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firing Richt was the right move for Georgia.

hiring a coordinator that has zero hc experience wasn't. he may turn out to be a good coach, but it was still a risky decision.

so, Miles is finally gone. and, unsurprisingly, the LSU fans are hopeful that they are going to bring in the next Saban to rule the SEC well into the future.

unfortunately for LSU, the big names are NOT coming. Herman will hold out for southern cal, texas, or an NFL gig. Fisher isn't leaving Florida State. Couple that with a clueless athletic department and an incompetent AD, and they will end up with Ed Orgeron as their permanent coach.

November will come along, rumors and leaks will start coming out that Herman and Fisher aren't coming. Ed will do just enough for Joe Alleva to justify keeping him. and in the end, LSU will end up retaining Orgeron after striking out with the big names.

and LSU fans will spin this hard. they will conveniently forget about how they were absolutely certain they were getting either Fisher or Herman. they will conveniently forget about or make excuses for Orgeron's tenure at Ole Miss. they will tell us how Orgeron has changed and how he is such an amazing head coach and how the rest of the SEC should watch out.

so, just watch. bump this thread at the end of November. lsu is too predictable and this situation is too easy to read. lsu didn't necessarily want to "get better", they just wanted a coach that isn't Les Miles. and now they have that.

but just get ready for the spin in 2 months when lsu permanently hires him and the fans tell us he's the greatest coach ever after striking out with Herman and Fisher.

i'll never understand why anyone older than five years of age would enjoy throwing their money away in what is nothing more than a glamorized set of malls.

daily passes to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom are around $100 for adults, sometimes more depending on the season. and for what, exactly? so you can stand in line for hours on end for a 70 second experience? oh, wait, so you can have the opportunity to spend MORE money on marked up merchandise and and mediocre food?

that's the hilarious part for these parks...they're malls, folks. sure, there area few legit rides in each, just enough to magnetize you into the park. but look around once you get in there. shops. restaurants. all marked up. all ripping you off. and people throw their money away at these places. they pay $20 for a cheeseburger, $4 for a bottle of water...$30 for some soft plush animal thing...and, oh yeah, this is all on top of the HUNDREDS of dollars you already spent just to get into the park. it's like paying a $100 fee just to walk through the door at your local mall, and once you get inside, everything is marked up significantly.

not only that, but disney has shown that they literally give zero fricks about the quality of their parks. epcot is a complete joke that hasn't been given a proper facelift in, well, never. the "around the world" 360 degree videos are antiquated as hell, featuring analog video that was literally recorded decades ago. anyone with a broadband connection could go to youtube and watch a more informative, better quality video for free. the ride inside the ball thing, again, is ancient and outdated as hell. but hey, there's a pretty good olive garden clone in the Italian pavilion. food isn't quite as good, and it's 40% more expensive, but good enough, right?

i just don't understand the appeal. grown adults throwing away hundreds just to get into parks, only to throw away more money on merchandise and food. and unless you have a fast pass (which allows you to ride a ride only once with less of a wait), you'll be spending hours standing in line for an experience that lasts less than a minute. and most of it is old and outdated (all of epcot, futureworld at MK, etc).

the mouse wants money, and doesn't give a shite about enhancing the state of the parks. need proof? disney just invested tens of millions of dollars, not into epcot, not into outdated sections of the MK, no, into a fricking retail mall, otherwise known now as "disney springs".

it's really just a terrible place.

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note the upvote to downvote ratio.

they're finally understanding and accepting that mighty lsu is now an average sec program that needs last second missed field goals to survive against inferior opponents.

so much for this being their year. it's all we heard leading up to this season...that 2015 was theirs.

with les miles' utter inability to orchestrate a proper offense, I don't think lsu will ever reach Atlanta again under miles' tenure.

this is terrible.

Chavis has made us the complete team.

remember lsu from 2003 - 2007? dynamic, balanced offenses with big play potential, coupled with fast, fierce, aggressive defenses.

a&m now embodies this. we are what lsu wants to be, and have become what they once were.

after last night, i don't know how lsu fans can honestly state that they're "happy" Chavis left.

he has already transformed us into a monster - the monster Lsu used to be.

well, shite. sorry for the thread I guess.

it seems every time i come to this board there's a 10+ page thread about the next big comic book film, or a thread on a newly released comic film trailer filled with orgasm euphemisms.

apparently now everyone has highly sophisticated and selective tastes.

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I cannot imagine a male of college age or older wanting to live with their parents. it is a failure and nobody will ever convince me otherwise

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one of my cousins is 29 and lives with his parents. he's also a 3rd year medical student.

i guess he's a failure.

why is everyone associating 4k content with internet connections?

why aren't dish or direct tv offering 4k content? why aren't Comcast, cox, or time Warner offering 4k content?

is coaxial not capable of delivering media in 4k?

it's part of a larger commercial complex in the heart of downtown.

there aren't too many cities experiencing commercial and residential growth like NO in the core downtown area.