FearlessFreep
| Favorite team: | Auburn  |
| Location: | Baja Alabama |
| Biography: | Not Good At Football |
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| Occupation: | Confirmed Auburnist |
| Number of Posts: | 19945 |
| Registered on: | 11/5/2009 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Most Dangerous Cities - hhhmmm
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/29/26 at 1:00 pm to cas4t
quote:huh
Massive
wonder how that came about
quote:my point is, what makes you think Africa’s trajectory would be significantly different if Europe hadn’t raided their natural resources
What’s your point?
its not like they had taken advantage of those resources in the previous centuries, relative to what Europe accomplished without them
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re: NCAA tournament set to expand to 76 teams
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/29/26 at 9:58 am to BenHOGan1
quote:which ultimately describes roughly 50% of all economic activity in this country
The jagoffs in suits will get a bit richer on something the rest of us don't really want.
Curmudgeonly Ranting: off [ON]
re: Baseball RPI Top 25 Wins
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/29/26 at 9:54 am to AUTiger789
quote:25% of these two schools 20 combined RPI T25 wins came against one team
10- Alabama, Texas
:banghead:
re: Fort Polk soldier charged for threatening to kill Jewish people in a synagogue
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/28/26 at 2:22 pm to SlowFlowPro
quote:thank IHVH that those “International bankers” only have humanity’s best interests at heart
Have you never heard of Globalism? The Rothschilds?
Both are conspiracy theories with antisemitic roots, and that's ignoring the countless "international banking" conspiracies that follow suit.
re: Most Dangerous Cities - hhhmmm
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/27/26 at 7:01 pm to cas4t
quote:no doubt this is an accurate statement, but answer this:
If Africa hadn’t been raided by Europeans things look a lot different today.
what were the relative technological and societal differences between the two continents at the time the Europeans began raiding the Africans?
re: 2.5 minutes of Democrats calling for the use of political violence
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/27/26 at 4:51 pm to jimmy the leg
quote:i’m of the opinion that a significant percentage of abortions in this country were the father’s choice
If you are pro-abortion, what role should the father play in the decision?
like “i’m not raising a kid with the likes of you, and i’m not gonna pay you to do it for me”
re: Most Dangerous Cities - hhhmmm
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/27/26 at 1:53 pm to cas4t
quote:
You should read up on what europeans and the UK have done to Africa. Congo, Angola, South Africa to start, but basically the entire continent was pushed into poverty. It’s no surprise they are dangerous places, their resources have been stolen and there’s little to no opportunity for their citizens.
re: 15 years ago today
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/27/26 at 12:33 pm to deltaland
15 years ago i loaded up my family and one of my kids’ friend into our 2006 Ford Escape to go camping at Coleman State Park outside of Iuka, MS
i will never travel by car without first thoroughly checking weather conditions again
almost every town we passed through on that trip either had just been hit by a tornado or was about to be hit by one
i will never travel by car without first thoroughly checking weather conditions again
almost every town we passed through on that trip either had just been hit by a tornado or was about to be hit by one
re: 2027 Recruiting Thread- 3* IOL Jaylon Moore Commits
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/26/26 at 8:35 am to GoCrazyAuburn
that clip gave me Darren McFadden vibes
re: Here's what a safe 4 Republican map could look like in MS
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 1:31 pm to Kafka
quote:that part
Undo the gerrymandering in CA VA IL etc. Eliminate voter fraud. Deport all illegal aliens. That is the way,
re: Diversity has been a total failure for America
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 10:48 am to Vacherie Saint
the desire of our then political leaders to “diversify” our society starting with Hart-Cellar in 1965 (which we were specifically told would NOT significantly increase the percentage of peoples of non-European ancestry) eventually led to the legal entry into the US of these individuals:
i am of the position that their actions negated any and all societal advantages “diversity” has given the US, either before or since that fateful day
i am of the position that their actions negated any and all societal advantages “diversity” has given the US, either before or since that fateful day
re: Happy 4th and 25
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 9:49 am to ArHog
my yearly reminder to thank the Lord there are only 30 days in April
:banghead:
:banghead:
re: Diversity has been a total failure for America
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 8:38 am to SlowFlowPro
quote:compared to when our population was roughly 90% people of white European descent?
