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re: CO federal judge issues order blocking deportation of Soliman's family
Posted by Tupelo on 6/5/25 at 7:39 am
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The more doctors we have. The better. Shorter waiting times.
Yeah, because we don't have many bright American citizens who are denied entry into medical school. I worked with no less than 3 guys with excellent grades and MCAT scores who couldn't get into medical school here in the US because they were white males. One went to medical school in the Caribbean, and is a Doctor in the US today.
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re: 'Putin Taking Trump For A Sucker' Says Richard Blumenthal
Posted by Tupelo on 6/3/25 at 9:52 pm
Well, Gringotts probably does know a lot about being taken for a sucker.
re: Presser: "Elon how did you get the black eye" Elon, I was not in France
Posted by Tupelo on 5/31/25 at 10:30 am
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Willing to bet his kid didnt put a shiner like that, that's adult type force or w/ his weird behavior he could have done to himself.
Have you ever had a kid hit you directly in the eye with a force multiplier (say a kitchen utensil)? I can attest that even a toddler can cause a shiner under the proper conditions.
re: Virgin bride discovers she can’t have sex on wedding night
Posted by Tupelo on 5/28/25 at 5:18 pm
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“My doctor says I can’t.” “What does your dentist say?”
GOAT
What does her proctologist say?
re: If Canada became the 51st state, it could mean new House & Senate seats for the Dems
Posted by Tupelo on 5/28/25 at 9:43 am
A more likely, and palatable, scenario would be Alberta declaring independence from Canada and entering an alliance of sorts with the USA. Special trade, border access, and security arrangements. Alberta has lots of natural resources, and have long felt taken advantage of by the more liberal parts of Canada.
re: Trump signs EO with RFK standing by to reduce drug prices
Posted by Tupelo on 5/16/25 at 10:04 pm
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So, he really was pumping gas in Kalamazoo with Elvis all along?
Remember when that illegal from Egypt attacked their nursing home a few years back? The boys handled that shite.
That Bubba Ho-Tep guy?
re: Russia release pictures of Hitler jaw that was kept as proof of his death
Posted by Tupelo on 4/30/25 at 9:28 pm
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The Russians claimed to had Hitler’s skullcap for years (there were rumors Brezhnev used it as an ashtray). Then DNA tech came along, and it turned out to be a female in her 30’s.
Eva Braun was 33 when she died.
re: El Salvador has rejected the Trump Administration's request to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Posted by Tupelo on 4/30/25 at 8:58 pm
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Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
Say no more.
re: Propane or charcoal? Or...., Electric?
Posted by Tupelo on 4/23/25 at 2:18 pm
In addition to a Weber Kettle for charcoal grilling, I have a Cookshack electric smoker. The Cookshack makes surprisingly good smoked Pork Ribs, and smoked Boston Butts. Not quite as good as smoked with charcoal, but pretty dang good, much easier and more forgiving.
re: 900 year prophecy on the Pope
Posted by Tupelo on 4/22/25 at 8:24 am
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I thought Pope Francis was supposed to be Peter the Roman.
I think that is right. I think people are trying to twist this Malachi prophecy at this point.
Pope Francis wasn't named Peter either before, or after, becoming Pope (although all Popes have the Peter association). Pope Francis was Argentinian. He was ethnically Italian, but his ancestors were from northern Italy, not Rome. All Popes could be considered as Peter, and being Roman, since they live in the Vatican. Why would the prophecy choose to identify Pope Francis as "Peter the Roman"?
re: Imagine using get Trump as your political message, only to have your corruption found
Posted by Tupelo on 4/17/25 at 7:37 pm
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She preached over and over that no one is above the law.
I hope she's right about that.
So am I, but if she's tried in New York, I'm afraid a jury there wouldn't convict her even with a videotaped confession.
re: Tennessee police in 2022 busted Maryland thug with trafficking 7 women
Posted by Tupelo on 4/16/25 at 7:52 pm
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This admission was recanted and the person who made it, dealt with... unless I'm confusing this with another action.
You're not. Not only was he fired, his boss was also fired for not supervising him properly.
re: Spring Transfer Portal Thread & Roster Tracker (Football) - Updates in OP - PORTAL CLOSED
Posted by Tupelo on 4/16/25 at 4:19 pm
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Alabama has reportedly reached out to Joe Cotton, one of the top OL available in the transfer portal
Cotton Eyed Joe? Seems like a good nickname for him.
re: David Allan Coe
Posted by Tupelo on 4/13/25 at 10:12 am
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Who has his greatest hits downloaded? It's hard to find a lot of his more controversial shite on YouTube and Spotify and such. Don't want those masterpieces to be lost forever
You mean like that classic, "Little Susie Shallow Throat"?
re: Predictions on Khalil (former Columbia student) hearing today?
Posted by Tupelo on 4/11/25 at 11:18 am
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I predict that he will be deported, as he should be under our laws and at the explicit direction of the Sec of State as described in the statute.
Some of you are way too comfortable with the SOS potentially being able to just revoke legal residency status on the basis of political speech alone.
Wasn't he present at, and facilitated, protests that took over University buildings, and disrupted the ability of other students to attend class? That alone goes past political speech.
re: Mahmoud Kahlil Immigration Judge
Posted by Tupelo on 4/9/25 at 12:09 pm
I searched again just now, and found the same image. It wasn't the second image in my search, it was below about a dozen images that weren't her (I searched on my phone). Not bad looking based on that image. You have to question anyone Mayorkas would appoint to an Immigration job, he was a waste of oxygen.
Mahmoud Kahlil Immigration Judge
Posted by Tupelo on 4/9/25 at 11:34 am
It looks like Mahmoud Kahlil ended up with a favorable immigration judge in Louisiana.
Louisiana Immigration Judge
Jamee Comans, she was appointed in 2021, so Biden's AG, Mayorkas, appointed her. Oddly, Google won't respond to searches for a photo of her, or her political affiliation.
Louisiana Immigration Judge
Jamee Comans, she was appointed in 2021, so Biden's AG, Mayorkas, appointed her. Oddly, Google won't respond to searches for a photo of her, or her political affiliation.
re: 2025 Football Thread
Posted by Tupelo on 4/5/25 at 3:10 pm
Not a popular take, but the talent of even our starters took a sharp downturn over the last 4 or 5 years. You could blame it on a lot of possible factors. The relentless drain of early entries to the NFL draft, extra competition from Kirby for the same type of elite players, NIL allowing many schools to basically buy players rather than establishing relationships to recruit, etc. (yes, I know we play the NIL game, too, but NIL really diminished one of Saban's strengths).
re: 2025 Football Thread
Posted by Tupelo on 4/2/25 at 7:59 pm
Marshall Pritchett is out for the remainder of Spring Practice with an injury (knee?). Hopefully, he'll be ready to go by Fall Practice. Sort of thin at TE for this Spring even before Pritchett got hurt. I think Josh Cuevas and Jay Lindsey are now the only scholarship TEs left for Spring
re: So did Hitler really die during WWII?
Posted by Tupelo on 3/31/25 at 4:48 pm
I have read that the Soviets recovered Hitler's body from the burn pit outside his bunker. Stalin kept this discovery secret to screw with foreign intelligence agencies. He was buried in the Soviet Union, dug up periodically, and relocated several times over the years. There wasn't much left in the way of remains to begin with, and eventually they were totally destroyed.
Hitler was in terrible health, and probably wouldn't have lived very long after the war, anyway. He had Parkinson's like symptoms and looked like a frail old man.
Hitler was in terrible health, and probably wouldn't have lived very long after the war, anyway. He had Parkinson's like symptoms and looked like a frail old man.
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