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Leave the house and end calls saying it, go to bed saying it. Kind of sporadic otherwise.

Best feeling in the world is when your daughter is just hanging out on a lazy day and she says "Hey dad"... You think she's about to ask for a snack or water or something and she just says "Love you".
TriBecca does the calzone really well too.

I had St Leo when it first opened and it was just okay.

Haven’t made it to Leña yet.
By God Woodrow. It’s been quite a party ain’t it?
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20 years ago Butterfinger was one of my favorites and I'd have called you crazy.

I tried one recently for the 1st time in a long time. Their quality has completely tanked. That's not the flavor or texture Butterfinger I grew up loving as a kid.


No doubt. Butterfingers used to stay together and get real tacky once after a couple of chews. Dry as hell now

re: Ohio State at USC

Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 10/31/26 at 6:33 pm to
Solid crowd at the Coliseum. 40,000 or so.
Brad’s RFK run seems to have gone the way most things with Roush go.

Someone is hired
Significant improvements begin
New guy wants to keep changing things and improving more
Roush says no thanks, I’m too cheap and am not willing to cede any more control
Falling out ensues

Will be this way until he dies next week, next month, or next century.
Was supposed to go from 610/mo to 677 for me. Was 515 two years ago and nothing has changed for me health wise.

I switched to a higher deductible & out of pocket plan with no co pays and will pay $500/mo next year.

I did a cost analysis and worst case scenario I’m out $4000 if I wasn’t on the old plan. I haven’t had a claim in 8 or 10 years so I think I can risk it.

It’s insane that healthcare reform is not a top issue in DC. Nobody seems to give a single shite. I guess because it only hurts normal people right now. The rich can afford it and the poors are getting it paid for, so frick the rest of us.
DID YOU KNOW HE WAS THE FIRST HOST OF COLLEGE GAMEDAY?!?!

In all seriousness, he was a staple of SEC on CBS in my youth, and was a good studio guy in that role, but as time has gone on he’s deteriorated into a legitimate dumb arse.

Just randomly strange takes on X.com these days, with the occasional hey I broke 80 today post.

re: Credit Card Question

Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 10/28/26 at 7:51 pm to
You’re probably just leaving a percent on the table if you want to keep it simple and straightforward. So just get one of the 2% cash back or points cards. If you’re patient, they’ll have transfer bonus windows with hotel chains, airlines, etc. and you can capitalize and get 2.5% or something.

If you want to complicate it a little, you can probably string together 3-4 cards that have no annual fees that will pay you 3-5% back for gas, hotels, groceries, etc.
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1.5% back on all wagers. Chess not checkers



Combine that with the 1.5% cash back on the credit card? Hell, we're entering HYSA territory now.
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-cars go from almost not existing to all the kinds that exist today.



You think he watched that Tesla barrel roll the other day?
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Im a PCA member. The EPC is pretty good except for letting individual churches rule on egalitarianism.

I know the PCA has its problem children, but not sure we needed another Presbyterian denomination.


I'm an ECO member. I honestly align more with PCA (complementarianism vs egalitarianism), but the local PCA church's service is a little more contemporary than I like... Like no choir, guitars, worship leaders, minister isn't robed, etc.... We've got an organ, choir, rarely sing a hymn less than 100 years old, sing every verse, bigger into the Scottish heritage, etc.

I think we (PCA, ECO, EPC) are all aligned in the fact we don't want anything to do PC(USA) though.
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fewer than 1 million people consider themselves presbyterian now it's literally dying like most protestant denominations.



That's not right. In America, there is about a million PC(USA) members right now, and then like half a million PCA members. Then there are smaller memberships that total up to another half a million or so.

PC(USA) is the more liberal group and has lost members hard over the last 50 years or so.

Just about all of the other groups are more conservative separators from the PC(USA) and most are slowly gaining membership. But I don't think the growth is at a rate that will be able sustain some of these churches over the next couple of generations.

eta: So yeah, the dying part may be right. Protestantism as a whole has a membership problem. Attendance problem at the very least. Not just Presbyterianism.
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He said black pastors are not afraid to tell their flock who and how to vote


That’s because they’re receiving kickbacks for being the driver of the modern political plantation. Not even joking.
I want to say $400 even at Flight in Memphis on NYE. Went with another couple as a pregame meal before going to a party Raiford’s. I think the food was $100/person and then we had a wine flight + another bottle.

I don’t remember much about the evening past the lobster bisque.
I had some ECCO spikeless, but wasn't a fan. They were not premium ECCO's though.

Went back to spiked FootJoy's for awhile and impulse bought some FootJoy spikeless Pro/SLX Carbon on sale and love those.
Yeah, on a grain truck on a levee. Luckily, I had plenty of runway and another turn I could use about a mile further down the levee so I was able to coast to it and loop back around on the next turn row to get to our headquarters. Just took it slow back to the headquarters and it was very much a non event.

I was an inexperienced youth, too. Not sure what my dad was thinking putting me in that rickety piece of shite looking back on it. I guess he knew that there was miles of potential run off, so as long as I didn't hang a left or right off the side of the levee, I'd be fine.
We're trying to do something in that same timeframe too. I'm burnt out on the beach, and my wife isn't wanting to do any skiing.

We were thinking about going to Chicago or NYC and doing 4-5 days. Pretty easy direct flights out of Memphis to do either. We'd just do the typical sight seeing, checking out kids museums, science and natural history museums, hitting a couple of famous restaurants, etc.

I only have one 5 year old to tend to though. Only thing that really worries me is will it still be pretty cold up there or is it comfortable?
1 Hole in One and I've eagled a couple of short par 4's
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it's shocking how pervasive gambling is now on sports shows, games, etc. nobody even tries to hide it anymore. unchecked gambling is depravity. Americans parted with almost 17 billion dollars of their expendable income betting on sports just last year alone, and if you think for one second that nowhere in all of sports that hasn't resulted in games/events being altered, you're delusional. the incessant ads are now as annoying as the constant weed smell anytime you step out into public.


All of this.

Gambling and marijuana are two vices that have become so much more disgusting as they've been legalized.

Society was so much better when everyone was burning cigs inside and the local glass business owner was the bookie and a deacon in the Presbyterian Church.
frick this.

Go back to regional Power Conferences - Big 10, Pac 10, Big 12, SEC, ACC, maybe Big East, SWC?
Put reasonable limits on NIL and the Transfer Portal.
12 team playoff seeded by a formula that encourages strong OOC scheduling, or at least doesn't penalizing losing to another Power Conference opponent as harshly.