AUCom96
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
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re: Did Duece Knight screw his self?
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/14/26 at 1:36 pm to auburn2eugene
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So saying Golesh just picked his players is a bit short sided when it comes to the QB position. Brown could have gone and started for close to 90% of all teams out there.
Brown is a bonafide STUD not just a “system guy.”
I'm not really arguing Brown versus Deuce, just saying how Deuce might have viewed the situation with Golesh bringing in two USF QBs and most of the offense. How Brown does here remains to be seen. SEC competition is a different level. But yeah, it's a no brainer to take Brown and it's also clear why Deuce immediately jetted when it happened.
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re: Apparently most American's don't understand inflation rate vs affordability.
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/14/26 at 1:32 pm to RiverCityTider
People, especially younger people, are getting priced out of a middle class life and that's easy cannon fodder for the non-incumbent party.
This country can't survive on pure-debt... either in our government or citizenry and that's the line we're approaching. When we get there, you'll see a lot more Mamdani's start to appear.
This country can't survive on pure-debt... either in our government or citizenry and that's the line we're approaching. When we get there, you'll see a lot more Mamdani's start to appear.
Our's is the highest I've seen, but glad some are seeing better.
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Kiffin brought Ole Miss there and he is gone. They are in for a rude awakening.
Probably. But we're already firmly in the crapper. Hope springs eternal.
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With Chambliss coming back his playing time will be no sooner than here.
When he made the decision, one was up in the air. The other was definite. Golesh is playing his USF offense.
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Our offense is pretty much built for his strengths.
Could have made the same argument for Hugh. We don't know what Golesh will do with what we have.
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He got squirmy sitting on his hands left for a bad situation.
He was in a bad situation. Ole Miss, on paper, isn't a worse one. Personally, I doubt Ole Miss will turn in a much different record than us this season, but if I had to choose, I'd bet he sees the field more with them than he would here. We went and got another system guy. System guys use their players.
Why would he think so?
These guys all think they're ready, one and that their window to make money - in college and pros - is very limited, two. Golesh put up big numbers at a G5 school and has an impressive impact at UT. Ole Miss just made it deep into a playoff run. Auburn has turned in five losing seasons in a row. Deuce doesn't want to sit. At Auburn, he was guaranteed to sit. We have a beastly schedule next season, not a great roster and Golesh was committed to bringing in his players. From Deuce's point of view, I'd see Ole Miss as more likely to get playing time this season. I doubt the money was dramatically different in either case, so whether he screws himself or not is entirely on him. I don't think he'd have been in a better team situation here.
These guys all think they're ready, one and that their window to make money - in college and pros - is very limited, two. Golesh put up big numbers at a G5 school and has an impressive impact at UT. Ole Miss just made it deep into a playoff run. Auburn has turned in five losing seasons in a row. Deuce doesn't want to sit. At Auburn, he was guaranteed to sit. We have a beastly schedule next season, not a great roster and Golesh was committed to bringing in his players. From Deuce's point of view, I'd see Ole Miss as more likely to get playing time this season. I doubt the money was dramatically different in either case, so whether he screws himself or not is entirely on him. I don't think he'd have been in a better team situation here.
I wonder who is going to buy Microsoft's goods and services? The single-minded rush to nudge a stock price will eventually lead to a massive collapse.
AI requires a lot of resources and those needs will escalate with demand. If these predictions from guys like this are indeed accurate, they're fricked, we're fricked and the entire globe is going to go to war eventually to feed their new master.
AI requires a lot of resources and those needs will escalate with demand. If these predictions from guys like this are indeed accurate, they're fricked, we're fricked and the entire globe is going to go to war eventually to feed their new master.
re: Printed money seems to coincide with cultural rot
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/12/26 at 8:58 am to scottydoesntknow
"No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon."
It's difficult to aim higher when your entire focus is on making a number grow larger at any cost... and that's not just from a spiritual direction.
It's difficult to aim higher when your entire focus is on making a number grow larger at any cost... and that's not just from a spiritual direction.
