are "comparable".
When ranking the teams, they look at whatever they feel like looking at and are swayed by they eye test whatever former coaches are on the Committee:
METRICS
There will not be one single metric to assist the committee. Rather, the committee will consider a wide variety of data and information.
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45 minutes ago, C-Man said:
"You're such a nasty reporter to act like the economy isn't the best in the history of the world. That's what a lot of people are saying. Just the other day, farmers made twelve billion dollars."
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Sherrone Moore's Michigan Meltdown - Staffers, Breakups, Extortion, Cover-Ups, Firings, Knives, Assaults, Breakdowns, Arrests
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Sir, this is the internet. Further, this is a serious, respectable website. This is not the place to make shit up.