RazorBroncs

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Arkansas football will still suck

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Sam Pittman to recruits in the portal:

"I don't know if you heard, but that 10k we're offering you to join a 4-8 team will be entirely yours. NO TAX and things of that nature..."

The problem isn't really numbers vs. numbers or power vs. power, it's an unarmed man's ability to even hurt or injure a gorilla.

Gorillas have very thick skin, squat muscular frames, strong bones, and an extra thick skull. Man has fists, knees, and kicks, none of which would do much of anything at all. You might overwhelm the gorilla with numbers, but only one or two men can get his arm around the neck at a time to choke the gorilla out (pretty much your only chance to do any damage) and that gorilla will be squirming, biting, and fighting like a banshee.

Long story short, even with 7 to 10 large males holding down the gorilla I still don't see one or two men being strong enough to choke him out without being thrashed and bitten to the point of running away.

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TheFourHorsemen

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I rarely post here anymore, but can we just ban this dumb motherfricker already?

It's this idiot, a couple Texas fan douchebags, and the endless Tennessee alters that make this board unreadable now. They make posters like Sidewalk and OweO seem intelligent by comparison

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For all I know, this board is full of really rich people.


And at least 6’3” tall, ripped and exceedingly handsome with our choice of women

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Isn't that a requirement to post here? They checked my credentials at the door

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Can't blame him for telling a bottom feeding shite tier program like Arkansas to frick OFF!!!!

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Lulz your application for enrollment was denied by that "bottom feeding shite tier" University. What tier is lower than bottom feeding shite? ULL...

And Boogie, in his and Cal's own words, is 100% committed to the draft and he will be drafted. This is more of a backup plan because we have Acuff incoming and Boogie wouldn't really have a place on this team if the unexpected happens with the draft.

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Human Belief…a fascinating topic. How do people come to believe what they believe. In my many years of interest in this subject and observation (note: zero applied research methods towards the following), my conclusion:

1 heap of brain / amygdala design. Some lean rational-dominant and less influenced by emotion. Others emotions-dominant and less influenced by the rational.

2 large scoop of context. How and who raised you, where and when…

3 locus of control - degree to which individuals believe they have control over outcomes in their lives.

A mix of these have led some to think the Earth is flat, others the Earth is a sphere, there is one / THE God, many gods, no God/gods.

My conclusion: Life’s design and all the years of cooking (whether created, evolved or both) has led to broad array of thinking within and between we humans. Whatever is the reason (or not), it wreaks of many questions that many will never ask…and result in electron Nikes or electron flip flops some such.

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Artificial Ignorance

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Posters and posts like these are what make TD fricking magical :lol:

As someone in law enforcement that's seen many German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois go to work, dogs that are trained to aggressively attack human weaknesses without backing down will win 100% of the time. I've seen them take all sorts of blows and even gunshots and keep tearing up that arse.

These dogs are typically in the 100lbs range, now imagine the larger breeds with the same aggression. That being said, there's a reason those two breeds are mostly used and it isn't because of size.

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Out on bond

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after pleading guilty to a prior murder

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These two things shouldn't happen. How have we as a society not fixed this yet?

I understand bonding out when you haven't been proven guilty of a crime yet, as the constitution lays that out very clearly. But what purpose does bond have in this instance where he's admitted guilt in the eyes of the law?

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21 year career firefighter. Yes many.

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10 year career US Marshal. Also many.

You never get used to it or desensitized, it's always a days-long mental struggle afterward - even if the dead person was a very bad human themselves. And if seeing someone die isn't bad enough, causing that person to die (even in justified circumstances) is not easy or pleasant and takes a huge toll

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