Acadien

I can't access a single goddamn website. Pretty wild.

OP, don't reproduce.

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Interestingly, the only score for LSU came when Baugh threw an incomplete pass from his own end zone - which counted as a safety back then.

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That's actually a pretty cool rule.

#1 song the last time Auburn beat LSU in Tiger Stadium (seriously)


OK, Cher might have been higher, but this song was up there & is a goddamn jam.

Maybe they don't have google in your part of Greenbow, Alabama.

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Yeah no way this becomes a regrettable post

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After Arkansas last week, why the frick would anyone set themselves up like this...

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Liberals favorite two words two paint those who disagree with their free for all lifestyle.

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It isn't the government's job to police "lifestyles." I'd be willing to bet you're the first dumbass up in arms about "big gubbment" when someone tries to pass common-sense firearm restrictions following the latest school shooting. You don't give a shite about morals, you care about everyone having to follow your set of rules because you're convinced you're right, and you're too stupid to realize how self-absorbed and condescending that is.

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You're entitled to believe or think whatever you want, no matter how intolerant and ignorant it is. The line is drawn when your stupidity encroaches on another's right to live their own lives.

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No, see, you don't get it. Putting the Ten Commandments in courthouses, keeping prayer and creationism in schools, preventing gays from getting married, profiling muslims as terror suspects, keeping mosques from being built near Ground Zero, and expressing support for "small government" are all logically consistent beliefs that in no way contradict one another. What's more, these beliefs are all explicitly supported by the United States Constitution in unambiguous language (AND THAT LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH, LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT!!!!!).

Narrow minded bigots...

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I'm a white, Christian conservative and I've got no problem with her being in jail. I wish it was done to more elected officials who broke the law.

It is entirely possible to be supportive of the bakery owners who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding while also believing that this clerk of court is out of line.

She should have resigned, plain and simple.

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As a white, whatever, bleeding-heart liberal, I agree with you 100%. Where does the government get the authority to police my fundamental right to contract to this incredible degree of particularity? It's one thing to say "you can't contract to have sex with minors"; it's a totally different ballgame to coerce businesses into rendering service to customers they'd rather not. I'm in favor of socially ostracizing the bigoted bastard and boycotting his bakery until he's run out of business - but the government telling me I have to accept a customer? I hope the ACLU would come down on the baker's side, but I'll have to look into that.

Re: comparisons to segregation, well...that's a tough one. I'd have to agree. My opinion is pretty fluid at this point. Segregation probably wouldn't have ended absent government intervention, and I think ending segregation was something worth sacrificing for. The same could probably be said for prohibiting explicit discrimination against homosexuals. I hate slipperly slope arguments, but it stands to reason...

I'm not sure Lolo belongs in a montage with Pistol & Billy, and the ring part made me wonder if Balfour subsidized this production, but I have to admit..."the white, the gold, the box" part gave me chills.