KillTheGophers
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re: LIV Golf Virginia (Lucas Herbert wins, earns US Open exemption)
Posted by KillTheGophers on 5/11/26 at 1:20 pm to JimTiger72
The PGA Tour should ostracize all players that went to LIV - or make them pay a massive reinstatement fee.
Funny thing - what happened to LIV and the PGA Tour is happening every day in this country.
Private equity comes in and flashes cash, promises much bigger and better things….everything is good for a while then the bottom starts to give way and it collapses…investors want out and nothing but rot is left.
I am an old man - but I have yet to meet a doctor, dentist, cpa, architect, farmer, vet, engineer firm owner, etc that was happy with their private equity deal 48 months later. They sit in my office, sob and complain after every attorney and financial expert warned about potential long term issues.
Funny thing - what happened to LIV and the PGA Tour is happening every day in this country.
Private equity comes in and flashes cash, promises much bigger and better things….everything is good for a while then the bottom starts to give way and it collapses…investors want out and nothing but rot is left.
I am an old man - but I have yet to meet a doctor, dentist, cpa, architect, farmer, vet, engineer firm owner, etc that was happy with their private equity deal 48 months later. They sit in my office, sob and complain after every attorney and financial expert warned about potential long term issues.
re: Just Voted. Voted For Fleming. I Think He's Better Than Letlow, But Not 100% Positive.
Posted by KillTheGophers on 5/9/26 at 8:26 am to KCT
Flemming
There is something about Letlow that is just not right - she is too scripted, too controlled, too fake…she reminds me more of someone from Missouri than Louisiana.
And her stock trading situation - no one cares who made the trades on her behalf, she shoulda known better - complete lapse and lack of integrity.
It would be interesting to know her net worth day one in Congress and now. I am guessing she went from broke to multi millionaire and about to have a lifetime pension and medical care greater than anything the rest of us could dream of.
Flemming did not ride taxpayer coattails.
Now, all that said Letlow before Cassidy all day.
There is something about Letlow that is just not right - she is too scripted, too controlled, too fake…she reminds me more of someone from Missouri than Louisiana.
And her stock trading situation - no one cares who made the trades on her behalf, she shoulda known better - complete lapse and lack of integrity.
It would be interesting to know her net worth day one in Congress and now. I am guessing she went from broke to multi millionaire and about to have a lifetime pension and medical care greater than anything the rest of us could dream of.
Flemming did not ride taxpayer coattails.
Now, all that said Letlow before Cassidy all day.
re: FBS coaches want 24 teams and an end to conference title games…
Posted by KillTheGophers on 5/7/26 at 6:47 am to RollTide1987
I stopped caring about college football some time ago - it is broken beyond repair.
Pros
Posted by KillTheGophers on 4/23/26 at 1:23 pm
These pros are hitting 3 wood further than I hit my 5 hybrid and gap wedge combined….and they are dropping these shots in the heart of the fairway. (I am nearly 60 but still).
Watched 3 pros put their 3 woods 310 yards out….all ending up 8 yards of each other.
The precision of professional golf is an amazing skill set.
Watched 3 pros put their 3 woods 310 yards out….all ending up 8 yards of each other.
The precision of professional golf is an amazing skill set.
re: How You Can Stop LSU Administrators from Terminating Alumni Email
Posted by KillTheGophers on 4/20/26 at 12:24 am to GeorgeWebber
I am losing my alumni email address….different university….same problem:
No, this change is affecting all colleges and universities using Google for higher education accounts. In early 2021, Google announced it was ending the free unlimited storage it had offered higher education accounts (see under “Introducing a new storage policy”). Each institution will now be charged for any storage above a standard allotment.
Based on this new model, Yale has determined that it can support 5GB of data for each YaleMail account moving forward.
No, this change is affecting all colleges and universities using Google for higher education accounts. In early 2021, Google announced it was ending the free unlimited storage it had offered higher education accounts (see under “Introducing a new storage policy”). Each institution will now be charged for any storage above a standard allotment.
Based on this new model, Yale has determined that it can support 5GB of data for each YaleMail account moving forward.
re: Wealth taxes- do you think they will be coming in the next 10 years?
Posted by KillTheGophers on 4/4/26 at 3:00 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
If some tax on assets ever becomes constitutional, what is happening in New York will happen nationally. Those impacted will simply pack their bags and move to a tax friendly haven.
A tax on asssets is a dangerous slope….we all know it won’t stop at the richest of the rich. The tax slime always drips downward.
Rich people are usually smart. They will deploy teams of cpas and tax attorneys to find and exploit every loophole….and set up long term holding strategies that bypass whatever new tax may be imposed.
Currently, the USA does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem. We will see a default in longer dated treasuries / bonds before we see a wealth tax.
Default meaning that interest due will be restructured with a materially reduced rate and longer amortization.
All that stated…We are a socialized state already….there is no turning back.
A tax on asssets is a dangerous slope….we all know it won’t stop at the richest of the rich. The tax slime always drips downward.
