Hoobadeedoobadee
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| Biography: | Constitution is a beautiful document! Disenfranchised hog fan/college football in general. |
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| Number of Posts: | 23 |
| Registered on: | 7/16/2026 |
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re: Has anyone stopped to think about the longterm consequences of this NFL player fiasco?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 9/2/26 at 12:02 am to Darth_Vader
This is a great thread btw. Way bigger picture here for college football.
re: Has anyone stopped to think about the longterm consequences of this NFL player fiasco?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 9/1/26 at 11:55 pm to Hawaiian Punch
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And at this point, what would stop a six-year NFL vet who is getting cut, but more than enough tread on the tires, with 1 year of college eligibility left bc he declared and was drafted after his junior year, from coming back to college ball for like $4mm+ a year from Mark Cuban, etc.? This is a serious question, not too privy on “the rules” these days
Nothing. Until there is a codified law by congress we will just watch college football burn.
Good luck with congress doing anything.
re: Has anyone stopped to think about the longterm consequences of this NFL player fiasco?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 9/1/26 at 11:49 pm to thelawnwranglers
Agree. An old guy putting on a mask before the game got millions. Why shouldn’t the player be compensated. But I’m not paying 300 dollars to get a my family a seat and then paying 80 to get food and drink for to watch sub par athletes. You can, and thats fine. Nothing will change, and you will be price gouged. Have fun watching the XFL.
re: Has anyone stopped to think about the longterm consequences of this NFL player fiasco?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 9/1/26 at 11:39 pm to Darth_Vader
Oh I have. I love how it exposes the activist judiciary and lawyers with no accountability. (Led to everyone signing 50 documents before they can work for a company over liability issues)
Everyone is arguing over highly overpriced players who couldn’t make it in the NFL. You’re paying out the wazoo to pay for basically Vince McMahon’s XFL. From subscriptions to gate to concession. It takes college football fiasco to understand what is happening with the activism (king) judges but at least people are waking up. Terrible for our country and college football. My kids and I will be going to Henderson vs Ouachita Baptist this year to see a real
College football rivalry. Not XFL rivalries between whatever overpriced Arkansas players who don’t care have vs overpriced LSU players have. I can’t even keep up with the roster anymore.
Everyone is arguing over highly overpriced players who couldn’t make it in the NFL. You’re paying out the wazoo to pay for basically Vince McMahon’s XFL. From subscriptions to gate to concession. It takes college football fiasco to understand what is happening with the activism (king) judges but at least people are waking up. Terrible for our country and college football. My kids and I will be going to Henderson vs Ouachita Baptist this year to see a real
College football rivalry. Not XFL rivalries between whatever overpriced Arkansas players who don’t care have vs overpriced LSU players have. I can’t even keep up with the roster anymore.
re: What rules have LSU violated?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 9/1/26 at 11:15 pm to RB10
Really opened my eyes to current big time college football. (Already knew activist judges and lawyers have ruined America)
Everyone is arguing about whether the guys who couldn’t even make the first pre-season game on an NFL squad can play in D-1.
Those guys who couldn’t even sniff the NFL are getting paid big in college and yet we are all paying huge prices from seating to food and drink. To over priced players who actually blow. Yall guys are paying and arguing about the XFL. I switched to UALR on my profile (they don’t have a football team) to prove a point.
Lifetime Razorback football fan who will no longer watch them or pay a dime for over priced players who blow at real football. Until it’s fixed I will take my kids and money to real college football like Henderson. Kids that care and that actually give a crap about their state and program. I don’t even know who’s on the Razorback roster from year to year. I feel like people will follow eventually until they get this fixed.
Side note: I hope the activist judges side with LSU. Let it burn.
Everyone is arguing about whether the guys who couldn’t even make the first pre-season game on an NFL squad can play in D-1.
Those guys who couldn’t even sniff the NFL are getting paid big in college and yet we are all paying huge prices from seating to food and drink. To over priced players who actually blow. Yall guys are paying and arguing about the XFL. I switched to UALR on my profile (they don’t have a football team) to prove a point.
Lifetime Razorback football fan who will no longer watch them or pay a dime for over priced players who blow at real football. Until it’s fixed I will take my kids and money to real college football like Henderson. Kids that care and that actually give a crap about their state and program. I don’t even know who’s on the Razorback roster from year to year. I feel like people will follow eventually until they get this fixed.
Side note: I hope the activist judges side with LSU. Let it burn.
re: Trump says deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could come as early as Wednesday.
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 10:38 pm to Bunk Moreland
War sucks! People lives are destroyed! But if What if a certain few people could get rich with it? Oil fluctuations, war materials, people who pay 100,000 dollars a month to truth social. Maybe the war could be for a cause!
I think we have seen this episode a few times since world war 2. I wonder how money is being made between negotiations and four day battles over and over.
I think we have seen this episode a few times since world war 2. I wonder how money is being made between negotiations and four day battles over and over.
re: Curious how we feel about corporations getting the tariff refund upwards of $166b?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 10:24 pm to DUKE87
Just one of many fleeces over the years.
To see people arguing for corporations getting millions back is mind blowing, but expected on the internet. I will give the working people living in the “guilded age” credit. At least they were smart enough eventually to know they were getting railed by their government officials and their corporate overlords.
