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Violent Hip Swivel

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If you’ve ever had the displeasure of being forced to traverse I-16 between Macon and Savannah, you’d understand. The worst interstate highway in the Southeast, period. Certainly the most boring.



The Zaxby's in Metter is the best place to take a dump.
Quannel X sounds and acts a little sassy. One of them down lo brothas, I believe they call it.
About damn time we found a whale.

I was growing tired of playing the Mega Millions. No longer has to be me.
I look forward to links to lists from college football writer nerds ranking the best players, position groups and uniforms.

Also look forward to people starting a new thread everytime a thought pops into their head about Lane Kiffin, instead of just adding the comment to one of the 55 existing Lane Kiffin threads.
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If you said two years ago Rubio would be SOS and we'd be at war with Iran, I'd bet the majority of this board would have been against Rubio and 99% of this board would have laughed at the Iran part.


Trump is doing the predictble thing that second-term presidents do when they turn more towards foreign policy, because they're looking for legacy projects and you're more likely to be able to do what you want when it comes to foreign policy and not getting your ideas shot down. But Trump is taking it to a new level.

There was a stretch in late 2005 and early 2026 when we bombed three differerent continents in two months (South America, Africa, Asia). You'd probably have to go back to World War II to tie that record lol.
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I miss $3.50 gas and nice tweets.



…Gas was in the $2.60s in Louisiana the month Trump took office, says here. Congrats on going back to the Russian invastion of Ukraine to make your point.



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MAGA supports whatever Trump tells them to support. Presently they support protecting pedos, transferring taxpayer money to anyone Trump directs, insider trading on government announcements, foreign wars, inflation, cutting safety net benefits, and rigging elections.


I wonder how many MAGA people, at this time last year, were thinking "Yeah, President Trump is doing a great job, but I really wish he'd go to war with Iran. Iran is oppressing its people and causing instability in the Middle East and the geopolitical ramifications are high. I really wish we'd go to war with Iran."

re: Rivalry Survey

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 5/20/26 at 6:12 pm to
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Asking an invidual person who they hate more, or who THEY personally think is a "bigger rival" is 100% and totally irrelevant to who the University of Georgia's biggest rival actually is.



Until the university takes a stance and comes out with a statement like "Georgia Tech is our official biggested rival" like Powerade is the official sports drink and Delta is the official airline, it will all be subjective.

"Georgia's biggest rival" isn't some official thing. It's just a just a bunch of individual opinions that add up, and I think it you added up all of the individual opinions, it would add up to Florida. And this backs it up.


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5.9%. Oof.



I had the 6-9 percent until Fulton County came in. A bunch of crusty Democrat frickers chose a Republican ballot and voted for Raffensberger. Raffensberger won Fulton County and Jackson finished second. I would've won 3100 dollars instead of 1700 dollars.
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This can't be overstated.


Who were they?

re: Rivalry Survey

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 5/20/26 at 11:26 am to
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The main rival of the University of Georgia doesn't flip flop in the breeze based on where John Q Dawgfan resides.



But it does though. Dawg fans in Valdosta and Waycross are way more likely to say Florida than Dawg fans in Atlanta.

re: Rivalry Survey

Posted by Violent Hip Swivel on 5/20/26 at 11:22 am to
Florida – 70
Tech – 20
Auburn – 10

…25-3 against these three in the last 9 years, which is one of the most epic stats in Georgia football history.
If Jones wins between 6-9 percent, I'll win 2400 dollars on a 200 dollar bet. If it's 3-6, I'll win 800.

I cashed out my Jones "Georgia Repbulican candidate" bet for a smaller margin because I don't feel like paying attention to this crap anymore in the runoff.

Not results from Fulton County yet, and that has me a little worried. A lot of Democrats in Cobb and Dekalb were screwing with things and taking a Republican ballot and voting for Raffrensberger. If Fulton County does the same thing, it could take Jones back down to 3-6 percent.
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How pathetic


Ridiculing another man for gambling is woman-like.
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Then it gives it back to the American people. In particular, those who were selectively targeted and damaged.




You're not a Jedi man, and you're not going to change anybody's mind with that BS – reframe it and end with a "that's what he really meant." A charity is a defined thing and not some general concept. So why even try?
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That is what happened in Helena.

Mohawk tire closed it's doors in the early 80s and it was a huge employer for the area. That is where both of my grandfathers worked.

So many of the white people began to leave for employment in different towns. The black people were happy they were leaving and the decline was happening rapidly in the 80s and 90s.

Now they blame white people for leaving and becoming the horrible town as it is.


I'd imagine a bunch of black families with the means to do so have left over the years too.

You're left with a void of owner-occupied houses and people who take care of their properties and join civic groups and volunteer at the recreation department and with the PTA and stuff like that. What you're left with is a bunch of renters and Section 8ers and people who expect everybody to do everything for them. Becomes a shite spiral.
Anything I win I'm gonna give 100 percent to charity - really really good, good and respected charities apparently is the new taxpayers won't pay for the ballroom.

It's all sort of surreal.

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I think the totality of the Georgia executive branch is lying.




That's be lot of conspiring. Would have to get the GBI in on the conspiracy too, and everybody would have to be tight lipped. The coordination and committment would be incredibly impressive.
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Posted on 5/18/26 at 2:43 pm to deeprig9



[embed]Here are the FACTS about the Georgia 2020 stolen election.

- 2,506 felons illegally voted
- 66,248 underage voters
- 10,315+ dead voters
- 2,423 not registered to vote
- 1,043 voted using P.O. Box
- 4,926 voted after registration date
- 395 voted in multiple states
- 15,700 changed address first & voted prior address
- 40,279 voted after moving over county lines

Over 100 sworn affidavits from Georgia voters sworn under penalty of perjury that election fraud occurred or was witnessed.[/embed]

And not a soul charged with perjury for lying in sworn testimony about "irregularities" they witnessed surrounding the 2020 election as poll workers, etc.



The GBI investigated all of this. So either this guy is just rattling off some old Guiliani stats (who will die broke because of lying about Georgia election fraud) or the GBI is lying. So I guess you thinnk the GBI is lying.
1.7 billion dollar is 1,700 million dollars

There were 1270 Jan. 6 convictions. Thow in another 30 people from Trump's orbit, and that's $1.3 million apiece. I wish I had a fricking time machine. Me and my whole family would've been there on January 6th in MAGA gear from head to toe.
Who knew tactical urban combat LARPING paid so well! Zip Tie Guy about to get paid.