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crash_davis

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  1. What the fuck was he thinking? Better yet, what the fuck is he thinking now? Dumbass.
  2. LOL. People are FAFO'ing. It'll be interesting the next time it's not an idle threat. I almost feel bad for her. Her pic says, "I can't even comprehend the ways that I fucked up!" https://www.wfla.com/news/polk-county/lakeland-woman-threatens-insurance-company-says-delay-deny-depose-police/ LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) — A Lakeland woman was charged Tuesday after police said she ended a call to an insurance company with the words, “Delay, Deny, Depose.” In an arrest affidavit, the Lakeland Police Department said officers were contacted by the FBI on Tuesday, Dec. 10 regarding an alleged threat made over the phone. Briana Boston, 42, had reportedly placed a call to BlueCross BlueShield regarding recent medical insurance claims she was denied. The entire phone call was recorded, according to the affidavit. Near the end of the call, investigators said Boston could be heard stating, “Delay, Deny, Depose. You people are next.” The first three words are similar to those written on the ammunition that a gunman used in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last week. Police made contact with Boston at her home in Lakeland, where she reportedly admitted to using those words during the call, telling detectives that “healthcare companies played games and deserved karma from the world because they are evil.” Boston reportedly told detectives she used the phrase “because it’s what is in the news right now,” and that she had learned of the phrase due to the UnitedHealthcare homicide. However, Boston added that she does not own any firearms and “was not a danger to anyone,” police said.
  3. Dude made it on a candle. He's jumped the shark.
  4. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/11/new-york-police-us-healthcare-hit-list The New York police department (NYPD) has warned US healthcare executives of a heightened risk to their lives after identifying an online “hitlist” posted in the wake of last week’s assassination of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. The NYPD’s warning came in a bulletin, which highlighted viral posts publicising the names and salaries of several other health insurance executives. In addition to the social media posts, multiple “wanted” signs featuring corporate chief executives have been posted throughout Manhattan, according to the bulletin, which was first reported by ABC. The suspect in Thompson’s killing, Luigi Mangione, who has been lionised as a “martyr” on social media – prompting fears that the crime could serve as an inspiration – appeared in a court in Pennsylvania on Tuesday facing charges of second-degree murder. CNN cited two law enforcement officials saying that fingerprints from the assassination scene matched Mangione’s. CNN has reported that Mangione was found with a notebook, in which he had written about shooting a healthcare executive at a “bean-counter” conference. “What do you do? You wack the CEO at the annual parasitic bean-counter convention. It’s targeted, precise, and doesn’t risk innocents,” CNN reported officials saying about one of the sections in the notebook. Thompson was shot as he arrived at a hotel for a meeting of UnitedHealthcare investors.
  5. Youtube golfer: "I caught that just a grove low."
  6. I guess some 12 year old kid was home "sick" from school and decided to spam the board.
  7. Since we haven't argued enough, I thought we'd get some hot opinions and maybe character assassination of the below.
  8. Save for porn and Google maps, the internet is a net negative for the evolution of mankind. When you give stupid people a platform to find each other and echo off each's stupidity, that's how we get to this fucked up place in history.
  9. At best, we are idiot fans. At worst, we are uneducated, spiteful dipshits spewing nonsense shit to be taken as gospel. We forget that these are young men who are trying to be better players and better people. I'd like to think that most Texas players transferring out do so reluctantly and were net positives to the program by way of friendships with teammates and coaches. I'd also assume that the teammates and coaches are sad to see them go. They made the team better. It just didn't work out. Good luck to this young man. May he go kick ass somewhere and achieve his dream.
  10. Are you mofos afraid of the 40-50 degrees? Walk, it'll do you good. Unless I'm out of town I normally play 1 round per weekend, but usually both Saturday and Sunday, and usually 1 or 2 rounds during the week. I easily get over 150 rounds a year, all walking. It's seldom ever too cold for golf in Austin.
  11. Mack was overheard shouting: "Someone call Joe Jamail! Call Joe! Nick, I mean Bill is not going to win the NC with my players!!!"
