RobbBobb

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Getting involved behind the scenes vs grand standing like he's given a presidential speech are 2 different things

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Lulz. Stay out of La politics. You havent a clue

Getting involved behind the scenes is what Jindal did. We didnt find out until later why Miles got to stay, and EdO was hired on the cheap

Yet JBE went on statewide TV and threatened the football program to get a tax passed. And it worked. If Landry tried going behind the scenes the Carville, Fat Scott, JBE crowd would still be in control

Dont forget it was the woke media that forced Landry to go public at a presser over SNAP benefits. He dropped the load right on them, and it got us to where we are today.

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huh?

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The documentation of the future of the Fertile Crescent was already written in Genesis. From the point where the Ark came to rest, science has now confirmed that civilization came from that spot

Also, the religion that Christ practiced developed for 300 years before the Roman Emperor took control. It was entirely Jewish. And Peter wanted to keep it that way. Remember the guy with the keys, the first ope, and all. Paul rebuked him for that. It is now essentially gentile. Due to the Catholics taking control. The Catholics formed their own version of Christianity

Then the Prots broke away, because they were seeking a different path to return to the way of Christ

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A superior being created life, and the being sent his word to Mohammad through the Qu'ran.


We're done here, right?

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The name certainly checks out

All religions came from the original that was practiced by Adam, Noah, and eventually Abraham. Even the Muslims. But you knew that right?

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The Islamic holy books are the Tawrat (Torah), the Zabur (Psalms), and the Injil (Arabic for the Gospel), received by Jesus. Additionally, the Quran mentions the Scrolls of Abraham and the Scrolls of Moses

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Also, science traces most histories to the Fertile Crescent

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The Fertile Crescent is believed to be the first region where settled farming emerged. Also, technological advances in the region include the development of agriculture and the use of irrigation, domestication of animals, languages, of writing, the wheel, and glass.

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And its also telling that a book written 10,000 years ago pegged that Noahs Ark came to rest there, and civilization would be borne from there. Weird, aint it

Even paganism is an offshoot of the original religion. Fun fact. The word pagan was invented by Christians in the 1400s

We know that Judaism was first. Out of that came Christianity, then Catholicism, then Islam, then pagans, then Mormons, etc. But what about Hindu?

Hindu was originally a geographical term, not religious. The Muslims applied the term to the religion of the people from there. Wait? The Muslims created them, as a way of distinguishing themselves from Hindus? What a shock

Then theres Buddhism. One of the earliest evidence of this religion is written on the pillars of Ashoka, which oddly enough doesnt contain the Buddha anywhere. Ashoka converted to the religion, wrote the pillars in guess what language? Aramaic. The language that Jesus spoke. Aint that something? 300 hundred years before Jesus was born. The proponents of the new religion of Buddha, were actually ancestors who forked off from the lines of Jesus

Its fascinating if you study it for yourself, and not listen to the bias of religion professors

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"this answers a lot of questions about the evolution timeline

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But it doesnt

Its just their best made up guess to fit their convoluted timeline. And a very poor one

But some people accept it. I just dont

I accept the theory of vacuum decay. Everything in the universe is decaying, not evolving. And you witness the decay all around on a daily basis. Now multiply that by billions of years. The only exception would be from a force acting from outside our closed system; a God

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why not?

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So the whole autobahn thing went right over your head?

We supposedly know how old the Earth is
We know how far the autobahn runs

Evolution doesnt fit into the age of the Earth nor universes accepted timelines
We can determine how long it takes to complete the autobahn at particular speeds

So to reach an acceptable time for evolution, we have to insert GIANT leaps of exaggerated growth
To traverse the autobahn quickest, there were no speed limits

But with GIANT leaps of evolution we have to also claim stasis, to explain sapiens not advancing AT ALL, for like ever
In order to travel safely on the autobahn, we introduced speed limits. Which would absolutely destroy the reason for ever building the autobahn

(and yes, there are now speed limits on many parts of the autobahn)

When you cannot tell what a catch or defensive pass interference is anymore (one play not reviewable for obvious reasons), then whats the point of watching?

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How did all these things evolve over a 6000-year period?

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Well, first of all, if youre referencing the creation, this is pure stupidity on your part. The 6,000 year guesstimate is not Biblical. One priest threw it together, and the most moronic of the atheists/agnostics latched onto its fallacy. I've attended churches for decades and not once have we been taught the Earth is only 6,000 years old. Grow up

Secondly, an actual creative force wouldnt have to wait millennia for matter to cool, atmospheres to form, and beings to evolve, now would it?

Lastly, the earth and moon (which determines our 24 hr day) wasnt even created until the 4th "day". So clearly there is another method of defining "a creation day" other than 24 hours. Obviously youre not a sci-fi fan, even those atheist writers depicted worlds with varying ways to determine time

Gave mine a wiener









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2nd round

NFL likes him:

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4th QB taken. Garrett Nussmeier, LSU Tigers

Nussmeier is the son of a former NFL quarterback, and it shows. He plays with confidence rooted in sound fundamentals, an understanding of defensive windows and solid zip on his throws. He's a gunslinger, and with that comes the good and the bad. His smaller frame may be a limitation, but it's hard not to want to give him a chance to lead an offense.

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Garrett Nussmeier (Senior @ LSU). 6’1”, 205 lbs, 4.82 40YD. 24 y

Arguably the best pure passer, especially on deep balls. While he has a strong arm, he’s relatively shorter, lighter, older, and appears slower, but has been clocked as faster than Allar, Beck, Mendoza, Moore, and Simpson.

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Nussmeier: DRAFT PROJECTION: 2nd - Early
Overall Rank: #39 Position rank: #4 (QB)


Scouting Report: Strengths

* Natural arm talent jumps off the tape - consistently generates velocity without straining
* Shows impressive touch layering passes between defenders - during the '24 Ole Miss game, especially on the game-tying drive
* Creates throwing lanes under pressure
* Displays toughness and grit
* Shows flashes of anticipatory throwing - hit several tight windows by releasing before breaks

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Garrett Nussmeier, LSU: Second/Third round

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if/when i get the old one back, i'd like to still have the option to use this one seamlessly in case it ever were to happen again

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If they agree to give your old one back, they will then ban this one as part of the bargain