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Posts posted by F250
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Come on, I don't have all night.
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Just now, texaslong said:
How do they not call that helmet to helmet hit. He lead with his helmet.
It doesn't count if a Alabama player does it.
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Is it half time yet?
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I'm down for a shoot out but don't want to be up all night.
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Well that was fast.
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Just now, Patricio Swayze said:
Just as herby was skinning all over Tua’s cock...pick six. Haha. Nice.
Herb got slapped in the back of the head while in the middle of bobbing on Tua.
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Dis that pass get tipped by the DE?
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Ref seems nervous as fuck.
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41 minutes ago, Horn80 said:
Aggy getting their ankles tape for the game.
Just checked texags, they are making Roll Tide and SEC posts over there. They are all set for the annual coat tail ride.
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3 hours ago, Deej said:
Just checked in to my College Station hotel and get the Longhorn Network in my room. I'm surprised that doesn't violate a city ordinance.
Just wait until later tonight when a bunch of cadets kick in your door to give you bunga bunga. You will definitely be surprised.
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17 minutes ago, G650 said:
Not in the least. I'm tired of watching these teams play.
Edit: I mean if they played this shit at 6 o'clock on Saturday like non morons, I'd definitely watch. But fuck if I'm staying up till god knows when on a Monday night to see literally the same thing I've watched three years in a row.
This seems like an Alabama humble brag.
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15 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
So, does the GOP normally shut down the government over a mythical border wall, ban Muslims, put kids in cages, fall in love with North Korea, and help coverup a murder of a journalist?
Or are those the actions of a radical insurgent candidate?
Shutting down government is a standard Republican tactic. The GOP didn't suddenly become anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim in 2016 none of this came out of the blue. The rest is hyperbole.
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4 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Yeah they have. You’re just seeing what you want to see. The party of personal responsibility and law and order has become an FBI hating and Russian loving cult of a Moron.
That is new.
Regarding governance, they haven't changed a bit.
You're just seeing what you want to see. Like Jeff Flake being the Republican that will stand up to Trump. What you fail to see is the Republicans will continue to support Trump because it's business as usual.
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5 hours ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
I don't think I would freak out/lose my shit if any famous person died. There are some that would make me pause and reminisce about an older movie, song, etc. But I can't imagine another reaction.
Same here. The only famous person dying that really made feel any emotion was Tom Landry and that just stirred up my hatred for Jerry Jones.
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Just now, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Trump? A party insider? Really? How did that happen?
Well, he is the leader of the GOP and last I checked it's operating the same as it always has. Supply-Side economics, massive deficit spending, billions in farm subsidies, billions in defense spending, pro-zionist, continuation of culture war, continued Islamaphobia, continued drug war, anti-prison reform, etc...
Sure, he is an ugly representation of the party but it is still the same party which is why he continues to receive its support.
The GOP hasn't changed under Trump.
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15 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Nope. Sorry, this gets disproven all the time. Rand Paul, Trump, Lindsey Graham, and John McCain are all in the same party and considered Mavericks with no real aligning ideology.
Trump was an insurgent candidate and it’s safe to say he subverted the entire party because he won. Not cool.
Party outsiders are, almost by definition, radicals.
Radicals don’t play well with the mainstream.
You lost me at Rand Paul, Trump, Lindsey Graham, and John McCain. All of those are straight up party insiders.
Try again.
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22 hours ago, SHOOTER12 said:
As far as the straw/felt issue, I agree with straw for summer and felt for winter. The problem is that Texas winters can be pretty damned warm. I bought a new felt Resistol 4 years ago and this is the first winter that I've worn it more than 3 or 4 times. So far I have worn it straight through, hope the weather stays cool all the way to spring.
Same here. I agree with the concept in theory but it's often too warm to wear a felt hat.
My dad, a rancher, wears felt hats in season no matter the temperature and his hat will end up looking like he just finished serving in the civil war with it. If you are doing manual labor all day and have a full head of hair those things will get some serious sweat rings.
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5 minutes ago, Iconoclast Texan said:
So would I. I DVRed the 60 Minutes interview. Need to make sure I don’t whip it out and cum on my nice couch while watching her. The red lipstick she wears is mesmerizing and I fantasize about her lips around my.......
That's a little fucked up and makes you sound rapey.
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5 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Insurgent candidates are a red flag for me because not identifying with a party means they don’t play well with others. Something is off.
It’s not an insurmountable red flag but I prefer candidates that work within the system instead of trying to hijack it.
That's retarded. These candidates are party outsiders specifically because they represent political ideas outside of a given party's platform. It has nothing to do with playing well with others.
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1 hour ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
That’s fine. Why doesn’t he work his influence magic within the party 100% of the time like AOC? Why does he disown the (D) by his name when he’s not running for president? Why can’t he be proud to be a democrat?
She hasn't worked any magic. She just got elected. I expect she will be the DSA version of Justin Amash, an ideologue without any power to shift the party towards their ideology.
Bernie isn't disowning anything, he has always been an independent. Obviously he runs as a Dem Presidential candidate because it's the only way to sway the party. The primaries are supposed to be where the party collectively decides on its platform. The two major primaries are the only place "third party" types actually have influence.
Bernie, like Ron Paul played within the rules created by the Two Party system and pissed off a lot of partisans. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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17 minutes ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
He wants to stand on the shoulders of the Democratic Party despite not being a democrat.
More than likely he is using his influence to drag the Dems to the left. Third party candidates are only effective as spoilers, if the Dems don't want Bernie fucking shit up then they need to include his politics into their platform. This is how it works in a Two Party system.
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1 hour ago, Brian Fantana said:
On the flip side, it would be nice if candidates didn't have to publicly drown themselves in Jesus juice to even have a shot at holding powerful offices in this country.
Trump turned flipped that paradigm by doing an Andy Kaufman interpretation of it.
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2019 CFP National Championship - Clemson vs. Alabama
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