Posts posted by ABSR
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7 hours ago, C-Man said:
Does this make them all Blaggies? Does this impact the Sul Ross statue?
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1 hour ago, 956 Worldwide said:
Stabbing and (per some reports, car ramming and failed bomb) attack on a synagogue in Manchester during Yom Kippur services. Three dead including the suspect.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/10/02/world/manchester-synagogue-stabbing-uk
Two too many.
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1 hour ago, DFW Horn said:
I'm surprised Au-barn is ranked that high. The aggie of Alabama
My senior was invited to an admitted student weekend at Auburn and he and I went. Was a Rah Rah weekend but knowing little about Auburn I was impressed by the campus and school. In their big presentation to us they did say and put up a graphic 3 times identifying Auburn as the top rated university in the state.
Aggy like in their dedication to the narrative, but still likely accurate.
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3 hours ago, Bevo said:
Woman Loses Both Arms and Legs in Vicious Dog Attack
September 26, 2025 by David Jones
In a tragic incident in early September, an Oklahoma woman, Janelle Scott, was severely attacked by a pit bull while on a bike ride with her boyfriend in her hometown of Okmulgee. The unexpected attack resulted in Scott having both her arms and legs amputated due to the severity of her injuries.
The pit bull, which had been left unattended after its owner was incarcerated, charged at Scott and her boyfriend, knocking Scott off her bike and causing significant injuries. Her boyfriend, in an attempt to protect her, was forced to kill the dog in self-defense. Another pit bull was present at the scene, but there was no evidence to suggest it was involved in the attack.
The dogs were under the care of a friend of Scott’s at the time of the incident, as per the Okmulgee Police Department. The dogs resided in a nearby trailer that had reportedly been broken into that day, possibly leading to their escape.
Scott’s mother, Cheryl, recounted the horrifying incident, explaining that her daughter was familiar with the dogs. She was heading towards the friend’s residence, which required passing through a wooded area, when the dogs attacked her.
Upon arrival, the responding officers found Scott with severe injuries. She was immediately rushed to the hospital, where she has been receiving treatment since the incident. Initially, it was anticipated that Scott would only lose her right arm, which was severely damaged. However, due to the extent of her injuries, doctors were compelled to amputate both her arms and legs.
Despite the devastating circumstances, Scott’s mother expressed admiration for her daughter’s resilience. She shared that her daughter continues to fight, even as doctors contemplate further amputations. Cheryl remains hopeful, believing that her daughter has a purpose and will find a way to overcome this ordeal.
The family has set up a GoFundMe to help cover the mounting medical expenses, which has raised nearly $19,000 as of Thursday evening. The next steps for Scott include assessing her remaining limbs to determine if they can support prosthetics.
Her mother also added, we also have a bike for sale.
sorry.
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15 hours ago, Scheiss Meister said:
Wasting an entire day at an Airbnb in Eugene while visiting our daughter (no pictures) and son-in-law trying to do laundry. The washer is fine. The dryer takes two to three hours to dry a small load. I didn't drive all the damn way up here to hang around the damn room all day waiting for the damn laundry.
While unintentional, it sounds like you did.
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9 minutes ago, Texas Fight said:
When Garrett gets overturned you may be right. Until then, the highest court in the land says you are wrong.
The Court ruled that statements made by public employees pursuant to their official duties may be disciplined by their employer.
This makes sense. It is not saying they can be disciplined based on personal statements made as a private individual, but statements made when speaking, or appearing to speak, as a representative of an organization.
In the military I was clear that I could participate in political or other rallies or events, but I had to do so as an individual. Except for approved events I could not do so as a uniformed, or even identified service member, as it implied organizational support. Doing so would potentially open me to disciplinary action.
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28 minutes ago, Js1 said:
Because it's easier to deplane and grab it on your way off when all those people have already gotten off, rather than fighting the cattle in the back to both get out of your row AND grab your bag.
It's selfish behavior.
These are the same people who don’t put away their shopping carts.
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1 hour ago, BurntEyes said:
A QB doesn't quickly get out of habits trained into them since peewee football and through college by the same coach. Moreover, the NFL isn't the place to do so. Shaduer's entire muscle memory and QB instinct/process has to be rebuilt from the ground up. Maybe some coaching staff in the CFL has time to do such, but that requires a QB with the humility to accept that reality.
Look, Shedeur has always been the bottle cap. You can’t tell him now he has to be the blade of grass, stick or pebble. He’s the bottle cap! That’s how he has and always will play.
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Things not going well for James Franklin [FIRED]
in Football
He may not take it, but he is about to get paid by them or by aggy.