DocYatesVA

It definitely looks like one of the best retirement programs in the country. Sign a sweet azz contract, go there win a few games, get an extension, then piss it away to get fired and take a multimillion dollar payout so I could sit on the beach and count my dollars. Sign me up! I can talk cajun and don't look shabby in a purple shirt! :nana:

It truly was a great time to be alive. Thanks for the video, but not so much for reminding me that all those lovely girls are now grannies......haha

I agree....if GameDay doesn't get the Vandy Pimp for the show they will mis out on a huge opportunity. Would probably beat the Katy Perry and the Corn dog episode.

"Heavier penalties for possession and use"

But I thought all of the liberal hive mind think that there are already too many people in jails and prison? Which one do you support?

I personally think it should be a combination of both. Strict penalties with laborious prison time, as well as hitting the narcos where it hurts, in their pocketbooks. Sooner or later they will realize that losing millions of dollars worth of product is a useless pursuit and perhaps take up something else. Maybe even find legitimate work contributing something to society.

This is my two cents for what it is worth....
I have had the privilege of traveling.
I worked medical missions in Central America. Very nice people. Dysfunctional government, Infrastructure practically non-existent. Nice place to visit, but would not want to live there.
I have traveled all of the UK. The Scots and English were really nice people. Lovely attitudes and good sense of humor. They have been cucked by government and in reality do not really know alot about taking care of themselves. I think the Scottish are better at it, primarily because of their distain for British monarchy. The Irish were not as friendly, but still good people. Never felt unsafe in any of those countries. Great infrastructure, clean, decent food. Loved the old historical sites. Worth a visit.

I have been to much of Europe, Italy, France, Spain, and Hungary. Of all those places, the Hungarians, after the fall of communism, were the most pleasant and welcoming. They are behind the others in infrastructure, but it is still easy to get around and always felt safe. Of all the places, my favorite is the Amalfi Coast in south Italy. It was gorgeous.
As for the US and Canada....I have been to almost all of the states. California is a beautiful place outside the big cities. I agree the weather is usually good and northern Cali is beautiful, but in the cities the majority of the people you deal with have a bad attitude and not very welcoming. I felt safer in Honduras than in LA. We don't realize how good we have it in the Southeastern US. There truly is no place like home. The people are good from the swamps of Louisiana to the pine thickets of Georgia. The weather is relatively good, the food is amazing and the prices are acceptable.
God is good and we should be thankful he gave us such a great place to enjoy this life.

The POTUS takes an oath to protect the country from all dangers, both foreign and domestic. Armed thuggish gangs, sneaking in poison laced drugs and herding people across the border represents a direct threat to this country. I did not have a problem with Obama taking out the trash, and I certainly don't have a problem with Trump doing it. If Biden and his lackluster administration had acted appropriately, this would be less of a problem. Elections have consequences.

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This falls into that category of professionally ethically wrong, but morally right.

Administering the drug without a license goes against the bureaucratic standards of ethics, but letting a man die because of those bureaucratic standards is unacceptable.

They did the right thing and if they lose their jobs or license because of it, it's a travesty. I don't see any court siding against them."

As a physician, I 100% agree with you. If these EMT / paramedics are charged or censored, they need to take it to court before a juror, and bring in the victim they saved for testimony. Not a snowball's chance in Hades that a competent juror would find the guilty. This is something that laws and regulations can never cover. Even if he had died, they did the right thing.

One too has to wonder if maybe this was directed against the Mormon community because of the CK assassination, and the belief by some that it was directed against CK because of his issue with the Mormon faith. Lots of crazy people out there with some crazy conspiracy theories.

I agree....how soon our country forgets. In a span of 20 years we went from national outrage and crying over an attack on our city by radical Muslim extremists, to coming full circle and now about to elect one as mayor. What a bunch of buffoons that live in that place.

Peyton's forehead needs to be renamed as a fivehead or sixhead.....geez what a noggin'.