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Violent Hip Swivel

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re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/20/26 at 6:49 pm to
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The issue is players in those programs do not get arrested for this stuff like is done in Athens. So there's nothing to report on.

This should not be that hard to understand.


Why are some posters trying to make our beat writers out to be a villain in this situation then?

Help me understand.
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Alabama lost to the eventual national champions.


Alabama fans used to tell us that it's all about national championships. But now it's all about who you lose to in the second round of the playoffs.
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Alabama is 5–2 in the last 5 years, 3–2 over the last 5 games, and Kalen DeBoer is 2–1 at Alabama vs Georgia.



That is some fun with math. More fun with math…

Georgia has finished ranked ahead of Alabama in each of the last 5 years, Georgia has the same number of national championships as Alabama has CFP wins, and Georgia lost 2 games last season by a combined 6 points, while Alabama lost 4 games last season by 70 something points.

Georgia has won the SEC's last 2 national championships.

Georgia will start this next season in the top 5 and will have its most veteran team since 2022. What Alabama probably will do is start the season ranked outside of the top 10 and hope that a bunch of mystery portal players can magically do better than all that talent they had last season.
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You know that conspiracy theorists are up on the agenda truthers 77-0 at this point.



Jeffrey Epstein is still alive and playing video games. JFK is still alive, but Princess Kate is dead. The Clintons and Obamas drink the blood of children as a pick me up. Hillary also makes snuff porn. Wayfair's website is actually a clearing house for sex traffickers. Tom Hanks is either clone of a body double and the real Tom Hanks is rotting away in Guantanamo Bay for bloody rituals against children.
I can't stop watching this because it's so incredible, and the more I watch it the more I think that he got him with an Elbow Loco.

re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/19/26 at 8:19 pm to
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He's saying that there are some media organizations who over report UGA traffic issues and such, and he's right. But, assuming your take, he's also right. "Reporters" cover things up every day.


That's just clinically delusional to think that beat writers at Alabama or Florida or whatever program cover it up when players in those programs getting arrested for traffic shite, and the information never gets out, which just makes it seem like Georgia football has more traffic-related arrests. Might as well put on a tin foil hat and move back in to your mom's basement and buy a carton of Pop Tarts. :confused:

re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/19/26 at 5:35 pm to
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Knocking a few MPH of a routine speeding ticket and ignoring triple digits are two entirely different things.



I agree 100 percent.

re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/19/26 at 5:33 pm to
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Saying I disagree is a worthless statement. Tell us what you do agree with. Go ahead and give us your logical reason for why UGA football players with fast cars seem to make the news more than players at other schools that recruit the same athletes from the same places and the same backgrounds and the same means to afford fast cars.

When you've identified something that distinguishes UGA from those other places, other than law enforcement or media coverage, we may be getting close to a solution for an age old problem. I'll write it down and send a letter to Kirby.


OP was implying that reporters around some other programs don't report about football players getting arrested.

What you're blabbering about, I'm still not exactly sure.
We used to ride around after shool and smoke weed to her father's song all the time. shite still hits hard!

re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/19/26 at 12:56 pm to
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GA law does not have a specific amount over the limit that automatically constitutes reckless driving, but I can’t imagine an agency in GA that isn’t going to make a reckless driving charge for triple digit speeds on a non-interstate route.


That lack of discretion is probably the issue. Cops have a lot of discretion with traffic tickets. I got a speeding ticket in Madison a few months ago and the city cop there brought it down to 14 MPH or 19 MPH or whatever it was over the speed limit so it wouldn't be reported to my insurance company.

But if a player is tailgating and weaving and acting like a NASCAR driver, I have no empathy for them going to jail. Their arse deserved it.
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I honestly think this happens at all schools we just have a large amount of low life, scumbag "journalists" who leech their existence off of UGA.


Beat writers are all about being first and all about page views. Football players getting arrested is beat writer gold, especially if you have the story first.

If you really think that the beat writers around other programs look the other way when a player is arrested and players at other school are getting arrested all the time but we never hear about it because their beat writers never report it, we will just have to agree to disagree.
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Given the reported amounts of the bonds paid at their release, sounds like this is a big joke.


People who tailgate and weave in and out of traffic are one of my pet peeves. It's incredibly dangerous and incredibly dooshy.

re: More driving arrests

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/19/26 at 9:32 am to
Definitely not making excuses, but I heard an interview with Kirby when he said he was amazed at how many players these days don't get their drivers license until they get to college.

They basically have the mentality of a 16 year old red-blooded male who just got their license.

I always wondered if Kirby takes these players' keys after they get arrested and says no more driving for you for a while.
Would probably have a hard time finding a house in the hood for less than 1,200 per month. At that point why not just send them to a $14,400 per year private school.

Very uplifting video

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/18/26 at 8:28 pm
This was always a good song on the radio and it's the perfect overlay for the love that Joe and Brandi had. Joe's resolve and determination. Brandi's compassion and and benevolent spirt.

With all the bad in the world, this is the kind of content that we need more of.

re: Very uplifting video

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/18/26 at 8:26 pm to
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She's an 11 out of 10.



If Brandi was real, she seriously would be the perfect woman!

Very uplifting video

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 2/18/26 at 5:51 pm
This was always a good song on the radio and it's the perfect overlay for the love that Joe and Brandi had. Joe's resolve and determination. Brandi's compassion and and benevolent spirt.

With all the bad in the world, this is the kind of content that we need more of! You're welcome.



Kira Reed was the late night Showtime/Cinemax lady I whacked off to the most as a wayward middle schooler. Beverly Hills Bordello remains her greatest work.
Arkansas State got 16 sacks from their edge rushers last season, so that's good. Way more than we had. But then we might have just set the college football record for fewest sacks by edge rushers in a season (2). Sacks have only been a stat in college football for the last 25 years, so it could seriously be the frigging record lol.