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When I saw Campbell's injury I thought of Zac Etheridge from Auburn fifteen years or so ago. It was the smart thinking Ole Miss running back Rodney Scott that likely saved Zac from permanent damage. Scott said he felt Zac become completely dead weight on top of him and not moving to get up. He said the only thought he had was to lay still and don't move. Zac was in a full halo but made a complete recovery and played again.


That sequence still gives me chills....
We just saw it in IMAX at an AMC. Wife and I enjoyed it. Love the classic Godzilla theme....

This AMC had Godzilla buckets as you described - basically a hollow statue and they had a large bucket with Godzilla and Ghidora figures built into it on the rim.

We passed on those.
When I was young (1960s, early 70s I think), my parents handed out Christian tracts and pennies instead of candy.

No one came back and bitched....
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Business must be boomin because the same dude opened another location in Pensacola not long ago.


They tried to open a campus north of Pace, FL which is a short drive from Pensacola.... they got shot down for re-zoning. Nobody wanted a campus near the location.

i can't find a campus in Pensacola even though their website refers to one (with no address)

The country can withstand higher gas prices but the Dems, using methods such as open borders, are working towards a full re-structuring and demographic change of this country - which it would never recover from.

Trumps missteps are temporary and recoverable, Democrat plans are not.

re: Claude turning snitch?

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 11/1/26 at 9:09 am to
Just based on the comments that I could see (dont have X), it appears the concern is the AI copyrighting anything it touches, even if to proofread.
Funny how the country club Republicans expect conservatives to support whatever milquetoast candidate they run, even if only to maintain majorities, committee chairs etc.... but they hate to reciprocate and in the case of Trump, actively fight against him and his supporters.

Also, Trump's mis-steps and errors (gas prices, Iran, or whatever you choose) are temporary and recoverable. The Democrat platform and plans to completely re-structure government, culture and society are not.

Freaking asinine :banghead:
The country can withstand higher gas prices but the Dems, using methods such as open borders, are working towards a full re-structuring and demographic change of this country - which it would never recover from.

Trumps missteps are temporary and recoverable, Democrat plans are not.
Dollar General and Family Dollar have done the same in smaller markets.... l

re: Continental Tire Options

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 10/28/26 at 8:23 pm to
I have the original ATs on our F150 FX4.

They have been very good as highway biased AT. Quiet... good in the rain and standing water. No issues on 2 tracks and dirt. Haven't been in the mud.

Have over 60k miles and 5yrs on them and still plenty of tread. Will likely replace next year. The AT2s are strong contenders as the replacements. They also now have the 3PMSF rating

The new Pirelli Scorpion XTM ATs have been getting pretty good reviews. A higher price point. On sale at $20(?) off a tire on Tire Rack.
and they got rid of all their boomers right!
Isis caught my eye even as a young lad....
High prices would lead to higher EV use and less fossil fuel consumption both of which are progressive goals.

They are just mad that the government isn't getting a piece of the action and thus unable to fund the DNC or their favorite NGOs (not that there is a difference)

re: Rubio thinks you’re all stupid

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 10/21/26 at 7:21 am to
Look at their domestic military companies - they make our acquisition process look streamlined and efficient
I believe this is the actual point

The administration claimed long-term damage to the facilities and capabilities and yet short time later, they argued more was needed.

So was the previous assessment wrong, politically influenced or were the Iranians more resilient - possibly with outside (Russian) assistance?

I may have missed it but has the administration said why those earlier proclamations aged badly?

Trump's desire to execute the "art of the deal" is clouding his judgement ...