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re: Had Paul Skenes lost his mojo?

Posted by Barbellthor on 7/3/26 at 6:07 am to
Lane should definitely pull him.
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he could have stayed at the Mansion and save the taxpayers a ton of money not having 4 SUVs and 4 motorcycles working to protect his sorry carcass.

Well, that's a bit much. A governor showing support for the flagship school is always fine.
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Sounds like he is trying to avoid any massive electrical outages. I don’t see much wrong with this message.

Tell me how you feel about Texas power grids in the winter, oh hypocrite.
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Later controversies (e.g., The Age of Reason, criticizing organized religion

Reading Agrarian Justice, his premise for a national dole smacks of Marxist bullshite. The problem with the age of reason/the enlightenment, or generally the idea that you can reach the same moral conclusions christianity gives us by reasoning to those conclusions, is that it takes the moral premise legs out of western morality and leaves our own "reasoning" in its place.

In other words, what the age of reason did was birth nihilism. What nihilism does by having each person be the master of the world is allow each individual to be eternally subjective and justify him or herself by "reason," which quickly just turns out to be one's feelings and preferences. This void of objective morality is filled immediately here in the west by Marxism, which is eternally subjective regarding the things it wants to change and sternly objective for the things it wants to assert as fact.

In sum, give thanks to Payne for his vision of recognizing that the time was right to end the crown in place of an individual-centric constitution (even if he did not understand that individuals are to be preferred with basic universal rights based on universal Christian truths, not mere popular rule chaos), but don't believe that each individual can assert an equally valid moral conclusion, or conversely that the sum of popular whim justifies a particular action.
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Air Products cancels Lake Maurepas carbon capture facility

Retards. Even if it does nothing to help the planet, it can bring some productivity to your local community.
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but strategically the fighting on the first day might have been the most important. The First and Eleventh Corps successfully prevented Hill and Ewell from gaining the heights south of town

My memory is the Confederates just decided to stop because it was getting close to night. Whatever commander said something like hey the enemy is there. Let's go. We have them. But up command decided to sit for the night. That was probably the real potential for winning the battle. The 5th louisiana that my reenacting group represents I believe was there.
Whelp. There went the neighborhood.
Baby. Another on the way. Wife respects and adores me. I have a job. I have a friend, hobbies, and health.

I want for nothing.
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Just think, God is even cool with en slaving his creation, breaking up families, and punishment and torture for select few

No. He is not. Some things exist, and God gives direction on how to navigate life through the things we create through our choices.
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to enrich the select few.

Ah. You're just a lying Marxist. No need to waste our time with you.
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Iced Earth

Wow. Somewhat deep cut. Good buddy in college had a cd of theirs that I burned. Once in a blue moon I'll listen to it and think of him. I burned the cd just to collect it really, but it's just some good ol metal.
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surge of Union reinforcements moving to sure up that area.

Certainly that. But, had the confederates known that Maine was literally without ammunition and assaulted once more, they would have overcome that flank. With whatever unit. And then who knows what, as this kind of warfare is so interesting. Outright numbers often crumbled under momentum.
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The 47th and 4th Alabama, as well as the 4th and 5th Texas, had already retreated from the area by the time the 20th Maine decided to fix bayonets and charge the exhausted veterans of the 15th Alabama.

Makes sense, as the rebels had abandoned the assault.

In any case, Sabaton should do a song about it. It's honestly a historically underrated last ditch charge.
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Some people think it don’t be like it is, but it do.

--Black Science Guy

re: OMG - It's So Hot Outside!!

Posted by Barbellthor on 6/27/26 at 10:51 pm to
Been pretty mild the last couple years.
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The confederacy was a doomed effort from the start

I mean. The Confederacy was one late evening push on day one of Gettysburg from likely ending the battle and having Lincoln sue for peace. Or an 8th assault up the fateful Round Top on day 2. Or cavalry rounding behind the union center on day 3 to meet Pickett's Charge.

McClelland's timidity gave quite the opportunity.
For the far left, you get to be you. You just don't get to exist. You have to do you in the gulag until you are dead.

re: I think I could fix her

Posted by Barbellthor on 6/27/26 at 10:42 pm to
Clients are just...something, man. They tell you their story and argument. You say yes, that's fair, but ALSO the rest of the evidence says X, Y, and Z. Then they act like they didn't hear you just say everything you did, usually getting indignant or offended that you would explain how things are likely to work instead of just agreeing with them.

Then when exactly what you said would happen does happen, they act Pikachu face shocked that they're just now hearing everything for the first time happen exactly like you said it could.

re: Gas prices are bullshite

Posted by Barbellthor on 6/27/26 at 10:25 pm to
Yes, leaving prices high after production cost reduction is BS. But in the politics side, people need to start getting really pissed at iran if they weren't already. That shite hole country is dragging this war out and buy extension the manufactured gas price increases and inflation.