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HighlyFavoredTiger

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Interests:Cooking, all LSU sports, travel, shooting, family time
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Registered on:6/14/2018
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Congratulations uv Slim, hope you got plenty to keep you busy for the first few years!
Hopefully they are still looking for his feet, doubt he was standing on them
I’m pretty sure it’s much more certain than “may he”!
Satan probably had to turn the heat down due to all the fuel the supreme leader brought.
This should be plastered all over every news channel in America!
These criminals helped cause the closing of hundreds of coal burning power plants, costing thousands of men and women lifelong careers, crippling communities by killing their tax base, costing the American taxpayers billions of dollars for sorry @#s Chinese wind and solar equipment and endangering national security by destabilizing the power grid. Some of these folks deserve prison time.

re: Washing machine options

Posted by HighlyFavoredTiger on 2/19/26 at 10:44 pm to
SpeedQueen TC5 has knobs and less electronic controls but kinda small capacity, about $1350-1400.
LG WT8400CW, I’ve used 2 of these, they have been beast, large 5.5 cuft capacity, can wash heavy king size comforter, no agitator in ours but there is an agitator model too. Has more SMART functions than I need but still easy to use and no electronics problems with ours, they’re about $1350 regular but you can get them $850 or less when on sale.
She’s done it so much, for so long and gone unabated to the point that they created an ETF so normal traders could buy in and get exposure to her most of the holdings seem similar to blue chip or tech stock etf’s, I’m not sure it’s making 1700%.
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What was his Saudi name?
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Sam the Sham
Whoever ober here that dawn spose to be ober here!
There’s no way that all these scams that sap away taxpayer dollars are carried out without insider help. Multiple government workers that work in administration offices have to be involved, if you don’t believe that, just be a legitimate citizen actually in need of government agency help and go into any government agency office and try to apply for benefits.
When you see the red tape and hassle that you have to deal with and all the proof you have to provide, you’ll know that the only way multiple theft schemes can be successful is through insider assistance.
There’s obviously still alot to be sorted out here but one thing that I often wonder about when I see stories about authorities doing ballistics test to determine what weapons were used in shootings, how do they differentiate between all the possible cartridges in the world?
In this case they say .30-06, but when you look at cartridge data, there are probably at least 40 to 50 cartridges that use .308 diameter bullets that have been commercially available and probably that many other “wildcat” calibers that shooters have developed.
A large number of those cartridges are capable of producing 1500 to 4000 fps, all rifles and pistols have rifling grooves in the barrel to create bullet spin.
But how is a random .30 cal (.308” diameter) bullet, with rifling marks, determined to be shot from a .30-06? Why not a .308 Win, 30-30 Win, 30-40 Krag, 300 Blackout, .30 carbine, 300 Norma, 300 Win mag, 300 RUM, 7.62 x 51 nato…or any of the other multitude of .30 cal cartridges.
Oh man! I remember when ABC Sports used to have clips that showed elation vs. devastation and called it “The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat” this game would be the opening clip if that still existed!
Imagine how terrible the kid that missed the PAT felt, then 35 seconds later, how terrible the kid that threw the helmet felt.
When I watched the video I didn’t know it was St. Charles Catholic, I just read St. Charles, but as it played, I did think, man that young kicker had some Devine intervention on his side, then I heard St. Charles Catholic. In 2065 when these seniors are having their 40th reunion, this will still be legendary.
+1 on the Timberland Pro, I wore those the last 10 or more years of industrial plant work, I got them a half to full size larger than my size and put a pair of SpencoPolysorb sports cushion insoles in them, could wear them 12-16 hours without foot pain.
Great stats and facts, when I see electric production mentioned on here I always see a lot of votes for nuclear and I understand the thought process. But what you posted is the fact process and is what actually happened on the last large scale nuclear in America; it almost financially broke one of the largest, most aggressive power companies in the nation, Southern Company.
If you consider timeframe from permitting to completion, our power needs can’t wait 16-17 years for nuclear units to be built and companies have to be cautious committing to building because political landscape changes every 4 years. Maybe modular nuclear or something smaller scale but with all the government regulations and overreach, just saying build nuclear is much harder and longer range than many people realize.
SNAP and other give away programs can’t be fixed at this point, multiple generations have grown to expect it and it’s been too easy to abuse and manipulate. Government programs have become a tool and a weapon and politicians and media will never accept what it would take to correct the system.
It wasn’t a 49% contract, it was a contract to be represented and they would never talk about money or amounts or possible maybes or anything. They drug it out for 3 years, mainly because they were working on another case that ended hugely and instead of saying they didn’t really want the case or have time for it, they strung it out for 3 years, finally admitted that they couldn’t finish the case because it was in another state, so they had to bring in a lawyer from that state to help bring them to an offer.
I saw my friends final run down from his team of lawyers, they had added cost from subject matter experts, photographers, administrative workers, other lawyers, damn near everyone but their janitor, copies of this and that, you name it, I can tell you for a fact, the final offer was $1.45 million and my friend got $752 thou and the lawyers took $689 thou., period. That’s close enough to 49%.
I know someone that was broad sided by a big truck, their lawyers took 3 years to settle the case, they also got another lawyer from out of state involved, ended up settling out of court with trucking companies lawyers, amount of insurance was 1.45 million, attorneys took exactly 49%. My friend got inured for life and screwed over by their attorneys.
Definitely a big factor, that and throwing $70-80-100 MILLION booster club dollars at every next new coaching candidate, sooner or later the outrageous salary escalation has to stop and incentives to win and graduate players has to take precedence. Raise them and pay them after they prove they are worthy of the LSU coaching job.
It’s crazy how much harm the NIL bulls*it is causing, makes players like Nuss not have to have the desire and fire that QBs used to have to display, they get paid whether they’re good or not
BK and his squad broke two 30 plus year monuments in back to back losses against Vanderbilt and Texas A&M!