  12. In the early 90s, I managed a Worker's Comp program for a UT system medical school. UT-System is self insured. Residents were getting pin pricks. They were filing for AZT drugs. My leadership in Austin were denying the claims and requests. I was hearing from Residents crying about being denied the drugs. I felt like absolute dogshit. For my mental and moral health, I turned down a promotion w/in the group and left for an outside job. I can assuredly say I will never get shot for selling out my soul to make a few bucks. So you'll forgive me if I have no sympathy for the former CEO. Consequences sometimes happen, deserving has nothing to do with it.
  13. It just doesn't get more American than this. TLDR: America is stupid https://slatereport.com/news/grandfather-of-teen-killed-during-burglary-says-ar-15-made-fight-unfair/ Grandfather Of Teen Killed During Burglary Says AR-15 Made Fight ‘Unfair’ Three Oklahoma teens were killed after breaking into a house and being greeted by the homeowner’s son and an AR-15. After their untimely demise, one suspect’s grandfather spoke out about the circumstances surrounding his grandson’s death. Leroy Schumacher, the grandfather of a slain Oklahoma burglar, decided to speak out after his 17-year-old grandson’s death. Jacob Redfearn, who had previously been in foster care, was one of three Oklahoma teens killed when they broke into a house and came face to face with the homeowner’s son, who was armed with an AR-15. And, Leroy had a pretty strong opinion about what went down that day. According to Leroy Schumacher, even though his grandson was in the middle of a burglary when he was killed, his death was unjustified, Tulsa’s ABC 8 reported. The grieving grandfather acknowledged that breaking into a house was “stupid,” but he said that the AR-15 gave the homeowner’s son an “unfair” advantage over the three burglars and that death wasn’t the appropriate consequence for the teens. “What these three boys did was stupid,” Schumacher admitted. “They knew they could be punished for it, but they did not deserve to die,” he continued. “Brass knuckles against an AR-15? C’mon. Who was afraid for their life?” Authorities didn’t agree with Schumacher’s sentiments, however, and Zach Peters was not charged with any crimes because police say he acted in self-defense. Schumacher was not convinced that the shooting was justified, though, and reiterated his belief that the consequences didn’t fit the crime. “There’s got to be a limit to that law, I mean he shot all three of them — there was no need for that,” he said. Dipshit Grandfather The criminals The mastermind Rodriguez later went to the police, admitted her involvement, and told investigators that she had planned the whole thing. She was arrested and charged with first- and second-degree burglary, as well as three counts of first-degree murder since Oklahoma state law says someone can be charged with murder if another person takes the life of a human being during their commission of a felony, CNN reported.
  14. "It wasn't due to being overcharged. It was that he bought the vehicle then discovered mechanical issues with the car and attempted to "return" the car to the dealer. The dealer refused, citing that they sold him the car "as is", and he threatened to drive the car through the showroom in retaliation. He followed through." And fuck car dealerships. Fuck every one of those scumbags from sales, to finance, to service.
  15. Supposedly pics from McD's. He looks like just some dude. Not sure how the fucking snitch knew it was HIM.
  16. but what about our Polynesian Ties?
  17. I was thinking Brent was Tom Herman but it turns out he's Charlie Strong. Brent is in way over his head.
  18. I thought WTF is Klein doing but then it hit me that maybe the better QBs do not want to play in his system where they will be heavily featured in run packages, translation get their ass beat for 2 or 3 seasons. Aggy better get used to this.
  19. We'll play a Georgia without their punter and QB. Beck is not playing again this season with that injury. Bring it on.
  20. I thought of that a few mins later. The point is of all of this is that this a boneheaded team loss, on the coaches and the players. There were plenty of opportunities to win this game. It just didn't happen. The team has to be even more pissed when they watch the game. When UGA recovered the 2 fumbles, in addition to that sack and backwards pass by their sub QB which limped out of bounds, I was pretty sure UGA was destined to win this game. They had most of the luck. Sometimes, it be do like that.
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