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I’m going to Costa Rica for the first time on Tuesday. My friend I’m visiting video called me from a casino/hotel/bar/restaurant in Jaco the other night. There were at least 50 women he walked past who were clearly hookers. Many were actually pretty fine.

One came up to him in a miniskirt, a fishnet bra and bolt-on 36DDs. My friend immediately said “I like your tits.” (Shocked me but he’s been going for years) She smiled, put her hand on his arm and said “Thanks, what’s your name?”

FTR, I’ve never paid for or had sex with a prostitute. Not a professional one anyway. We all pay for it one way or another, friends.

FTR2, my friend is married and his wife was with him. They have a chill relationship, not an open one (that I know of).
Im 61 and have lived in Alabama my whole life. I’ve been to and stayed at least one overnight night in 33 states. I’m sure if I visited more of them could find more negative things about Alabama and positives about them. There are some beautiful places with a great way of life all over our country.

Alabama has it all, imo. Nature and scenery that rivals any, a paradise for outdoorsmen, great music and food, college sports, world class industries In aerospace/defense, airplane production, automobiles, education, banking and medicine. It’s misunderstood and overlooked by many. It’s a well-kept secret as far as I’m concerned. It’s my roots, my history, my life, the place where every important thing in my life has happened. I’m sure I’ll be buried here. Sweet Home.
I’m not aware of many semi autos chambered in .38. Usually revolver. Probably a .380. Of course the press knows nothing about firearms.

I could be mistaken.
I never wore one except a few times at a funeral out of respect for the families. Stupidest shite.
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and Roots


This didn’t teach you anything about black people.
My oldest daughter had a subdural hematoma - brain bleed - when she was eight. Fell on her bike in front of the house. I was out running and coming up the road to finish when I saw my wife carrying her across the yard.

Took her to our local ER to be checked out. They did a concussion check and sent us home with instructions to watch her. She couldn’t walk. Slurring her words. I was pissed. We called our pediatrician and he said bring her to (the bigger hospital) about 20 minutes away and he would meet us.

Long story short she was airlifted to Huntsville and had to have a craniotomy. Didn’t know if she would live or die but the neurosurgeon and his team saved her life. Dr. Joel Pickett, Huntsville AL. He sat us down and asked us if she was wearing a helmet. I looked down and sheepishly said no.

She had a full recovery and is now 34, married with one son.

Don’t let your kids ride bicycles, ATVs or motorcycles without a helmet. You may disagree but really don’t let them ride street bikes at all.
Pets are some of the most spoiled and pampered creatures on earth.
College freshman girl’s essay on palace intrigue. All the yummy scuttlebutt and name dropping. :rolleyes:

re: The 1970’s were glorious

Posted by KingOfTheWorld on 4/23/26 at 6:57 pm to
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Yes the music was great. I moved away from Baton Rouge in the early 80s, but I did have a ticket to the Lynyrd Skynyrd concert in '77... that never happened. Think about that all the time.


Dang, that sucks man. RIP to them all.
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I doubt they spent that. It wasn't like they bought a lot of great players, their portal class was like #25.


Cignetti: Indiana spent $15 million.
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except Indiana didn’t go 16-0 by “buying a roster of kids chasing a bag”

i’m almost 100% certain that Bama’s CFP roster cost them significantly more than Indiana’s did


Cignetti is a good coach but spending $15-20 million absolutely contributed to their run last year. They hadn’t done shite in their entire existence. The portal, NIL and revenue sharing comes along and boom.
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Is it easier to get good players and win a championship at Washington or Alabama? You tell me.


There’s more to it than that now. When an Indiana can buy a roster of kids chasing a bag and go 16-0, it’s a different world. Even though they were #2 this cycle, Alabama’s chokehold on recruiting is not the same as it used to be. All teams have a chance if they spend the money.
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He left Washington to go to the one school that has a better chance of winnning a championship than anyone. How the hell did he not take the easier path?


You think it’s easy following Nick Saban, the GOAT college football coach? The expectations and work load are ridiculous. He could have gone 9-3, 8-4 most years at UW and kept his job.
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Good thing we are eliminating all study of chemistry, classics, French language, horticulture, math, physics, aviation, geology, and life sciences.

I guess we can only study welding and plumbing


There are still schools where you can study them and I think some are still still important, but if there’s no demand at a school for the degree you can’t keep paying professors and entire departments for three students. Somebody has to pay.
I was born in 1965. I grew up smack in the middle of the 70s. The video was funny and accurate but forgot to mention the greatest music ever produced (at least the rock/pop variety). I’m not saying no other great music has been made before or since, but nothing can touch that decade.
Random Thursday morning fact: Albertville, AL is known as the Fire Hydrant Capital of the World.
He doesn’t have to do shite. He’s doing his job the best as he thinks. If the BOT doesn’t like what he’s doing with hires and contracts, they can fire him.