dinosaur
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Louisiana |
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| Registered on: | 8/29/2007 |
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re: What did LSU do exactly?
Posted by dinosaur on 9/8/26 at 8:23 pm to Raoul_Duke
How do you drop a lawsuit when you are not a party?
re: Seriously - does anyone think that an EBR judge is going to get this right?
Posted by dinosaur on 9/3/26 at 10:24 am to Hale Lipari
Do you think that Ole Miss has standing to have a judge declare that someone is not eligible under an SEC or NCAA rule, or must that be brought by the conference or the NCAA?
He should have seen most of the issues at the hearing on the TRO. He is not supposed to grant it unless he believes that the plaintiff is likely to be successful on the full merits. I think his main new issue is how to treat the SEC. Personally, I would not want to appear in front of a judge who granted a TRO and have to argue that a new rule my client created after the TRO to essentially avoid the order was not contempt of court.
re: LA ED Secretary Bourgeois says Lafayette could become the most populated area of the state
Posted by dinosaur on 9/2/26 at 9:25 am to Deadmanshand
Agree. It will not be just Space X but all the related industries that will locate in the area to be part of the space related business.
Could an argument be made that LSU has some claim to use the image and likeness since he was at LSU when he won the award? He clearly benefited from being on the team.
re: Will Ukraine expose incompetence of our defense contractors?
Posted by dinosaur on 8/11/26 at 4:47 pm to trinidadtiger
I don't think Lockheed built the F-22 so if they got paid for it, the government really messed up.
Looks like I was wrong. Lockheed is part of the deal on the F-22 with Boeing and seems to be working on an update.
Looks like I was wrong. Lockheed is part of the deal on the F-22 with Boeing and seems to be working on an update.
I have always believed that once a person asks for government assistance (welfare in other words) they should be required to use birth control until the are no longer in need of help, and if they manage to have another child and ask for help again, then they should be permanently kept from having another child. The "have a baby just to get another check" scam has to end.
re: Under/over 30 touchdowns for Sam leavitt
Posted by dinosaur on 7/27/26 at 7:22 am to AlecRock23
Under. The potential is there for more but expectations for him seem to be high. Has not had time to get in enough work with receivers.
re: What kind of college life would you have led with NIL $ in your pocket?
Posted by dinosaur on 7/22/26 at 11:12 am to nicholastiger
I was in school on an academic scholarship and I would have flunked out, probably in the first semester. I was too young and foolish to handle that sort of money.
re: Do we no longer have a society?
Posted by dinosaur on 7/21/26 at 5:10 pm to sidewalkside
I guess the answer is yes. Can't get over the answers you got. Those sort of responses tend so show the lack of courtesy and respect for others that is becoming so common.
I think that the US is at least a generation away from being competitive with other countries. We lack the youth development here (numbers of competent coaches and programs are limited) and in other places, where soccer is a cheap sport, kids don't have the choices we have here and so most everyone plays soccer. Sort of a twist in that the choices, because we can afford it, limit the numbers of children who get the long term training needed to excel at that world class level. And I agree that the travel ball system of development is counter-productive.
Then make sure SF only drafts people who think like her. How many of their players actually had a choice of where they got to play?
It was. And the bar exam must be easier today than long ago
It was designed thinking that the overwhelming majority would be honest and expect everyone to follow the rules. The culture of cheating and grievance breaks the system. Politics of racial division will destroy this country
My cousin got sent over and when they found he could speak French they made him some sort of local hamlet rep. My brother drew #3. I got something like 285. He joined the Air Force. Stressful times
The problem is that our system assumes that everyone,or at least the vast majority are good, honest, and moral people. That is not necessarily the case any longer.
re: Graduation theme. What was your salary at your first “real” job?
Posted by dinosaur on 6/2/26 at 11:04 am to sidewalkside
January of 1974 $825 a month
Edwin edwards when he ran against david duke
re: Observations at the ‘blessing box’ near my house
Posted by dinosaur on 5/4/26 at 1:25 pm to Bjorn Cyborg
I agree with your idea but I believe that pride exists, except that some people have too much of it. Disrespect claims are a function of too much pride. But shame died away long ago.
Blaming a generation is foolish. Which of us voted for our government to continually spend more than it took in? A large portion of the public continues to vote for free stuff and the ultimate burden lands on the people who are working hard trying to get a better life. Yes things are worse now than 50 years ago but we have to get mad at the right people. Not people who are a lot like you but at those we subsidize who give little back.
re: I’m having trouble justifying my stance against the death penalty…
Posted by dinosaur on 4/19/26 at 10:45 am to OleVaught14
The cost is largely because anti-death penalty people do whatever they can to delay the final judgment and a lot of judges don’t want to live with sentencing someone to death, so they either reduce the sentence or punt to someone else. Just a symptom of the liberal push in the justice system.
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