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crash_davis

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  1. A dude who was fired from Florida.
  2. Aggy: "We are taking fired coaches from the Portal."
  3. Incoming class got the culture memo. Sark's culture thing is no bullshit.
  4. I'm having to watch this ass fucking ugly game because I need FSU to lose. This is like being forced to watch fat people fuck.
  5. K Robinson is poster child for a RB sticking around in this program. You may not start, but you will get an opportunity to play. He was fucking great the last 2 games. R Choice had a nice tweet about K Rob today, about sticking around and not complaining. That's the culture we have in this program. Players who have it will stay, those who don't will leave. Fuck em if they don't have it.
  6. apparently she's someone i want to have have sex with.
  7. Not shopped. That picture is a few weeks old and has been shown on many news articles.
  8. I believe that body shape is called The Elko.
  9. they are probably turned on by their dedication to MAGAt.
  10. Longhorn dude is like "why is this aggy practicing jacking off in public?"
  11. I don't understand how a state which voted twice for Obama can become so fucking idiotic as to have this dunce as Governor.
  12. Guess they didn't like that the B12 didn't running through Lubbutt.
  13. Fucking LULZ. GOP are a bunch of fucking god damned hypocritical pussy idiots. Never mind when we did it... https://www.huffpost.com/entry/dick-durbin-judiciary-committee-biden-judges_n_6568fef4e4b066e398b6fb64 GOP Melts Down As Dick Durbin Uses Its Tactics For Advancing Biden Judges "It's called precedent," the Senate Judiciary Committee chair said of violating the same rule that Republicans ignored to move forward with judicial nominees. Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee had full-blown meltdowns on Thursday after Chairman Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) held votes on two of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominees without allowing debate on them, saying he was simply following the “new precedent” established by Republicans when they did the same thing to Democrats, twice. Durbin appeared to completely blindside Republicans by moving straight to votes on two U.S. District Court nominees, Mustafa Kasubhai and Eumi Lee, without opening up the floor for discussions on them. Both nominees had two previous hearings and had been debated. But typically the panel would still allow for more discussion in what was their confirmation hearing. Not Thursday. Durbin went straight to their votes, saying senators already had two chances to debate their nominations. And GOP reactions went from confusion to anger to the kinds of high-octane tantrums familiar to anyone with children under the age of 5. “Are we going to have an opportunity to speak?” asked Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas). “I would also like to speak on the nomination,” said Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.). “I understand what you’d like to do, but I’m saying, in fairness, we’ve debated these nominees twice,” Durbin said. “I ask the clerk to call the roll.” This is where the anger kicked in. “You’re denying us an opportunity to speak?” Cornyn asked. “Come on, man,” fumed Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). “I mean, OK. Do this. Just do it!” “We don’t have a right to speak under the rules?” asked Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.). “Under the third time, I’d say no,” Durbin said flatly. “So you’re just going to make it up?” Cotton demanded to know. “You’re telling us to shut up? You want us to SHUT UP?” Blackburn said, raising her voice. “Is that what you’re saying?” "Do this! Just do it!” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) fumed at Senate Judiciary Committee chair Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) for following a precedent set by Republicans on advancing judicial nominees. Soon Republicans were talking over each other and hurling insults and threats at Durbin. “There’s going to be a lot of consequences coming here,” warned Cotton. “I cautioned a lot of you. Listen to me! I cautioned a lot of you!” Cornyn suggested that Republicans might walk out of the hearing right then and deny a quorum, meaning the committee couldn’t conduct any votes. Cotton got so mad he started talking about himself in the third person. “Mr. Cotton says the chairman needs to rethink his decision,” said Cotton, as his name came up in the roll call. “That’s what Mr. Cotton says.” When Blackburn said again she wanted to talk, Cotton interjected, “Now I guess Sen. Durbin is not going to allow women to speak either. I thought that was sacrosanct in your party!” “Congratulations on destroying the United States Senate Judiciary Committee,” Cornyn dramatically told Durbin.
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