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"I have responsibility to my animals" In September, American journalist @ZarinaZabrisky interviewed 84-year-old Lora in Antonivka, Kherson. Lora explained why she stayed despite daily Russian drone attacks: she had over 20 goats and felt responsible for them. Her house was destroyed by shelling, but she refused to leave. "All the cattle herders who herded cows in the village have already been killed by Russian attacks," Lora said then. On Monday, a Russian FPV drone struck Lora while she was walking with two of her goats. She was killed instantly—her legs blown off. Both goats died with her. "One of the hardest deaths to look at in my three-and-a-half years of reporting on this war," Zabrisky said about the aftermath. Lora is part of what Kherson residents call "human safari"—Russia's systematic targeting of civilians with drones. Nearly 150 civilians were killed in the initial summer 2024 assault, with hundreds more injured. Zabrisky's documentary "Kherson: Human Safari" captures this unprecedented form of warfare, available free at http://khersonhumansafari.com to raise global awareness. Tap the link below to find out how Russia transformed a Ukrainian city into a hunting ground for drones https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/08/22/the-film-showing-how-russias-killer-drones-turned-ukraine-into-a-human-safari/
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Cruz done fucked up ... and don't even think about making her take off her chancla. Let's fucking go. I'll follow her & Jasmine into battle anytime.
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I mean if she's the caboose in a three-person human centipede and I'm hitting her from behind, maybe, just maybe, I could get into it. (I'm afraid I might've said too much.)
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I'm having a hard time buying the below mattering - there are a myriad of ways they can get that cheap oil, and Beijing isn't going to give it up - Iran could serve as a proxy. Also, this says "seaborne" and nothing about pipelines, of which I'd guess China has a lot of. If China reduces purchases in a huge way (not just "seaborne" but pipelines), then I'd feel like it means they know shit is going down and either they want to contribute to the post-Putin chaos, or they feel like they can wait and get a better deal when the dust dies down.
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If I were a Maine resident, I would vote against the guy with Nazi tattoos in a primary. I'd vote for him in the general, though. The absolute worst case scenario with him is that he votes the same way Collins does, anyway.
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I like it, but there's a giant black - or in this case white - hole in the back. I'd stick with Richards at CB and someone else at RB. Granted, I have no idea who that would be. Also not sold on Freeze.
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Excellent points above by FloridaHorn. Also, I am most impressed by the way she keeps her head down, full concentration. Need to send a copy of the clip to the baseball team.
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CFB Week Nine Preview: CLANGACLANGACLANGACLANGA
texifornia replied to texifornia's topic in Football
I missed Vandy, shoot, that's a good game. Added above. Bama is going to do unholy things to SCar, that's a snoozer imo. Plus the ESPN/ABC obsession with the big two conferences is kind of overexposing them. I'd much rather watch the Big 12 games and see something fun and new. -
I'd do it for fucking free just to have him do a 1 hour ass chewing phone call. Considering it's his podcast with Vince and Bob I think he's going to be on it a lot. It's actually a great listen in full context and maybe you should listen.
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The Leopards Eating Faces and Unlubed Dildo of Consequences Thread
Ghost of LL replied to Horn Dog's topic in Cloak Room
And it's not unique to the United States. Go to rural (particularly Western) Canada. Go to rural (particularly the Midlands) England. Go to East Germany. It's the same deal right across the developed (and developing) world. If you lived in Chemnitz on October 2, 1990, and you had the least bit of education, ambition, and good sense, you moved. Maybe you went to Berlin. Maybe you went to Frankfurt. Hell--maybe you went to Vienna or Brussels. But whatever--you got the fuck out. Chemnitz was an industrial city with non-competitive industries built by the Communists; it wasn't going to do well in a new capitalistic economy. And anyone with half a brain could've figured that out. And they did. So who's left? The people with less than half a brain. And their descendents. Oh--and more than a few people who have fled places like Ukraine, Syria, and Afghanistan. And boy do the less-than-half-brained natives hate them. Because those are people with the smarts and drive to flee a bad situation. But don't worry, dear Chemnitzian--they won't be there for long. They'll move on, leaving you behind again and making Chemnitz even less dynamic and desirable. But in the meantime, Chemnitz votes AfD. In the same way that Leeds votes Reform. And Kamloops votes Conservative. And none of those are good for the democracies in those countries. Somehow, we've got to deal with those left-behinds. I mean, they disgust me, too. They disgust me in the way the crazy fat homeless woman on Congress Ave. who half the time has her nasty-ass tit hanging out disgusts me. She's super gross and I wish she didn't exist. But if we don't deal with her in some way, she's going to break into the new Japanese deli there between 6th and 7th and destroy the joint. And I like the Japanese deli. So I guess we have to figure out some way to deal with her stupid ass before she destroys the things on Congress Ave. that we like. -
San Antonio Spurs 2025-26 - Release the Kraken
gofuckyourself replied to Mitch Cumsteen's topic in Basketball
Ha. My own callback joke to one I made earlier when the "subject to mostly not be discussed in the season thread" was being discussed. Born and raised in SA and live in Austin but I'd hate them to move. No town fits the Spurs better and vice versa. I'll shut up on it now. -
