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Pam Bondi is a ol' lyin' arse bitch. She fooled a bunch of folks.
yes, and yes. quitting nicotine, if that's something you do, helps tremendously. quit anything that adds stress to your life unnecessarily. That could be people, hobbies, situations you find yourself in that have a negative impact on your wellbeing. quit all that shite, man.

exercising and good sleeping and eating helps. but really, if you just quit the addictions and the bad shite, the rest is pretty easy to moderate.
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Why is ours so bad?


it's too expensive

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Who did it?


politicians and insurance companies

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Which is better?



ours. at least you can get care, but it might take you years to pay it off.

not to mention the money you throw away on insurance premiums every year.
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man that's a nice boat you got there.

college buddy and i used to fish his old man's 32' out of galveston, had a bad arse system we used to bump cruising through the harbor on our way out. Miss those days. Always made me sick filling that thing up, even though we weren't the ones paying for gas.

re: Best brands for car speaker systems

Posted by Masterag on 5/3/25 at 12:43 am
Blaupunkt used to make great stuff with great prices. alpine amps and JBL speakers are what we rocked back in the day.
NAACP was started by jews

an outsized percentage of producers of rap music are jews

ben shapiro fired candace for questioning israel

etc.
etc.
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I’m trying to understand it.



NAACP... started by jews
lot of music producers behind degenerate rap music like NWA, etc. are jewish, e.g. Jerry heller.

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But having a good solid, REAL friendship with an American white is practically unicorn territory. Oh, you may "think" they're your friend but let me break the news. They aren't. Push comes to shove, your blackness is going to "win" the point of view you'll be judged by.



hmmm... sound familiar?

but if/when a black person said this, you'd call them racist, right? but surely not you. or, were you just pretending all along? and when push came to shove, you were always one?

that's the thing about the law of the jungle, which is the law in prison. The weak join sides with the aryan brotherhood or whatever black or hispanic equivalent. because they're too afraid to be an individual voice, and speak the truth. so they team up like little bitches, resort to collectivist mentality, talk big and bad about us vs. them and about all the great things the white man has done for this world (when in reality they actually haven't contributed a damn thing individually to society, but it really feels good appropriating the legacy of better men).

sound familiar?
Assuming this is real, this guy has always been racist. When you refer to other people who just happen to sort of look like you as "we," even though they lived and died, you're accepting a collectivist worldview. He's always thought in terms of racial heirarchy, and he's always looked down on black people. It's just that before, he had pity mixed with hatred of black folks. The pity tempered the hate, but the pity is now gone, so there's no temperance left.

Kids do kid stuff and often don't think about boundaries. It could have been a teaching moment for the kid, but she chose the other path. A grown woman should surely be able to handle a child rummaging through her things without resorting to yelling hateful words at a child. Doesn't matter what the words are. She clearly has a hateful heart.

Definitely should not be national or even local news.
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But why is no other program/school dealing with the same issues? Why are Ags not allowed to call out performances and say this isn’t good enough. The sunshine pumping has to stop and a top to bottom demand for excellence has to take place


Blind loyalty and support is our ethos. Considering most Aggie fans are current or former students, it’s been beat into us since fish camp that ags never quit on our team, we don’t leave the stadium even if we’re getting blown out 77-0. We don’t boo. We just go along to get along.

The decision makers know this. They know they aren’t held to the same standard of accountability for bad decisions as their LSU, tu or bama counterpart.

I understand as ags we should remain classy, but that isn’t a suicide pact.
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fat, old, balding white dude can easily bring home a Filipino chick


Yes

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who will take care of his every need and desire?


Doubtful.

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do as little as possible to get a green card then cheat on him and leave


Highly likely

re: Why isn’t this forum more active?

Posted by Masterag on 4/30/25 at 10:36 pm
i've come to the realization that sports really aren't fun to watch if you haven't won anything of importance within the last few decades, have no chance of actually winning something important in the foreseeable future, and habitually make bad hiring decisions.

i just stopped actually caring about aggie sports. other than actually being in aggieland with friends, or watching a game at a bar back home with friends, i get minimal enjoyment from aggie sports compared to the frustration.

maybe when my kids start becoming interested in college football that will change, but there are many more important and more enjoyable things to do on saturdays in the fall. plus, the fact that these guys can make millions of dollars immediately and can up and leave at any time makes it seem like more of a semi-pro than actual amateur league.
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We either have underground cities with massive transport links…..
Or
Our government is incompetent and can’t figure out how to build a bridge.

I’ll go with incompetence over conspiracy


your mistake is believing the government actually builds anything.
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He didn't define it (as you asserted); you did.


of course he defined it. :lol:

if he didn't, then it would make absolutely zero sense to tell me to "clean your own fricking house."

I really don't understand how you don't understand that's a definition. of course he didn't spell it out, but there's literally no other way to interpret that as what i said in my previous post.

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As for the house cleaning admonition, it's pretty obvious why


again, this is further proving my point.

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What part do you disagree with?


I agree that it appears that lots of black people support KA. I also know that most black people aren't voicing their opinions on this issue online, and it is virtually only the black people who support him that are. I honestly have no idea how many or what percentage of black people support KA.

If I had to guess, I'd say it's a lot more than I'm comfortable with. And yes, it bothers me, but there's absolutely nothing I can personally do about it.

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Humor me. Can you link/quote this? I didn't see it in this thread where that poster ever gave a definition of "black community."


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again, for you to act like the last 20 years hasn’t happened is childish. you know exactly what it means. whether you feel part of it or not is irrelevant. i’m not going to entertain pedantic arguments about phraseology when if this was reversed Frisco would already be on fire. clean your own fricking house


Let me spell it out for you: you might think and act different, but to me you look like all them other ni&&ers. So you need to get them other ni&&ers in line.
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As for as I can tell, I don't see any tension between how other posters, e.g., WinnPTiger, have used the term "black community" and I how used it.


well you clearly didn't read (or at least understand) what he wrote. his definition of "black community" is literally any black person in America.
i'm not sure what this means. does it mean employees within these agencies? are they required to disclose who they donate to?
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ow about those who donated to KA's GiveSendGo fund.


ok, that's a start. Not sure how great it is considering lots of white liberals and others likely donated. However, WinnPTiger seems to be implying that all black people are part of the 'black community,' whether or not they live near, associate with, are married to, or otherwise have a connection with other black people. he doesn't specify whether these black people are law abiding, conservative, liberal, nothing.

Since you two cannot agree on what constitutes the "black community," how is it that both of you expect me to know what the hell it means?