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That’s the bottle that got me into bourbon

Started in scotch and Irish whiskey, but that bottle put me on a path of true fiscal irresponsibility

re: frick The SEC, Peace Bitches

Posted by ThePoo on 1/13/26 at 10:18 am to
Much ado about nothing it seems
I just really enjoy the relaxing pace of college baseball, just a great sport to sit down with a glass of whiskey and watch without feeling like you are going to have a heart attack every couple minutes. You still have moments to cheer or be upset about but not every play feels crucial. But like every sport there is a crunch time, so you still get that adrenaline hit in the 7th inning in beyond

Also, I can only get into sports where i feel I am directly connected to the team. I graduated from LSU so I have an interest in most LSU sports. I live in New Orleans, so i have an interest in the saints and pelicans as well

I can't get into hockey or baseball because I do not have those ties. I know many in this area have ties to the cubs and braves due to TV affiliation as kids, but that never drew me in enough. I really wish I could get into the MLB
I just cant get into the twitter interface

I know if it is relevant and on twitter it will be on here within 5 minutes and if it is irrelvant and on twitter it will be on here in less than 2 minutes, because someone is going to use it to troll lol

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Maybe Levitt only plans on playing one year and then going pro



Only going to get harder for the NFL to pry College qbs away, the top qb's in cfb will be making more than essentially every qb on a rookie contract

You'll have to be extremely high up on the draft boards to even consider
I dont really use any of the sites, I pretty much get all my recruting info from stuff posted here

I saw someone had posted a screen cap of the combined rankings a couple days ago but they cut out the site name so I do not know where to go to find it

I dont find that ranking itself to be all that mportant, just a curiosity really. Just like to know what the perception of the players coming in are currently
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I have no idea. Why don't you just say which one? I still have no idea what the point is that y'all are trying to make.



I am not trying to make a point, I legit was asking a question

did not mean to make you so defensive, my bad

Can't even come on here and ask a legit question anymore if you have the wrong team next to your name
which site produces the combined portal/recruit rankings list?
Didn’t take him to supper club, didn’t take him to a men’s bball game. The staff is learning

re: You don't need breakfast, America

Posted by ThePoo on 1/11/26 at 3:10 pm to
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you might even live to be 80 with a health span of maybe 60 years if you’re lucky.
that would be at least twice as long as the people you are suggesting we emulate, so I’ve got that going for me

re: You don't need breakfast, America

Posted by ThePoo on 1/11/26 at 3:08 pm to
Yes I respect your opinion. That everything we need to know about health and diet was learned a couple hundred millennia ago, you’ve unlocked the key to a longer lifespan by following our human ancestors with lifespans of about 30 years old

While you’re at it, might as well get rid of all your modern amenities like vehicles, air conditioners, doctors. Our human ancestors didn’t need those to live to 30 so why would you need them

re: You don't need breakfast, America

Posted by ThePoo on 1/11/26 at 2:50 pm to
Humans have been developing their diets and cooking methods for literally thousands and thousands of years. We have more evidence on the benefits and harms of certain foods than we ever have in history. You are suggesting there is no need to change our diets from a period of thousands and thousands of years ago in a time period of short lifespans (for a variety of reasons) and no actual medical or scientific history and in a period where humans were developmentally different than we are today (at lot of that has to do with diet). You do not need to eat how your human ancestors ate 100,000 years ago. You live a different lifestyle and you are physically developmentally different. Your physiology is different

Why not just live exactly how we did 100,000 years ago and ignore thousands of years of gained human knowledge and scientific and medical advancement, I’m sure our life spans would not shrink at all because how could we ever improve what we were doing 100000 years ago?

What evidence do you have that humans lived healthier better lives 300,000-10,000 years ago other than their shorter lifespans? (Again for a variety of reason)

re: You don't need breakfast, America

Posted by ThePoo on 1/11/26 at 2:07 pm to
No evidence huh

No evidence of plants and fruits providing large amounts of vitamins, minerals, fiber, anti-oxidants

No links to lower instances of high blood pressure, lower cholesterol, lower inflammation, lower chances of heart disease in diets that include vegetables? Can these be supplemented by less efficient or ideal means, sure to some degree

So of course there is evidence


The fact that you say there is literally “no evidence” so confidentially with anything that comes to food seems a bit odd to me, as diet may be one of the most diverse and opinionated realms of modern science when it comes to evidence

re: You don't need breakfast, America

Posted by ThePoo on 1/11/26 at 1:48 pm to
Sugar is virtually impossible to avoid even with traditional “healthy” food items like fruits and veggies, carbs as well (which you also need)

If you eat the appropriate amounts of protein, carbs, and fat…you will be getting sugar

If you mean sugar is not required to be supplemental, then yes


I would say in most instances it’s better to skip lunch than breakfast, a healthy breakfast will kick start your metabolism for the day. Maybe have a light lunch snack then a meal again for dinner. Maybe mix in some light protein snacks throughout the day
Scores were kinda low for such a stacked lineup of teams
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There is no competion...but if you want one compare Mendoza and Burrow in total yards, TDs and interceptions....again not even close and no actual competition...


He knows this

But I can’t tell if you know he knows this
A lot of it is the fault of the ACC and their tie breakers, this can be an issue for the SEC as well

There is no way Duke should have been playing in their conference championship at the expense of Miami
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It's not disproven with the newest bodycam video. You can clearly see when the car spins out in the new video, and it all happens after that first screenshot and the ones I posted when she's continuously turning the wheel to her right, which is away from the officer.


Honestly intent doesnt matter when it comes to justification, all that matters is a vehicle is considered a deadly weapon, It moved in the direction of the officer, it made contact with the officer. That is a deadly threat to the officer regardless if the driver intended it to be or not