CoachFranWasHere

It's like the virus really wants people to use mail-in ballots.

Well, it is tRant afterall.

If I was part of the grift, and my money is getting cut off, I would do everything I could to exacerbate the problem.

Let's watch what happens.

Thanks for always thinking of us. I appreciate it.

UGA Professor exposed..

Not to dunk on UGA here, no school should have staff like this.

Woodchippers go BRRRRRRRRR

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There’s no mention of any other hominids at all in the Bible. And yet they existed before humans and coexisted with humans, up to and including breeding. On which day were they created?

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Genesis 6:4 states: "There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown."

The term "giants" in this verse refers to the Nephilim, described as mighty men and men of renown.
The passage suggests these beings existed both before and after the time of Noah, indicating their presence was not limited to a single era.

The origin of the Nephilim is linked to the union between the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men," though interpretations vary:
Some view the "sons of God" as fallen angels who mated with human women, producing giant offspring.
Others interpret them as godly men (descendants of Seth) marrying ungodly women (descendants of Cain), resulting in powerful, corrupt individuals.
Evidence of giants persists in later biblical accounts, such as the spies' report in Numbers 13:33, where they encountered the Anakim—descendants of giants—living in Canaan.

The Nephilim are also mentioned in connection with other giant groups, like the Zamzummim in the land of Ammon (Genesis 19:38).

Despite the flood, which destroyed all life on earth except Noah’s family, the presence of giants afterward suggests either:
The Nephilim were not fully wiped out, or
New generations of giants arose independently, possibly through natural human variation or other means.

Ultimately, the Bible does not provide a definitive explanation for their origin, leaving room for theological interpretation. The key point is that giants were present during pivotal moments in biblical history—before the flood, during the conquest of Canaan, and even in David’s time (1 Samuel 17:4–7).

Needs to add RSO registry data,

Also, should work on local averages vs national.

Bad parts of small towns will have much less crime than bad parts of large cities. But, with local weighting, the map could represent these correctly.

Time for a turnover. Game is due

You seem a bit insecure.

Somebody mention Lil Debbie Snack Cakes?