You know, if talking equaled action, we might actually be getting somewhere in the republican party. Instead...
re: Something Big Is Happening
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/11/26 at 2:46 pm to PeleofAnalytics
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I really don't get why those same elites would keep giving free food and medical care to exact demographics that crank out babies the fastest. Kinda weird
Cull the cattle that cause "trouble", increase the cattle that can be more easily controlled.
re: Something Big Is Happening
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/11/26 at 2:23 pm to StringedInstruments
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What does a governing and economic entity do with unimaginable levels of technology and a large surplus of people who no longer serve any functional purpose?
There are a lot of very rich, very influential people in politics who have been very open about their desire to see the human population significantly decrease.
Yep. They aren't racing to dump the ridiculous money into these things just because they can render a quick cartoon sketch of your favorite family photo. The corporations want to bump that decimal and the players want weapons.
I realize corporate thought typically goes no further into the future than the end of the day, but I still wonder how these companies are going to sustain as fewer and fewer have the means to buy goods and services. Is everyone going to live on some nebulous line of credit and get thrown into a debtor jail when they get out of line? Really, the AIs don't scare me. It's the evil fricks who want the AIs that do.
I realize corporate thought typically goes no further into the future than the end of the day, but I still wonder how these companies are going to sustain as fewer and fewer have the means to buy goods and services. Is everyone going to live on some nebulous line of credit and get thrown into a debtor jail when they get out of line? Really, the AIs don't scare me. It's the evil fricks who want the AIs that do.
re: King of Cheaters Bruce Pearl is lashing out
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/11/26 at 1:48 pm to Nate Oats No1 Fan
Guard your trees well, Bruce and stay out of Krystal.
re: Sorry But I Have To Call Out Some People For Hyping Up An Anticipated Bad Jobs Report
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/11/26 at 1:17 pm to LuckyTiger
What the frick are you blathering about? Some people point out that the economy isn't good and Trump is chasing rabbits and you re-write that into one of your cult fantasies? Try again. I don't recall ever mentioning a jobs report. Ever.
re: Free Market-Friendly Policies for the Win ... But Given Little Credit.
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/11/26 at 12:16 pm to N.O. via West-Cal
The "free market" is a myth. Where we are now is an economy driven by international monopoly, political manipulation through corporate lobbying and stifled innovation and competition as a result of the two. It's resulted in a communist empire driving the world's economy and will likely eventually directly lead to world war. There's nothing "free" about it. It's just machiavellian humanism and is following the same path such things have followed throughout history.
Rap is a perfectly encapsulated demonstration of the human intellect devolving rapidly into something only nominally higher than grunting and hooting. It's idiocy. It's far more disturbing that "hip-hop" has strongly colored nearly every format of popular music to some degree for three decades. Bad Bunny is just a different flavor of shite. It's all highly idiotic.
We have mentally ill buffoons and those who find them useful running the world, right now.
His AD was as often a mess as not and he corporatized Auburn to a painful level.
That said, we've been far worse with AD selections since he left.
That said, we've been far worse with AD selections since he left.
This country has been fricked. Thank lobbying. If even a foreign interest has enough money to funnel through some bullshite PAC, they can buy their own stuffed suit in DC.
Trump should have focused on the economy. Instead, he chased ghosts and dropped bombs. Yeah, it's going to be an all-out circus... and the GOP will be holding bloody knives - again - along with the communists. The real problem is with the populist wave turning to socialism because Vance is bought, too.
Trump should have focused on the economy. Instead, he chased ghosts and dropped bombs. Yeah, it's going to be an all-out circus... and the GOP will be holding bloody knives - again - along with the communists. The real problem is with the populist wave turning to socialism because Vance is bought, too.
The economy sucks. Any President in office will get shitty poll numbers when that happens and previous will benefit from collective amnesia.
re: Most watched Super Bowl Halftime shows
Posted by AUCom96 on 2/10/26 at 8:45 am to SirWinston
Good snapshot of the absolute pile of steaming manure that makes up pop music the last three decades.
The NFL thrives on gambling. This push toward minority isn't a business move. Hispanics are largely soccer fans, if anything. This is a globalist push and a cynical one, politically. A nation that devolves into tribalism is a fallen nation, ripe for exploitation and manipulation. And gambling is part and parcel of that kind of population... a perpetually impoverished, powerless, uneducated population that needs drugs, booze and gambling to give their grim, directionless lives any flicker of hope. All of pro-sports is that way.
We are witnessing the realization of a humanist society and it's an ugly reality.
We are witnessing the realization of a humanist society and it's an ugly reality.
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