Rich people are usually smart. They will deploy teams of cpas and tax attorneys to find and exploit every loophole….and set up long term holding strategies that bypass whatever new tax may be imposed.
Currently, the USA does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem. We will see a default in longer dated treasuries / bonds before we see a wealth tax.
Default meaning that interest due will be restructured with a materially reduced rate and longer amortization.
All that stated…We are a socialized state already….there is no turning back.
re: Mississippi House Passes No Tax on NIL Money Bill
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/19/26 at 8:40 am to RLDSC FAN
That is some third world stuff right there.
Our society is so out of balance - we need a massive economic recession to pull everyone back to reality…..including college athletics.
But I understand the reasoning - most of these kids are going to run into tax issues with state and irs due to poor tax planning and reporting.
Our society is so out of balance - we need a massive economic recession to pull everyone back to reality…..including college athletics.
But I understand the reasoning - most of these kids are going to run into tax issues with state and irs due to poor tax planning and reporting.
re: Miami (OH) is winning the natty
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/19/26 at 8:35 am to KCM0Tiger
SMU had no business in the tournament - that was clear.
re: Kids in Metairie parade being targeted for doing Nazi salutes
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 11:05 pm to sgallo3
They are tapping their heart and pointing out to others
That is not a izan salute
That is not a izan salute
re: tOfficial S and tBoat conference tournament thread
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:38 pm to saintsfan22
No discussion - Auburn has no business in the last 4
re: tOfficial S and tBoat conference tournament thread
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:36 pm to sms151t
Florida did get screwed - the Houston deal is complete BS
re: tOfficial S and tBoat conference tournament thread
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:31 pm to S
Florida will destroy the Clemson Iowa winner.
re: tOfficial S and tBoat conference tournament thread
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:29 pm to Pedro
SMU is so dang fragile - sometimes they look great - other times they look like a bad high school team.
re: Michigan winning it all
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:23 pm to Buttermilk Pancakes
Akron is beating TT
re: Michigan winning it all
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/15/26 at 5:19 pm to Buttermilk Pancakes
Yep - Michigan is primed
It is a three horse race
Arizona, Michigan and Duke
Everyone else is a level beneath those 3.
It is a three horse race
Arizona, Michigan and Duke
Everyone else is a level beneath those 3.
re: Louisiana Tech men to play Kennesaw St in the CUSA Championship game tomorrow
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/14/26 at 6:47 pm to hsfolk
Lady Techsters score 38 point total and lose by 6.
Sorry, but if you score only 38 in the conference championship, you have no business in the ncaa tournament.
Sorry, but if you score only 38 in the conference championship, you have no business in the ncaa tournament.
re: Louisiana Tech set for 20-Game Football Slate
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/13/26 at 2:47 pm to msutiger
You have to love Louisiana Tech
I mean, goodness, two conference fighting over them!
The AAC, MWC, PAC12 and Big12 probably want some of this action as well!!
I mean, goodness, two conference fighting over them!
The AAC, MWC, PAC12 and Big12 probably want some of this action as well!!
re: New York bill would ban AI from answering questions related to medicine, law, dentistry.
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/5/26 at 11:09 pm to TrueTiger
Well, lawyers have a real problem.
Making the use of AI in the legal realm impermissible is an alarm bell for all.
The way the legal system works in this nation is about to undergo rapid and monumental change. NY and the ABA can’t stop that - that movement will die from within at the hands of younger attorneys that can deploy AI.
The winners will be the larger firms that merge and have capital to effectively deploy AI. That’s the only way - the sole practitioners, small boutique firms up to small regional firms are all but toast once their elderly client base dies.
The habits of today’s youth and young adults have set the stage for AI. Those kids don’t want to interact with a banker, lawyer, accountant, investment advisor, insurance agent, car salesman, real estate agent, etc.
Making the use of AI in the legal realm impermissible is an alarm bell for all.
The way the legal system works in this nation is about to undergo rapid and monumental change. NY and the ABA can’t stop that - that movement will die from within at the hands of younger attorneys that can deploy AI.
The winners will be the larger firms that merge and have capital to effectively deploy AI. That’s the only way - the sole practitioners, small boutique firms up to small regional firms are all but toast once their elderly client base dies.
The habits of today’s youth and young adults have set the stage for AI. Those kids don’t want to interact with a banker, lawyer, accountant, investment advisor, insurance agent, car salesman, real estate agent, etc.
re: CFA vs CFP
Posted by KillTheGophers on 3/3/26 at 9:45 pm to TigahsOnTop
CFAs are toast due to AI
There will be some need for CFPs
There will be some need for CFPs
re: Trump just nuked the democrats after- speech counter programming
Posted by KillTheGophers on 2/24/26 at 10:17 pm to Bourre
This speech is a load of BS.
re: 12 year worldwide meta-analysis study revealed Chemotherapy has a 97% failure rate.
Posted by KillTheGophers on 2/14/26 at 9:58 pm to Ailsa
97% failure rate seems mathematically impossible.
statistically, would doctors not push other forms of treatments if 97% is the number?
statistically, would doctors not push other forms of treatments if 97% is the number?
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