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crash_davis

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  1. Holy fucking shit. That's a cow in its belly.
  2. He's needing "DEI" to recruit dumbfucks to do it. Wait, DEI is bad, right?
  3. Great article. This part is especially interesting. NOBODY KNEW WHERE Arch Manning wanted to go to school. Some in the family preferred Georgia, where head coach Kirby Smart would coach him hard. Others, Alabama. The problem for Alabama was that Nick Saban -- whom the Crimson Tide assistants affectionally called "Daddy" -- was getting up there in years, and nobody knew how long he'd be there. Texas kept lingering. Competition was so fierce that everything was fair game. It was public record that Steve Sarkisian had battled alcoholism, a disease that nearly cost him his career. Sark had rebuilt his life and work in recovery. But during one Zoom call with Arch, Golding was discussing Alabama's schematics and culture, and then he went there. "I love Sark," Golding said. "He's my best friend." He paused. "I hope he can stay sober." After the Zoom ended, Stewart called Golding. "Pete, that's f---ed up!" Golding knew. He had no choice. "Daddy's on me."
  4. Just smoke weed while shooting up an elementary school. You and your gun are safe.
  5. Fat people exceed the weight limit of when that thing was built.
  6. Dude only knows what his dipshit friends on Facebook or Fox News is telling him. I doubt he even knows anything about DC and where the troops are being stationed. Like I said, it's a publicity stunt for his dipshit, uneducated masses. That one would even try to defend this shit again shows how stupid they are.
  7. Hadn't seen any up close pics until now. I was surprised at basically the full grind. Not much heel or toe relief. I do love that they are forged for basically $90, which is a steal. I would've like the lob and sand wedges to have different bounces and relief/grind profiles.
  8. Fuckers are cheating again.
  9. Either this is damn good troll job or you are the stupidest motherfucker on this site. Stand up to "thugs" huh? What about the thug in the White House?
  10. Central Austin is a bubble. Age demographics, income, BMI measurement dramatically change when you get into the Austin burbs.
  11. Fred Couples' longest irons is a 7i. He moved to hybrids for his long irons. I put up my 5i for a 5H and was wondering why it took me so long to make the change. For most, hybrids are SO much easier to hit than long irons. Forgiveness, forgiveness, forgiveness, & ball speed especially if you are older and don't have the swing speed that you used to. My headcover game is strong. Driver, 3W (mainly used off the tee when I can't find the center on my driver), 5W which is easier to hit off the deck and goes almost as far as my 3W, 4H, 5H, then 6i - LW.
  12. That's a pretty low bar. Will Cain = Dime store Jesse Waters Jesse Waters = Temu Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson = Fucking Idiot.
  13. So basically Michigan is going to pay $20M and some residual change for a National Championship. History doesn't asterisk NCs paid for by cheating. If that were the case, the NC list would look like star map. Hell, aggy has paid much, much, much more than that for decades of mediocrity. Michigan basically got their NC for the price of a house in Malibu.
  14. Who don't you ask him? I think his Surly name is Vic.
  15. There are so many failures in this case. He's a got a long ass rap sheet, but still keeps getting released. He repeatedly assaults family members. His brother, at the very least, has rather dubious friends who murder people. At one point, his brother was a suspect in the murder. In spite of all of this, a fucking family member provides him the gun for him to play Jesus and randomly shoot people. Not just shoot, empties a cartridge into a lady doing nothing but pushing shopping carts through a parking lot. That's just the beginning. So yes, this is just another day in America. I have international friends who have no fucking idea what the hell happened to America. They are in awe that we just accept this shit.
  16. Hadn't seen this old clip before. Nothing shocking. Just Chump being dismissive of inappropriate sexual relations. Every chance he gets, he loves reminding people what a piece of shit he is.
  17. I guess dog chiropractors are a thing. Love that most dogs are like, "the fuck just happened?" Which begs the question, how do you know if your dog needs to be adjusted?
  18. Nothing worst than carelessly wrecking your $80k "work truck" that you are financing for 8 years.
  19. Added the bolded for additional truths
  20. Amazing Texas has avoided this shit. Honest question. What the fuck do people living in Arizona expect? It's a desert. However, NYC leading the country in heat related deaths shocks me. I guess people really need AC where 50 years ago, they didn't. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/13/death-toll-extreme-heat-arizona-county More than 400 people are suspected to have died from extreme heat in Maricopa county, Arizona, so far this summer, according to official figures, as the brutal current heatwave enters its 12th day. August is on track to be the hottest on record, with temperatures hitting at least 110F (43C) every day apart from one so far. As of 11 August, at least three daily records had been broken including an all-time monthly high of 118F (48C), as well as several night-time record temperatures, according to Isaac Smith, meteorologist at the National Weather Service (NWS) in Phoenix. The current extreme heat warning issued by the NWS is the fourth and longest of the summer thus far, and will extend at least through Wednesday night with temperatures forecast to hit 110F. Increased cloud cover and possible thunderstorms will then bring a brief respite towards the weekend but another very hot spell is forecast by the start of next week. In 2025, the county medical examiner’s office has so far confirmed only 35 heat deaths – 17 directly caused by exposure to high temperatures, and 18 cases where heat contributed to the fatality, including by exacerbating chronic medical conditions or the effects of alcohol or methamphetamine. Another 369 suspected heat-related deaths remain under investigation, according to the county’s heat surveillance dashboard which is updated weekly. June and July were a little cooler than recent years, despite topping 115F on multiple days, which at least partially explains the lower death toll. Improved access and extended hours at city cooling centres may also be playing a role, according to Dr Nick Staab, the county’s chief medical officer. First responders and hospitals have reportedly gotten better at treating heatstroke and other temperature-related emergencies. Yet despite the encouraging numbers, Maricopa county is still on track to be the deadliest place for heat in the US after New York City, the country’s largest metropolis, where heat contributes to 525 deaths on average each year. “With this many cases still under investigation and it only being mid-August, there’s a lot that could still happen,” Staab told KJZZ, the local public radio station. Heat-related deaths have soared in Maricopa county over the past decade, with 645 in 2023 compared to 61 in 2014. The county has become increasingly unlivable for many amid record-breaking heatwaves driven by the global climate crisis, unchecked urban sprawl and an affordable housing crisis – which combined with patchy mental health and substance misuse services has contributed to a growing unsheltered population. Last year, heat deaths fell for the first time in a decade to 608, according to official figures, but the city and county have since come under fire for alleged undercounting. A recent investigation by the local TV station ABC15 identified multiple cases in which heat was discounted as a factor despite the person dying in extreme temperatures. “People are dying awful, preventable deaths that are not being accounted for in the official figures. We need more consistency and transparency if we’re going to wrap solutions around this public health crisis,” said Stacey Champion, a community advocate campaigning for more standardized counting of heat-related deaths in Arizona.
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