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She's annoying. Hitting all the globalist talking points.
Are you familiar with the Spanish Civil War?



Hint: Joe Strummer's side lost.
What section of the stadium are you sitting in?
What about equal protection under the law? :confused:
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All you would see at Cortana Mall and around town was Miami and FSU gear.


I worked in CM and only remember black kids and Vanilla Ice wannabes wearing this stuff.
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He originally was found guilty by title 9


He was found liable, not guilty. They're not the same thing.
I came here to post this exact song. Jim Morrison was one twisted dude.
I would bet bigly on the Aggies if I was a gambler.
So he’s not a proponent of the so-called “Big Tent” that we keep hearing about from alleged “moderate” Dems?
Not from what I’ve seen so far he isn’t.

re: Gays being arrested in Turkey

Posted by Tchefuncte Tiger on 9/23/26 at 12:34 pm to
Queers For Palestine? :dunno:


Chuck Bednarik pops Frank Gifford and sends him to the hospital for 10 days.

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On November 20, 1960, in a game between the Eagles and New York Giants at the original Yankee Stadium, Bednarik knocked Giants running back Frank Gifford out of football for over 18 months in one of the most famed tackles in NFL history, often referred to simply as The Hit.[19] Bednarik's clothesline tackle of Gifford dropped Gifford immediately to the ground, and Gifford immediately went unconscious. Gifford was transported from the field on a stretcher and then to a local hospital, where he was diagnosed with a deep concussion.[20]

Bednarik was criticized after the game by Giants players and fans for apparently celebrating Gifford's injury. A Sports Illustrated photo of Bednarik standing over an unconscious Gifford became iconic, showing Bednarik in mid-celebration, right above Gifford as he lay unconscious on the field. Bednarik defended himself by saying that he was celebrating the fumble caused by the hit, which the Eagles recovered and clinched the victory for the Eagles, sending the team to 1960 NFL Championship Game.[4] Years later, Gifford called the hit "a clean shot", and said, "Chuck hit me exactly the way I would have hit him."[2] Gifford said, "'I didn't bear him any resentment and never have....'"[4] The play has been called "one of the most iconic plays in NFL history."[21]


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University of Phoenix, and other diploma mills


UoP isn't a "diploma mill." They have their issues, though.
I find it kind of funny that Sydney Sweeney somehow hurts women’s athletics but dudes pretending to be women don’t.
I like the 1970's Temptations.

This was my favorite song when I was in the 6th grade:

I just finished season one and it's just plain awful...but fun to watch. The soundtrack is awesome, though.