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re: Sister’s jackass boyfriend just told my kids Santa isn’t real
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/24/25 at 9:10 pm to TheTigress
Tie him up, paint him green and tell the kids he is the real Grinch.
re: Saban & Alabama Were Very Lucky
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/24/25 at 3:08 pm to Slums_Alum
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This sounds like the beginning of a porno we’ve all seen at onetime or another
Or we had at least one hot neighbor on the street where we grew up where this concept was created in our head.
re: Saban & Alabama Were Very Lucky
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/24/25 at 12:53 pm to theballguy
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Imagine this alternate timeline where just one moment changes each season:
2009: Colt McCoy stays in the game and Texas beats Alabama.
2011: Oklahoma State does not lose to Iowa State and reaches the national title game.
2012: Georgia scores a touchdown at the end of the SEC Championship Game.
2015: Alabama fails to recover the onside kick, or Jake Coker misses the long third-down pass to ArDarius Stewart.
2017: Nick Saban stays with Jalen Hurts and never puts Tua Tagovailoa in the game.
2020: COVID never happens.
Change just these six moments over 17 years and the Alabama dynasty is non-existent.
If they guy mowing the grass at your mom's does not accept the invite in for lemonade you are never conceived.
The story of the Caganer.
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/23/25 at 8:20 am
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The Caganer is a beloved Catalan Christmas tradition featuring a figurine of a peasant pooping, symbolizing fertility, good luck, and prosperity for the coming year, with its droppings fertilizing the land in the nativity scene. While the exact origin is debated, the tradition became popular in the 18th century, with the figure representing the farmer's contribution to the earth, ensuring a bountiful harvest, and is now available as various famous figures.
re: I have a bad feeling Alabama upsets Indiana
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/20/25 at 7:42 am to karmew32
Not that big an upset.
Bama beat WIsconsin 38-14 at home and won in total yards 454-209.
Indiana beat Wisconsin 31-7 at home and won in total yards 388-168.
Not that dissimilar.
Bama beat WIsconsin 38-14 at home and won in total yards 454-209.
Indiana beat Wisconsin 31-7 at home and won in total yards 388-168.
Not that dissimilar.
re: Selling to minorities on FB Marketplace is a beating
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/19/25 at 8:35 am to FAT SEXY
Friend it Texas put an expensive used piece of machinery on Marketplace and got offered a teenage girl. He reported it and they got the guy.
re: Brown University Shooting Thread: UPDATE, Also Suspect in MIT murder; Committed Suicide
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 9:35 pm to IvoryBillMatt
Lazlo Holyfield solved this case?
re: Brown University Shooting Thread: UPDATE, Also Suspect in MIT murder; Committed Suicide
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 8:40 pm to tiggerthetooth
Lazlo Holyfield?
re: If you could move anywhere and retain your same quality of life, where?
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 11:25 am to ClemsonKitten
Gambier
re: China now has at least fifty ghost cites...
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 10:37 am to forkedintheroad
China is image over substance.
China now has at least fifty ghost cites...
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 9:52 am
But tell ne how central socialist planning works.
LINK
LINK
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Over the past two decades, the twin engines of “urbanization” and “land finance” have pushed local governments to build vast new districts in the hopes of attracting investment and residents. Yet surveys and media investigations show that China now has at least 50 ghost cities—fully built urban centers with roads, high-rises, and public facilities but hardly any residents.
These districts feature immaculate infrastructure, expansive boulevards, and even airports and metro lines, but after dark, they fall almost completely silent.
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Among them, Xiong’an New Area stands out. Announced in 2017 with enormous political fanfare, Xiong’an was billed as a “millennium plan” and meant to absorb Beijing’s non-capital functions. The government announced an investment target equivalent to US$85 billion, describing the project as China’s next great urban experiment.
Eight years later, official reports still insist the area is booming—state enterprises are moving in, population is rising, and schools, hospitals, and housing are “taking shape.”
But recent visits by independent observers paint a sharply different picture that contrasts starkly with the official narrative.
One visitor filmed his walk through Xiong’an and described the experience as “post-apocalyptic”: “If you want to know what a world without people looks like, come here. This is it.”
He noted the contradiction—meticulous landscaping, spotless streets, and gleaming new towers, yet no sign of human life.
“You look up at an entire block of high-rises and see two windows lit. Everything else is black. It’s beautiful but tragic.”
The emptiness reminded him of the Hollywood film I Am Legend: “Honestly, this place could be a tourist attraction. I’m not joking.”
He wondered what it must feel like to work in these vast, vacant towers: “Imagine going to the office knowing that every floor from bottom to top is empty.”
re: Brice Brown Karr Head Coach
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 9:47 am to Wolfcola
When my oldest son played youth soccer I coached his 7-8 rec team to two tiitles.
What a coach I was.
Turns out the team, which I drafted because they were his friends, included four kids who eventually were all state at Soccer.
That is Brice. Great athletes but probable not a college level coach.
What a coach I was.
Turns out the team, which I drafted because they were his friends, included four kids who eventually were all state at Soccer.
That is Brice. Great athletes but probable not a college level coach.
re: What did the Ohio coach do to get fired with cause?
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 9:25 am to boosiebadazz
It was drinking and a Sean Payton type drug issue. And he had been given several chances.
A lot o lefties want to invoke racism by comparing this to Moore.
A lot o lefties want to invoke racism by comparing this to Moore.
re: More sick fricks gaming the system
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 8:46 am to Geekboy
This coukd be solved by boarding those that need assistance LAST instead of first.
re: More sick fricks gaming the system
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 8:39 am to Darth_Vader
I had a tag when a botched back surgery put me in a wheelchair for a few months. Stopped trying to finds spots because the same folks who keep wearing masks also have a doc willing to get them a permit. I found it easier to park in the back of a lot and take a long wheel in,
re: Active Shooter: Brown University
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/18/25 at 8:18 am to mike4lsu
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In which country could such idiots walk into a multi-department store and purchase a gun just like it was a bag of chips.
And your answer? More gun laws when Soros-funded DAs across the country are playing catch and release with criminals who violate CURRENT gun laws?
re: SEC = Some Excuses Coming
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/17/25 at 2:22 pm to stitchop
So a team that plays at the same field 8 times a year has no advantages over a team that has never played there?
Not saying they should not deal with. Just that anyone with an IQ above room temp knows there are home field advantage beyond the fans.
Not saying they should not deal with. Just that anyone with an IQ above room temp knows there are home field advantage beyond the fans.
re: SEC = Some Excuses Coming
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/17/25 at 2:08 pm to stitchop
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I guess the other team had different lights?
So you do not believe in the non-fan advantages of being a home team.
re: SEC = Some Excuses Coming
Posted by Cell of Awareness on 12/17/25 at 2:02 pm to Iron Balls McGinty
He did not whine about it. It was in response to a question about what would be different from last uears game. He said playing there on the road last time got him, He still had 4 catches for 60 yards.
Weird light set up where the lights are on four corner poles. Should you suck it up and deal with it, Yeo.
Bernard is not the only one to say something and they are moving them in the offseason as part of a larger renovation,
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If tweet fails to load, click here. Weird light set up where the lights are on four corner poles. Should you suck it up and deal with it, Yeo.
Bernard is not the only one to say something and they are moving them in the offseason as part of a larger renovation,
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