To see people arguing for corporations getting millions back is mind blowing, but expected on the internet. I will give the working people living in the “guilded age” credit. At least they were smart enough eventually to know they were getting railed by their government officials and their corporate overlords.
re: Democrat voters in Michigan are saying they will NOT vote for "Abdul" El Sayed
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 10:14 pm to Adam Banks
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I hope so. Don’t get me wrong I’d vote for him.
When will people realize that just pushing R and D in elections without actual thought will lead to ruin? But, by all means mindlessly vote R in Texas like they mindlessly vote D in California. See how that works?
re: Secession is on table if Const. ever changed to abolish Senate
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 9:28 pm to stuntman
Referring to our American Civil War (1861-1865) was horrible as I said.
Maybe this time it will be different right?
I wasn’t there, but by 1863 I bet most people were getting tired of it. Gung-ho at the start though!!
Maybe this time it will be different right?
I wasn’t there, but by 1863 I bet most people were getting tired of it. Gung-ho at the start though!!
re: A small but good victory for the Good Guys in Texas
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 8:22 pm to HagaDaga
You’re exactly right. It’s not a suicide pact. It’s an experiment. But it has worked for over two centuries with extreme progress for mankind if you look at overall world history. Something has worked and neither you, nor I can deny that. If you want to change the first amendment, by all means, they put a process out to do it.
re: A small but good victory for the Good Guys in Texas
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 8:02 pm to HagaDaga
I have, great document! We are all endowed by our creator with unalienable rights! Not an actual governing document but great text! A blueprint against tyranny and a-holes that want to take away people rights.
re: A small but good victory for the Good Guys in Texas
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 7:54 pm to HagaDaga
Yall need to read the constitution again. After you actually read it, begin the amendments. Start with the first and pay attention. If you’re not satisfied with what you read, move. Begin your own experiment.
What would enlightenment thinkers know anyway right? Yall got it all figured out
What would enlightenment thinkers know anyway right? Yall got it all figured out
re: Is the Middle East bleeding over into the Democratic Party?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 7:15 pm to Padme
Not sure it just a democrat thing as we fight another war in the Middle East. What party controls all levers of government?
re: Openly Communist Democrats are winning primaries all over the place.
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 7:05 pm to Fun Bunch
Actually in both parties. The quicker everyone wakes up the better America will be. Those calling for extreme change have never read The American Experiment history or can’t get laid and don’t care how our society goes.
re: Secession is on table if Const. ever changed to abolish Senate
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/5/26 at 6:58 pm to stuntman
Civil war was awful. So many better ways to handle situations if people actually read and learned from history.
re: Times your team went completely winless in a football season...
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 4:17 pm to koreandawg
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Arkansas- Never
As a lifetime Razorback fan this surprised me. Chad Morris and Pittman really felt like zero win seasons. I guess the whiskey was really strong those years.
re: Eliminating the Electoral College Has Pros/Cons Depending on Where You Stand
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 3:27 pm to TrueTiger
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Jerrymandering makes this virtually impossible.
I saw that episode. That’s when Jerry messed up Kramer’s hot tub idea.
re: Should Trump use the autopen to preemptively pardon himself, his family, and others?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 2:58 pm to theballguy
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2028 will be our last general election.
I would hate that. The American experiment if you look at it from a world history perspective has been the best thing that has happened for our species. The technology advancement prior to 1789, was slow go to say the least! Now after an enlightenment constitution, an experimental freedom government, look at Bill of Rights, extremely controversial at the time, look how far we have come as a people. Other countries adopted the experiment, some tweaked it, but at the heart of it freeeeedom. The last 250 has been a crazy renaissance of innovation and thought. Hate to see the experiment end. Why do you believe that?
re: Operation Warp Speed
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 2:34 pm to davyjones
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Who gets to officially decide whether something’s a mistake or not? Because some nutcakes on an anonymous internet message board say so?
Completely agree. History is a good guide on effective leadership. Body of work on a life. Great books and biographies out there. We are living the moment and we are writing it. Opinions and decisions will be thrown out as we write our history. The problem, like many have pointed out on this thread is history has a way of re writing itself here, especially in this new technological atmosphere. Verdict is out on this type of “leadership” from our politicians.
When I was a kid, i lied and admitted nothing to escape accountability from my parents. Never worked. But pretty sure the moral of the lesson from my ole man was to own up and be a man
re: Operation Warp Speed
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 12:14 pm to LSUwag
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No President should ever admit to making a mistake because the opposition will never let it go. It’s the opposite of strong leadership.
Leadership? Doesn’t that mean people want to follow you? You lead right?
If I’m around someone who never ever admits to a mistake and think every decision they have ever made in life is right and there is non discussion. I’m
Probably not going to just follow along! I guess you find that appealing and just shut your mouth and do what your told. Weird “leadership” definition. Maybe read Harry Truman or George Washington. Different styles out there to be a leader.
re: Should Trump use the autopen to preemptively pardon himself, his family, and others?
Posted by Hoobadeedoobadee on 8/2/26 at 11:54 am to Jauquismos
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They’ll find something to prosecute him for. Sign the pardon.
Sad state of affairs when this is the accepted way for government officials regardless of party. Might be time for some American soul searching
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