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The last time I went into a Starbucks it had a giant trans flag flying in it. I'm surprised to hear that any of their stores are struggling.
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re: CNBC Interviews Iowa farmer who says he's seeing all Blue Signs & no Red Signs this year
Posted by RAB on 9/23/26 at 5:30 pm to Duck Nation
What a day! A primaried, lame duck politician, a local radio host, and a farmer have all said it’s over!
You can do whatever you want with your baby at any point before they are born…but after that they belong to us.
This is the NIL era. I'll boo if I feel like it.
I think Tom Cotton threatened to kill the bill back in July, and then the senate went on another well deserved vacation. And nothing has happened since then. I wish I was joking.
re: Report: Iran offers to reopen Hormuz strait within 7 days in push for diplomacy
Posted by RAB on 9/22/26 at 7:55 am to ragincajun03
So us paying $1 more per gallon is killing the economy of the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world and forcing a government that hates us with unbridled passion to negotiate a settlement.
Literally Stalin.
re: Bama Is BACK!
Posted by RAB on 9/21/26 at 3:33 pm to bamameister
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It looks to me like coaching is very much the issue. Grubbs is a problem child in every sense of the word. Now he can't keep his mouth shut, and the blowback from the presser today is yet to make its rounds. BAMA fans at Bryant-Denny know why they are booing. And regardless of what Grubbs thinks, it's not the players. Frankly, it never will be. It's the scoreboard, and it's him.
Yeah, he stepped in it today at the podium.
There's always a lot of risk when you threaten the people with a good time.
re: Bama Is BACK!
Posted by RAB on 9/21/26 at 9:58 am to LagunaTide
I don't share your unbridled optimism, but I will say that the past couple of weeks have been fun to watch. Keelon and EJ are crazy talented freshmen, and the offensive line is light years ahead of last season. Special teams have been almost flawless through the first three games. FSU's offense exploited some concerns on defense, though.
Still, I feel like this coaching staff has turned a corner and things are now looking like they want. It's been cool to see the evolution.
Still, I feel like this coaching staff has turned a corner and things are now looking like they want. It's been cool to see the evolution.
re: In Brimingham they love the child abusers.
Posted by RAB on 9/20/26 at 7:56 pm to BoomerandSooner
This stuff is not isolated. Two weeks ago, a homosexual male teacher at Huntsville’s AAA magnet school was arrested for electronic solicitation of a 10 year old. We should really stop letting gay men spend time with kids.
I think that W would have been an adequate (though unspectacular) president in the immediate aftermath of the Cold War. His presidency wasn’t a cake walk, and anyone would have made inevitable, consequential mistakes during the early 2000s. And lest we forget, every major mistake that happened during his presidency had Democrat backing, from the Iraq War to the recession in 2008. Even his response to Katrina looked even worse because of inept Democrats and Democratic policies at the state and local level.
That said, he was a bad president for his times. He made a lot of bad judgment calls, and ultimately left the country in much worse shape than when he inherited it. If that is the standard by which presidents are ultimately judged, then he was a failure.
That said, he was a bad president for his times. He made a lot of bad judgment calls, and ultimately left the country in much worse shape than when he inherited it. If that is the standard by which presidents are ultimately judged, then he was a failure.
There are a lot of people on this forum who swore that the Turtle was toast. Will they own up to it?
re: Know What's Not Sold Anymore But Used to Be Gooder Than a Bitch?
Posted by RAB on 9/14/26 at 11:53 am to LSUGrad9295
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Maybe, but every time I see those, the phrase "Cosby cock" pops into my head (RIP Norm Macdonald)
It seems unjust that Norm is dead and Cosby is not.
re: Thoughts on AI's reported advances of overtaking the internet in 6-12 months
Posted by RAB on 9/12/26 at 5:29 pm to HughsWorkPhone
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If you can’t force china to do the same you cannot slow down yourself.
It feels a lot like the conversations around nuclear disarmament in the 1980s. Unless you can guarantee the other side is a willing participant, then we have to find some other answer.
I knew this country was in deep trouble when politicians, celebrities, and news outlets were begging us not to blame Islam for 9/11 while the smoke was still rising from Manhattan. It’s like, here is an ideology which has consistently proven for 30 years that it is a grave danger to your society, but please, for the love of God, don’t blame the Muslims!
The suicidal empathy that is so obvious today was present back then too.
The suicidal empathy that is so obvious today was present back then too.
re: CBS Sunday Morning with piece excusing mothers murdering children because they’re sad.
Posted by RAB on 9/6/26 at 10:26 am to BTROleMisser
This clip is a good representation of the mainstream media today. It takes a culturally divisive topic and then airs one side.
Word has it that his defense team is going to claim that his testosterone overtook him and that no one took his previous cries for help seriously.
Many moons ago I watched a woman pass out from heat exhaustion and then fall down several rows of bleachers. It was the first game of the season at Legion Field, and it was brutally hot.
The kind of heat we will be dealing with tomorrow is no joke, particularly for those who have spent all summer inside with conditioned air. We’re a soft society, and I am concerned that a lot of unprepared people will end up with some form of heat illness at stadiums around the South.
The kind of heat we will be dealing with tomorrow is no joke, particularly for those who have spent all summer inside with conditioned air. We’re a soft society, and I am concerned that a lot of unprepared people will end up with some form of heat illness at stadiums around the South.
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I think it feels like being highly ranked in the preseason and then losing the first game. I had a touch of it last year when FSU beat Alabama.
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