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I looked up this very thing the other day. I remember I was 7. My parents pushed the Santa fantasy hard. According to what I read, some kids as early as 4 figure it out and as late as 15 believe based on their mental aptitude. Basically, how old do you have to be before you have enough common sense one man can't visit every kids house in the world in one night. Once I started to question it, I still had a sister that was 2, so I had to play along a few years for her or I was in trouble.

that's obvious aint it? He threw his career , family, reputation away to get some white p---y

A couple years ago I woke up on a Sunday morning with the tv on after staying out late. A preacher was on tv ranting about how the ladies that go to his church don't need to dress in their gym attire at church

as much money as he's making he can buy him some hair.

they'll make up and she will not resign. It's Trumps M.O. They all know it. They all know it's just theatre . It's just to sell advertising.

some people familiar with this situation on social media have disputed this and say they start their mechanics cheap and treat them like shite

Ole Miss is a shoe-in to make the play offs and most likely as a top 8 seed and host a first round home game. They'll likely advance to the quarter-finals Jan 1. That's an entire month of December where most all college hiring's will take place and if Kiffin has any sort of moral compass will be focused on the play-offs and the prospective schools (LSU, FL etc) will move on to plan B. If not, and if Ole Miss loses in the quarterfinal under any circumstance or even round1, then a lot of people outside of whoever he signs with will say "Ole Miss lost b/c he was focused on his new job".

On the other hand, NFL hiring's take place between the last week of the regular season on up until after the superbowl. Which is after the college playoffs. Even if Ole Miss won it all and Kiffin jumped ship to the NFL afterwards, no one would question his intent or that he put all focus on Ole Miss for the play offs. I actually think as we sit here today Kiffin's current frame of mind is staying at Ole Miss.

I do think the most likely scenario is that he stays focused on Ole MIss, but when this season is over he will realize he's taken them as far as he or anyone can and move on to the NFL. I think he will be looking at the long term picture and have a 2 to 3 year NFL plan and if things aren't working he will know he's still a hot commodity back at the college level. If this happened he'd be patterning his career after Saban who I think is his idol.

this is fake, the caption when he said "i'm trying to bag out" was misspelled. He was saying he was trying to "back out" meaning back out the driveway on to the street.

I wonder why the description has to qualify her as a "liberal" woman. That should be obvious. They make decisions on emotion, not common sense. In this case I bet it goes deeper than helping a homeless man. She took to the street to recruit her some live in BBC.

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The most beautiful women are generally in church on Saturdays or Sundays.

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That sounds good in theory and maybe you're talking about personality and spirit, but I don't see any physically attractive thin women in church parking lots or with church attire on when i'm getting gas on Sunday mornings. I haven't noticed a thin built attractive woman affiliated with the church hardly ever. I see them in bars and clubs. I've been on a 2 day bender for these Halloween night club bashes and been back in the nightclub and bar scene the last 2 years in my mid 40's and the better looking women are in the bars and clubs. Church women are generally overweight family women.

I agree with a lot of the first clip first few minutes. I didn't watch after that. Women want to meet in these clubs, even the hot ones age 20-50 but most guys are scared to approach them. Gyms, apartment swimming pools and hobby lobby are another good place.

I just watched the Daniel Shaver and read the story. The cops where called b/c the hotel reported someone pointing a gun out the hotel window based on a call they got from an outside witness. When cops got there they had to assume Shaver had the gun. Initially, he wouldn't come out of the room. When he did, he repeatedly disobeyed commands , possibly b/c he was intoxicated but he disobeyed commands none the less. As he got close to the police in his crawl, for some inexplicable reason he reaches behind him and they fired. He was told repeatedly not to make any such move. They had no way to know if he was reaching for the gun they were called about. But who the hell points a gun out of a hotel window? That's why the cop was acquitted.