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Why are these parts being entrusted to UPS?

We wouldn’t ship classified documents via commercial courier.


Do you have any idea of the size of the Military Industrial Complex and how may vendors feed off it? Do you have any idea of the challenges involved in operating a worldwide logistics and delivery network? I can only imagine how much larger the $40 trillion US debt would be if we let the federal government bear that burden. The USPS has a monopoly on mail delivery and posts multi-billion dollar losses annually.
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I don’t know how other companies are, but Caterpillar has a longstanding acronym fetish going back decades. At one point they even put out a dictionary of corporate acronyms that was every bit as big as your average Webster.


United Parcel Service wrote the book on acronyms right down to making the name of the company an acronym and building the brand around it. An acronym is nothing more than finding an efficient, quicker way to express a string of words. UPS’s entire business model has always revolved around efficiency.
Eggs and sausage for breakfast.
Ham and cheese sandwich for lunch.
Spaghetti with meatballs and Italian sausage for dinner.

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1) declared for the draft


So some 5th string NAIA player can declare himself eligible for the NFL Draft and brag to all his friends that he was an “NFL player”.

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2) signed an NFL contract


So…..like the 14 year old Saints fan with chronic liver disease?

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2) Participated in training camp


So like Will Ferrell, Billy Crystal and every other celebrity that has ever participated in a spring training game?
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Lane Kiffin is today’s version of Hugh Freeze


Except that one of them took the Auburn job and one of them said I’m holding out for something better.

Except that one of them was a high school coach and one of them was an NFL head coach.

Except that one of them has a Sun Belt Conference Championship Ring and one of them has 3 National Championship rings.

Except one of them caused Ole Miss to vacate 27 wins, got them a 2-year postseason ban and 3 years of probation and one of them made a sarcastic remark to an on field reporter from ESPN.

re: The Reason LSU Caved....

Posted by LSU82BILL on 9/9/26 at 3:32 pm to
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LSU won natties before and after Saban…let that sink in…


With 3 different coaches who all had losing records over their career without their W/L records at LSU. Let that sink in.

re: Connect the dots for LSU fans

Posted by LSU82BILL on 9/9/26 at 7:27 am to
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As soon as it was mutually agreed that it was not proper for Bediako to play, Alabama gently acquiesced and followed proper protocol


Alabama didn’t “agree” to shite. After Bediako’s TRO expired, a circuit court judge ruled him ineligible then denied his motion for interim injunctive relief and the Alabama Supreme Court denied his emergency appeal.
Fortunately, Southern folk are friendlier to you than New Englanders are to them.

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This looks like a post from 2017 where Ole Miss fans liked to point out how LSU’s coach sucked at his previous SEC head coaching job 2 years before he assembled the greatest team in college football history.
You may very well be giving Ole Miss too much credit. Ole Miss may very well be a 4 or 5 loss team with that defense we saw last night and what happens in 2 weeks won’t mean shite. Ole Miss beat us last year when we were ranked #4. That win wasn’t so impressive when we finished 7-6.
If Ben Simmons went on to be a perennial All Star and future Hall of Famer, I still wouldn’t be a fan. The only reason he came to LSU was because he couldn’t go straight to the NBA and his godfather happened to be an LSU assistant coach who could babysit him for the 6-7 months he was on campus. He never gave a shite about his teammates, the program or the university.
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Why don’t you do that little bit of research for us? After all any intelligent person can tell you that it’s very very easy to lead or be within two shots of the lead after 54 holes on the PGA Tour. What a miserable person you must be.


I just asked you a simple question pal. Since you decided to pontificate with data, I figured you knew the answer. No need for research. Just ask Google AI. Here you go.

During the 2026 PGA Tour season, Sam Burns has held the 54-hole lead (or co-lead) or been within two strokes of the lead heading into the final round exactly 3 times.

54-Hole Performance Breakdown

The Open Championship: Burns carded a 5-under 65 in the third round to take a solo two-stroke lead at 10-under par. He ultimately finished in 3rd place after a final-round 72.

FedEx St. Jude Championship: He shot a bogey-free 62 on Saturday to enter the final round in a three-way co-lead at 11-under par. He finished the tournament tied for 3rd.

The Masters Tournament: Burns began the final round within one stroke of the lead after posting rounds of 67-71-68. A final-round 73 placed him solo 7th.


So….while, as you say, it is “very, very easy to lead or be within two shots of the lead after 54 holes on the PGA Tour“, only 2-3% of the original field do that every tournament. Sam has only done it 3 times this year and failed to win once.
What is his average score on Sunday when he leads or is within 2 strokes of the lead after 54 holes?

re: Dolly Parton passes away

Posted by LSU82BILL on 8/25/26 at 1:07 pm to
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Yet this guy still walks the earth.

And today, August 25th, is the 21st anniversary of Hurricane Katrina making landfall in South Florida on its way to the Gulf.
Berkshire Hathaway was founded in Rhode Island. The now trillion dollar conglomerate began as a merger of 2 fledgling textile mills.
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Max college career way longer than his nfl career will be.


He’s not playing in the NFL if he isn’t ready after seasons in P4 programs. Some of these 5th and 6th year kids are just doing it for a paycheck instead of entering the workforce. They sure as hell aren’t pursuing a PhD.
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Marcus Dupree says hello


THIS. Marcus Dupree’s high school highlights were as good as anyone in history….and he did it at 6’3 and 225 lbs. Scarier yet was that his film as a true freshman at Oklahoma looked like high school highlights. He average 8.8 a carry once he was inserted as a starter.
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Heat are either gonna be totally fun to watch or completely awful. I have no idea


Riley is trying to recreate the Wade, Bosh, LeBron era. He’s got his big 3 and a half dozen veteran perimeter shooters.
Most non-residential streets in South Florida are 3 straight lanes plus turn lanes. I’ve seen the roundabout around the Arc De Triomphe. It would never work here.