That's valid. Voters in Maine find outsiders untrustworthy, and I'm sure there are many vocal leftists in Maine who will abstain from the Dem primary because they'd rather participate in the Green Party primary. Coming at this from an electoral standpoint, Platner's politics are much better than those of Mills or Collins, even if his politics are worse than some of the other theoretical alternatives, none of whom have a prayer because if they did we'd already have heard of them. Don't like him because he probably did bad stuff while deployed? I can respect that. No disagreement from me, there, just as I wouldn't criticize someone who refused to vote for Harris due to her weak position on the genocide in Gaza. Murder, war crimes, and genocide are simply a bridge too far for some people, and that's ok. Don't like him because he used to say the f-slur and had questionable views on race? I respect that as well, but I disagree with the mentality behind refusing to allow people to shed their prior bad opinions. This is especially counterproductive in the face of so many people (especially men under 50) who were reliable Democratic voters in their 20s and 30s but who moved away from the party around the same time as #MeToo. The opposition is actively recruiting converts. Hell, even Donald Trump himself had been a self-identifying Liberal Elite for much of his adult life. So, it stands to reason that if the right is willing to forgive people for their prior progressive views and embrace converts, the left should be willing to forgive people for their prior regressive views and welcome ex-chuds. Better late than never, and we truly need all hands on deck. TLDR, unlike murder and war crimes, I don't think having had bad opinions in the past should be categorically disqualifying. Don't like him because he's too dumb to realize he had a Nazi tattoo? I find that uncharitable to him and strategically short-sighted. I'm not a history buff by any means, but even in the areas where I consider myself to be more knowledgeable than most people, I still learn new things on a regular basis. Until more evidence comes out, I'm going to allow him the benefit of the doubt. Even if he told anonymous strangers online that he studied history, that doesn't automatically mean he downloaded encyclopedic knowledge of Nazi iconography or that he was shirtless around someone who would have known that. And according to him, the people who should have known that, the ones responsible for verifying that he was eligible to serve in a different branch of the Armed Forces and to have whatever security clearance he needed for his stint with Blackwater, seemed not to have noticed, either. Calling him a secret Nazi, on a day like today where no other evidence of his supposed Nazi views has been publicized, is not something I would take seriously. If Mainers disagree, let them be the ones to say so. As has been mentioned before, if he's as dumb as some people think he is, then it's more likely than not that future and more damaging oppo will come to light that would disqualify him for other reasons. This does seem very coordinated, and the reason I believe they're coming after him with so much firepower is because they are terrified of another Mamdani (whom they arrogantly believed would lose the primary) and want to take him out now before his support and profile have grown beyond a certain point of no return. It's intended as a warning shot to any other working class candidates who would ever dare to run on a similar platform. The message is that politics is only for Type-A, Student Government, social climbers like Pete Buttigieg who were grown in a lab to become politicians. Working people with checkered pasts need not apply, unless they embrace MAGA. We'll see what else comes out about him. I think it's a mistake for the left to treat veterans as irredeemable, but I respect and understand the opposing viewpoint.
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Yup, all the time. That middle move is different the way I was taught - I was taught to fold the right arm under so the butt end of the club is pointing towards the target. But otherwise, very similar. I use it whenever I'm trying to figure something out and I'm stuck. It helps me feel all the right motions (in the wrong order, granted), which usually clues me into what I'm doing wrong (the motion that feels the most foreign is usually the motion that I'm messing up in my full swing).
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So my kiddo got accepted to UC Santa Barbara
SydneyCarton replied to tbone_'s topic in Can You Help Me With This?
Im not sure I'd say all 10's, but this statement is more accurate than not. What? I was curious: -
The nattering nabobs have been grumbling about Sark for several years now. But that could be dismissed as nitpicking and the usual stupid fanbase shit. I'd have to think that regardless of W/L record, this year's fall from grace and grotesque offensive ineptitude would a) put CDC on Sark's ass and/or b) force some changes.
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Everything is Shit: Tracking the Great Enshittening
Incredulity replied to 956 Worldwide's topic in Daily Texan
Watched a good bit of this. I'd loosely summarize Doctorow's position as the path to enshitification was laid by changes to anti-trust law and regulatory enforcement. Related to that he explicitly states removal of individuals like Zuckerberg isn't the solution and whomever comes next will likely be "worse". Obviously being anti tech boss is a popular position. Lina Kahn drove a hard anti-trust position at FTC and was hated with the power of a thousand suns by tech world. So who has a solution to stopping/slowing enshitification? and what is it? -
If noise is an issue, isn't range? I'd be worried about a .22 in an urban/suburban setting unless you're using subsonics, which I assume won't cycle a semi-auto. There are some fun airguns out there. Spring pistons of the inexpensive variety (big box stores) probably aren't them, though. The challenge they present to accurate shooting can add a dimension though.
