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Posts posted by Eskimohorn
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Hey my dad was in the Air Force. He got a medal for typing and another one for surfing.
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Related to the Riyadh Comedy Festival, just a reminder that the "Seinfeld of Saudi Arabia," Fahad Albutairi went to UT.
I used to drink with him at Crown/Posse occasionally.
He married Loujain al-Hathloul who was arrested, kidnapped, and tortured for the horrible offense of driving a car as a woman. Then they were further forced to get a divorce afterwards.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahad_Albutairi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loujain_al-Hathloul
Maybe you should forward that to Jim Jeffries.-
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My guess is they get to come back and tour off the outrage and then get $20 million from Netflix for the special where the use our freedom of speech here to make jokes about it and call us hypocrites too somehow. At least for Chappelle that’s how it will go.
Yeah we buy gas from Saudis. And we do bad things here. “You think the US is so innocent? Tell that to 30000 Iraqis and Afghans who we bombed…We bomb a wedding party and offer them so spare cash lying around like my Uncle Irvin offering to pay for the vase he broke while he was piss drunk…” -
My wife's sister lives in Portland. Real shithole. White folks walking around with their cups of coffee. OUT IN THE OPEN. I mean, who does that? Tattoos and dying their hair unnatural colors. Gross. Send in the troops.
Then there are bookstores all over and they occupy sidewalks with brunch cafes. You cannot distinguish the hippies, hipsters, and homeless from one another. People walk around.-
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As someone who studies crime: OBVIOUSLY we need to look at guns. Full stop. No ifs ands or buts about it.
BUT just looking only at guns is missing the point.
These people need to be placed somewhere if all they aspire to do is murder people. We need to build places for these people. and find a way to pay for it with tax payer money so that the burden is not on families. Most of which have tried for years with these fucked up people.
Jmo but these individuals have proven time and time and time again they aren’t like us. And in most cases will never be. They Cannot assimilate or they refuse to and they are run by hatred. Injustice and grievance collectors fueled by hate.
If that sounds harsh I don’t care. If they are stuck in a fucking loony bin, I don’t care. I’d rather save the hundreds they would kill. And since we can’t force people to get help, take their meds, grow up, etc…send them somewhere they can maybe get their damned heads right and have a chance at a life or they can you know be permanent residents of these places. Very few of these people are schizophrenic or similar. Most are just pieces of shit.
Most of these shooters would not qualify or be easily diagnosed with any type of mental illness, for them to be committed to mental institutions.
These are mostly white males, who are undersexed and under-motivated to lead productive lives. They doom scroll, intoxicate themselves, and/or are bored. They have high opinions of themselves, but at the same low self-esteem.
These shooters generally can plan and know what they’re doing is illegal. AI and social media algorithms can radicalize them.-
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actually it is convenient. no one will care anymore once the killer is ID. all discussion about the killer, the murders, the wrongly jailed, etc will stop in about a month because the dude who did it is dead.
Im not sure I agree here. The Yogurt shop case was largely forgotten for years before this doc. And the doc itself was largely a glorified Dateline.
The cops and family members will have to fight thru some cognitive dissonance as they realize the men they demonized and almost had murdered were innocent all along. -
It’s convenient that APD happens to link the murders to a guy who’s been dead for 26 years just weeks after the documentary showing their incompetence. Looking at the guy’s Wikipedia he was never west of Missouri until the DNA linked him to Austin. At the time of the murders, he was hopping between SC, TN, and GA.
It’s quite inconvenient. APD helped two innocent dudes rot in prison on death row.
Two of the most high profile murderers in Austin history (also Servant girl murders) lead to multiple innocent people get jailed and the murderers never brought to justice except after they died. -
I love that you keep trying to make fetch happen. You're right, this is so much better.
Portnoy’s gonna get some people killed. But as long as they sign waivers. GTFO -
It's not even safe to take a dump anymore.
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All-white suits for the GameDay tools, on set. Yes, they look ridiculous and partisan.
Fuck Pedo State
I did like the sign that read “Joe Knew”-
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Inglorious Basterds is one of my favorite antifa movies
I know its not a movie, but Band of Brothers was a fantastic antifa series.-
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From the Midland Reporter-Telegram:
Dallas Fed: Energy companies suffer another lackluster quarter
Pessimism and uncertainty continue to prevail in the oil and gas sector, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ quarterly energy survey.
