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re: SEC Expansion Target Rankings

Posted by lazlodawg on 8/14/26 at 7:13 pm to
RE: Notre Dame fans

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Bad:
1. Non fit
2. Their fans


I thought their fans were pretty great when UGA played them. Very knowledgeable and welcoming. One of the best away game experiences I've had.
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Well, considering the subject is “all-time”, then it is highly applicable. Now had he limited it to the past 10-20 years, then you’d have a point.

But he said “all time”, so you don’t.


Let me clarify: How applicable is this time period represented by the giant fricking picture below to programs today?

fricking hell man. Context.
Interesting, but how applicable is this to programs today?

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Only deposit $9,999.00 or less. The bank won’t have a reason to flag


You do this and the bank will file a SAR instead. You don't want that.
You buddies with this guy?

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well it’s midterms, they’re gonna be motivated


I don't think low-propensity voters are more likely to vote in midterm elections. Usually just the opposite.
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Kalshi/538 give him a 90% chance to be reelected to the Senate. 90/10 doesn't seem like a close race IMO


Ossoff has a lead with younger and unmotivated voters (not my opinion - it's in the polls). Collins leads substantially among likely voters. Guess we'll see in November who turns out. I didn't vote for Collins in the primary, so he's not "my guy" but I can see beyond the astroturfing. Ossoff is widely seen as the most vulnerable D senate seat. That is why the money is being spent. It makes no sense otherwise.
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tarzana

Ossoff will certainly be relected to the Senate (that race ain't even close




If it weren't in doubt, he wouldn't be spending so much.
Population decline is fortuitously occurring at the same time that automation is projected to astronomically advance. Sounds like a good thing to me.
Man, I would love to be proven wrong, but Nothing Is Going to Happen to these people.
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Proceeds to tell us how hard it was 40 years ago


This statement was afterwards when attempting to empathize and relate in order to foster constructive dialogue. I only continued with the original statement to address those who had issue with what I originally said. It's a sequence, see? A thread even.



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I’m 32, make nearly $200k a year and have a homes worth of stock options, I’m all good.

But I can also recognize everything being expensive AF and more poor people makes me worse off.

Again, not that hard


No one cares what you do or how much you make and it's not pertinent.

Everything has gotten expensive AF. Where do I say it hasn't? In fact I'm pretty sure somewhere in this thread I alluded to the same thing. Yep here it is:
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I think the disconnect is that when people say it's tough now (and Holy shite, it is) they don't want to hear how tough it was 40 years ago because it's not helpful. What people are saying and should say more plainly is "this too shall pass" and to stick with it and to not get discouraged. Keep working hard and keep sacrificing. Don't succumb to the black pill and give up on your goals.

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I pointed out the nonsense of your dad making 75 bucks a week and buying a home

You moved the goalpost immediately and said your mom made more

Scruffy and Johnny killed that

Times were tough then and are tough now

No need to bullshite


Nothing I posted was untrue. You choose to believe that it was. I can't help that.
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You are really struggling bubba


This is a meaningless statement that's condescending with the patronizing diminutive to top it off. Keep going, "champ".
It's tough to listen to. It's competitive victimhood and an external locus of control.