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Youth Minister's (and other pervs) Thread of Shame
bolverk replied to tx 3 putt's topic in Daily Texan
https://www.npr.org/2025/10/23/g-s1-94599/anglican-church-archbishop-accused-of-sexual-misconduct Archbishop Steve Wood, who heads the Anglican Church of North America, faces allegations of sexual harassment, bullying and plagiarism, according to an explosive report released by The Washington Post on Thursday (Oct. 23). The list of charges, signed by at least 10 individuals attesting to the allegations, is the latest in a string of crises to rock the small, conservative denomination. ***** A little about the Anglican Church of North America: The Anglican Church of North America was founded in 2009 after some 700 churches split from the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church in Canada over various disagreements, including the acceptance of women priests, LGBTQ+ affirmation and the rewritten Book of Common Prayer. In July 2021, a mother went public with allegations that Mark Rivera, a onetime lay leader at Christ Our Light Anglican Church in Big Rock, Illinois, had sexually abused her 9-year-old daughter. At least nine other people have also shared grooming or sexual misconduct allegations Rivera, who has since been convicted of felony sexual assault and felony child sexual assault. More than 10 clergy and other lay leaders in the Upper Midwest diocese have been accused of misconduct as a result and its bishop, Stewart Ruch stood trial in a proceeding that concluded Oct 15 — but not before two prosecutors had resigned amid claims of procedural misconduct. The church court's order is expected on or before Dec. 16. Meanwhile, the denomination has been shaken by dustups involving other bishops. One ACNA bishop was defrocked in 2020 due to his pornography use; in 2024, another bishop, Todd Atkinson, was ousted for inappropriate relationships with women. In September, Bishop Derek Jones, who oversaw a jurisdiction that endorsed ACNA's chaplains, announced his departure from the denomination after the archbishop moved to investigate several misconduct allegations against him. The jurisdiction claimed the proposed investigation violated church bylaws, and has moved to exit the denomination, attempting to take its chaplains with it. The jurisdiction also sued the denomination for trademark infringement and unfair business practices. -
I look forward to getting rid of all the crap. When I moved into my wife's house last March, we both did a major purge at my old house and her house, getting rid of un-needed furniture and mounds of other stuff to Salvation Army, Goodwill, or curbside bulky trash service. It was a ton of work, but so worth it.
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The 2nd reddit comment is some shit I'd expect to hear out of a liberal hawk's mouth basically verbatim.
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I didn't get into this series when it first came out, and only just watched it for the first time last month. McShane as Swearingen is one of those characters so expertly played that I'd be shocked if I met him on the street and he wasn't EXACTLY like the character. The Dillahunt / Wolcott re-casting threw me off for a while. I kept thinking they were going to reveal it was a twin brother or something.
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The Leopards Eating Faces and Unlubed Dildo of Consequences Thread
SydneyCarton replied to Horn Dog's topic in Cloak Room
Hey everybody look at this budding oligarch! Correct. I went and looked at the twitter of the person JimmyJazz posted above. They're still tweeting and retweeting complete garbage. Just some of the dumbest stuff. I did it earlier with another "oh the prices" tweets I saw on the Leopards reddit thread. The woman in that one was literally tweeting so much I couldn't go and find her original grocery prices tweet from this summer, because her brain-dead ass was tweeting 20-30 times a day or more. And it wasn't about grocery prices, it was AI videos of AOC having a plane drop shit on her. This experiment is over. -
Lyle Lovett, Large Band, Bass Hall last Friday night. Great show in the finest venue in all the land. Acoustically perfect. We’ve seen Lyle numerous times in a variety of venues and it’s a different show every time. First saw him in 87 at a small theater in Dallas and didn’t really know who he was. Saw him at Red Rocks and he gave Francene Reed her own part of the show to highlight her. This was probably our tenth time. He’s changed so much from then, he’s 60 and dad to 8 yo twins and married. He didn’t sing LA County but maybe cos the kids were there. The band is always impeccable with Russ Kunkle and Leland Sklar on drums and bass. he told some stories of his time at A&M with Robert Earl Keen. He told about meeting Michael Martin Murphy who played there in 75, and then brought him out for a duet. Then he left so mmm could sing. He did Wildfire and hit the high notes at 80! Great show.
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YellowHammer breaks the news, and all these other outlets are quoting YH as the source. This really stinks of Derrico Henrio trolling ESPN a few years back on X. I'd love for it to be true where they're actually cleaning house of corrupt / inept refs, but we've got better odds of ending the drought in central Texas before that happens.
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