The survey’s business activity index, the broadest measure of conditions facing Eleventh District energy firms, was negative 6.5 in the third quarter, suggesting a small decline in activity since the second quarter survey. The uncertainty index remained high at 44.6.
“It was another lackluster quarter,” Kunal Patel, senior business economist at the Dallas Fed, said. Activity levels and production levels were both down slightly while costs continued to increase, he said.
Approximately 78% of exploration and production executives responding to the survey indicated their firms have delayed investment decisions in response to heightened uncertainty surrounding oil prices and the cost of producing oil.
Oil prices are hovering just below break-even prices so activity has experienced a slight decline, Patel said.
“The U.S. shale business is broken. What was once the world’s most dynamic energy engine has been gutted by political hostility and economic ignorance,” wrote one respondent.
Responded another, “The administration is pushing for $40 per barrel crude oil, and with tariffs on foreign tubular goods, [input] prices are up, and drilling is going to disappear. The oil industry is once again going to lose valuable employees.”
Demand for employees was relatively unchanged, Patel said, with the employment index negative 1.5 compared to negative 6.6 in the second quarter.
He said respondents to the first quarter survey were asked their expectations of how employment would change from December 2024 to December 2025. The consensus was employment would be largely unchanged, but now Patel said there are suggestions employment could decline slightly if oil prices remain near current levels.
Oil and natural gas production decreased slightly this quarter. The oil production index was negative 8.6 while the natural gas production index was negative 3.2.
Lease operating expenses and finding and development costs rose at a faster pace this quarter. The lease operating expense index was 36.9 vs. 28.1 last quarter while the finding and development costs index rose to 22 from 11.4.
Input costs rose again for oilfield support service firms but at a slightly slower pace. The input cost index was 34.8 this quarter relative to 40 last quarter.
In other survey findings:- About three-quarters of respondents believe shale oil drilling will become commercially viable in international locations outside the U.S., Canada and Argentina in the next 10 years.
- Fifty-seven percent of executives estimate that regulatory changes since January have reduced their firm’s break-even cost for new wells by less than $1 per barrel. Another 25% estimate a reduction between $1 to $1.99.
- The One Big Beautiful Bill Act lowers federal royalty rates and increases federal leasing offerings. When asked whether these changes would increase crude oil production, the most selected response was a slight increase, chosen by 58%. Another 36% reported no change, while only 6% expect a significant increase. Similar results were obtained for natural gas production.
“Drill, baby, drill!”
Also…”the administration wants crude oil at $40 per barrel.”
This is a perfect encapsulation of the obtusity of Trump economics and the lower tier industry honks who believe they are part of the plan. You’re not.
Last I checked Texas went bigly for Trump and blue collar workers leaned Trump as well. $40 per barrel aint happening, but also is too low for the sector and especially Texas.
What you could get is a collapse of exploration because things don’t move and don’t get made. Then scarcity creates bigger problems.-
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Like I was saying about Wesley Hunt- he’s going to get in, he will almost certainly be the nominee, and he’s even worse than Paxton because he doesn’t have Paxton’s baggage.
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I mean let’s be fair….nobody else was running out an equal of Ray Lewis back then.
It’s the juxtaposition.-
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Guy Ritchie is the best Director in the world. Fight me.
I will fight you and then slow down and do that same effect in every movie for 20 years.-
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That is high praise. Derry always reminded me of Reed Boyd.
He’s no Tyson King
Think about it - When Miami was trotting out Ray Lewis, we had Tyson King running around back there-
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I would like to point out that this loss was so bad that Mack Brown never lost to Bob Stoops by that many points.
Between 2000-2004 there was a dark cloud over the program as GDGD conservative and predictable playcalling was exposed by a team with equivalent talent. One solace I take is that after the games my friends would momentarily immerse ourselves in great films for the first time - Almost Famous, Shaun of the Dead, and Training Day. -
the dancing man boobs timeout break was... something. is this part of sec culture?
We need more cheerleaders and less…
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doesn't count -- 7 and 2 is just a normal thing, not post worthy.
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It’s an ok show, but deserves nowhere near the adulation it receives. Over-rated.
Talking about a show 25 years after its original run. Yeah, overrated.-
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Hegseth & the Boys
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Dems exploit windows about as effectively as Greg Davis coordinated Iowa.