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No, because we have been buying $500 hammers for at least 70 years because of who gets the contracts.
People like to complain about welfare queens but the amount of money being sucked out of the productive economy via private sector/government graft makes that look like chump change.
We don’t need a $1.5T defense budget. We need a defense department that can pass an audit.
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re: Anonymous SEC coach on Trinidad Chambliss
Posted by mule74 on 8/11/26 at 6:15 am to John Rambeaux
—Pete Golding
re: Anonymous SEC Defensive Coordinator on Sam Leavitt
Posted by mule74 on 8/11/26 at 6:14 am to John Rambeaux
Slightly worse than Diego Pavia as a college QB? I’ll take it.
Our supporting cast is much better than what Pavia had at Vandy.
Our supporting cast is much better than what Pavia had at Vandy.
re: How is Talarico leading Paxton 51% to 48%?
Posted by mule74 on 8/10/26 at 7:38 pm to aTmTexas Dillo
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If Paxton loses, Cruz will be in trouble next time.
Yes and no. This is a bad cycle for Republicans and Paxton is an incredibly weak candidate. That dork Beto would wipe the floor with Paxton.
Cruz will be a much tougher out, but like Georgia, once the Democrats get their hooks in Texas it might be much easier for them to win going forward.
re: Mom of LSU football player is a dorm room interior designer
Posted by mule74 on 8/10/26 at 2:42 pm to hawgfaninc
lol @ the mom with her trashy back tat. Looks like a great backdrop for her daughter’s Only Fans.
re: How is Talarico leading Paxton 51% to 48%?
Posted by mule74 on 8/10/26 at 11:12 am to Vacherie Saint
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I remember when the polls said Wendy Davis was going to beat Abbott, or when Beto was going to beat Cruz.
I don’t know if the polls for this current race are correct or not, but what you’re saying is 100% false.
I lived in Texas during both of these races. The Cruz election in particular was shockingly close. We all believed that Cruz would win that by close to 10 points.
re: Sports Illustrated: “Sophie Cunningham got a bitter taste of karma”
Posted by mule74 on 8/9/26 at 12:18 pm to LSUGrad9295
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Watching the league tear itself apart from the inside the last 2 weeks has been enjoyable.
I swear I wouldn’t know anything about the WNBA if it wasn’t for his board.
re: New York City turning bad
Posted by mule74 on 8/8/26 at 11:48 am to LivingstonLaw
I don’t enjoy NYC and would never live. However ….
Does not equal …
That’s a fricking retarded thing to say.
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I had a friend that just came back from NYC .
Does not equal …
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Everything you hear on FoxNews is true.
That’s a fricking retarded thing to say.
re: Hillary Duff is wearing a watch NSFW
Posted by mule74 on 8/7/26 at 8:31 pm to Chad504boy
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Hillary Duff
She’s that right kind of mom thicc.
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I’m not connecting my financial information to a cloud AI provider.
Neither am I. I just run through my general holdings and portfolio and get advice. I took a picture of all of the options in 401k platform and had it assemble a max growth portfolio.
re: Canadian Grandmother Euthanized Without Her Consent
Posted by mule74 on 8/6/26 at 12:02 pm to Night Vision
Isn’t that just “murdered”
re: Who all pays monthly bills on a credit card?
Posted by mule74 on 8/6/26 at 10:38 am to King of New Orleans
We pay almost everything off of our credit card. Some of our utility vendors have credit card fees so we pay those directly via ACH.
I don’t understand the anti-credit card people. We have a very firm monthly budget that we hold our ourselves to. We pay off our credit card in full at the end of every month. We make several thousand dollars a year in cash back
Why would you not use a credit card?
I don’t understand the anti-credit card people. We have a very firm monthly budget that we hold our ourselves to. We pay off our credit card in full at the end of every month. We make several thousand dollars a year in cash back
Why would you not use a credit card?
re: LSU is fun again
Posted by mule74 on 8/5/26 at 5:59 pm to turnpiketiger
2023 was stressful. I didn’t enjoy the offense u til the end of the season when I knew we weren’t playing for anything anymore.
The Ole Miss game was miserable.
The Ole Miss game was miserable.
re: Kackles officially endorses Abdul El-Sayed for U.S. Senate in Michigan
Posted by mule74 on 8/5/26 at 3:21 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
She is 100% going to try to come back for 2028 as a rebranded left winger.
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Fire her worthless uniparty arse
Pirro is in the uniparty??? LOL
Thanks. I needed that.
You boys are actually bat shite crazy.
re: What’s the smartest financial decision you’ve ever made?
Posted by mule74 on 8/5/26 at 9:13 am to FlyingTigerBo
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Having a budget - always live below your means
You can do this, and still have a credit card. The wife and I have a daily budget allowance and yet are still able to put everything on a credit card.
Crazy to think he’s been there almost 30 years.
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VOO or VTSAX Don't need a wealth manager
I live my life in Vanguard. I don’t need investment advise. That’s the easy part.
How to handle the IPO. How much to be investing in my wife’s ESPP and how to set up a cash conveyor belt from that. How to set up effective tax strategies for my children. These are the things I need to know.
Choosing a wealth manager
Posted by mule74 on 8/4/26 at 10:56 am
I have resisted hiring anyone to look our money for the first decade of my marriage. The good news is that my wife and I have each been very successful financially. The bad news is that as a father, husband, and full-time worker, I do not have the bandwidth nor the acumen to manage our assets anymore.
We currently own our home and three rental properties via LLCs. We are working on our second child. About to start max funding a 529 for child number one. I have equity in a PE owned company that has a three-year go public plan. My wife has significant and growing equity holdings in her publicly traded company.
I don’t need “investment advice” so much as I need someone who can help me to tie all of my estate planning and potential tax obligations together into one efficient 20 year strategy.
I’m interviewing my first candidate on Friday. Does anyone have any advice for what questions I should ask?
We currently own our home and three rental properties via LLCs. We are working on our second child. About to start max funding a 529 for child number one. I have equity in a PE owned company that has a three-year go public plan. My wife has significant and growing equity holdings in her publicly traded company.
I don’t need “investment advice” so much as I need someone who can help me to tie all of my estate planning and potential tax obligations together into one efficient 20 year strategy.
I’m interviewing my first candidate on Friday. Does anyone have any advice for what questions I should ask?
I don’t see why this is so far-fetched. People accuse George Soros of doing it all the time.
There are been interviews with migrants stating that they were encouraged by Moroccan authorities to load into trucks and go to the border. Morocco is one of the few muslim countries in the world that has recognized the state of Israel, and they are one of the oldest allies of the United States.
It would not surprise me at all if the US and Israel used this action to make a statement.
There are been interviews with migrants stating that they were encouraged by Moroccan authorities to load into trucks and go to the border. Morocco is one of the few muslim countries in the world that has recognized the state of Israel, and they are one of the oldest allies of the United States.
It would not surprise me at all if the US and Israel used this action to make a statement.
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