UpToPar

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Those two are straight Karens with nothing better to do than stir shite up.

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I agree, but I still don't see anyway the jury should have convicted her based on the evidence presented in the show. But I know that these types of shows often times conveniently leave things out.

The thing I struggle the most with is that (at least based on what was shown in the documentary), there is absolutely no evidence that she was in the state at the time of the murders, no evidence that she had access to the type of gun used in the murders, and no physical evidence that she was at the scene of the crime. With all that said, she almost certainly did it, but the prosecution didn't prove that she did it beyond a reasonable doubt in my mind.

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Medical experts: Does decomposition create additional ethanol in the body? Or would the ethanol here only be from drinki

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Not a medical expert, but I took a chemistry class once. I don't think there are any decomposition processes that create ethanol.

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The gas cans and over 24 hour period her phone was off are extremely coincidental with the timing of the shooting.

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She bought two 5 gallon gas cans, so she would have had an extra 10 gallons of gas. I don't know what kind of car she drove, but I doubt an extra 10 gallons of gas was enough to get her there and back without stopping. And her phone being turned off might seem odd today, but back then it was likely a pretty normal practice. Remember, this is well before smart phones and the constant connection. Most people only had cell phones for emergencies. My grandfather had a flip phone that he only turned on if he needed to call someone and he wasn't at his house.

If she really did go camping like she said, the gas cans and cell phone being turned off makes sense. 10 gallons of gas would have been enough to get her out of a difficult situation if she found herself stranded or something, and turning her cell phone off to conserve battery makes sense.

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but I think we probably win if Green doesn’t get hurt

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Eh, that cuts both ways. It very well may have been worse if Lacy doesn't get hurt.

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He runs his arse off that's for sure. I like that he isn't afraid of contact similar to Dart.

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Unfortunately, because he runs so often, it's only a matter of time before he gets injured.

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And then went undefeated and won the natty the following year?

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Oh, I thought we were talking about year 1......Nobody denies that Cignetti is an elite coach, but it's more than disingenuous to try to compare LSU's schedule this year to Indiana's 2024 schedule.

Yes. Which of Indiana's 11 wins that year were impressive to you? I'll list out their other opponents:

- FIU
- Western IL
- UCLA
- Charlotte
- Maryland
- Northwestern
- Nebraska
- Washington
- Michigan State
- Michigan
- Purdue

:cheers: Thanks! When you say it goes back to WW2, was it used by some Mississippi affiliated battalion? I can't imagine WW2 soldiers taking pride in essentially being called hoity toity.

I did google it. And all google says is that it's a chant or rally cry and also a winter cocktail. I assumed there was some deeper meaning behind it or at least some story as to how it originated other than "it's just some made up words that we chant."

What does it mean? Where did it come from?