Our crime has dropped like a rock, too, but this becomes a correlation-causation thing pretty quickly I reckon.
show your work
re: The Perfect Power Pop song
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 6:51 am to Kafka
quote:its giving Rex vibes
The Boxer
ETA: just realized it really WAS Rex
re: Andi MacDowell was Hot in 1992 Box Office Flop - Ruby Cairo (aka Deception)
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/25/26 at 6:30 am to blueridgeTiger
quote:stalker?
I have a special relationship with Andi MacDowell, which I won't bore you with today.)
Whats a horror-themed short story or novella that you’d like to see on film
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/24/26 at 6:27 pm
the thread on The Birds got me to thinking of other short pieces of fiction that would make good horror films
i’ve always been a big fan of James Thurber, who’s usual output was mostly comic with the occasional forays into romantic melancholia - but in the August 2nd 1941 edition of The New Yorker he published the following story, which was so disturbing to his pre-war readers that many were genuinely concerned for his mental wellbeing:
The Whip-Poor-Will
i believe this could make a great horror short subject
can you think of any others
i’ve always been a big fan of James Thurber, who’s usual output was mostly comic with the occasional forays into romantic melancholia - but in the August 2nd 1941 edition of The New Yorker he published the following story, which was so disturbing to his pre-war readers that many were genuinely concerned for his mental wellbeing:
The Whip-Poor-Will
i believe this could make a great horror short subject
can you think of any others
re: Thursday SEC Baseball
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/23/26 at 5:13 pm to skrayper
quote:tell me about it :dope:
Statistically we're not good at anything; I'm amazed at how much we've managed to win.
re: Say what you want about DeBoer, but hes working his arse off instead of running.
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/23/26 at 11:19 am to KingOfTheWorld
quote:which was still considerably less than any other P4 team in the CFP last year, and even less than a bunch of teams that didn’t even have a winning season (*cough* Freezus *cough*)
Cignetti is a good coach but spending $15-20 million absolutely contributed to their run last year.
thinking the Hoosiers’ record over the last two seasons is primarily due to the amount of money they paid their players is the real reason so many “bluebloods” are struggling with the new realities of CFB
re: Say what you want about DeBoer, but hes working his arse off instead of running.
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/23/26 at 10:25 am to KingOfTheWorld
quote:except Indiana didn’t go 16-0 by “buying a roster of kids chasing a bag”
When an Indiana can buy a roster of kids chasing a bag and go 16-0, it’s a different world.
i’m almost 100% certain that Bama’s CFP roster cost them significantly more than Indiana’s did
re: Say what you want about DeBoer, but hes working his arse off instead of running.
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/23/26 at 10:22 am to TigerLunatik
quote:which school did he win his Conference Championship Game and take to the CFP Finals, and which did he get blown out in both his CCG and round 2 matchup in the CFP?
Is it easier to get good players and win a championship at Washington or Alabama? You tell me.
re: Most gut-wrenching episodes of Television
Posted by FearlessFreep on 4/23/26 at 9:06 am to TigerFanatic99
In The Heat Of The Night s2 e11 “A Trip Upstate”
at the condemned man’s request, Sheriff Gillespie (Caroll O’Connor) travels to Parchman to witness the execution of an accomplice to a deadly bank robbery that he had arrested years earlier
O’Connor’s final lines in this, delivered straightforwardly with no background music, are unexpectedly devastating
as an aside, O’Connor absolutely nails his portrayal of a world-weary Mississippi lawman throughout this series - he’s the very image of my grandfather, who was a police chief in Alabama
at the condemned man’s request, Sheriff Gillespie (Caroll O’Connor) travels to Parchman to witness the execution of an accomplice to a deadly bank robbery that he had arrested years earlier
O’Connor’s final lines in this, delivered straightforwardly with no background music, are unexpectedly devastating
as an aside, O’Connor absolutely nails his portrayal of a world-weary Mississippi lawman throughout this series - he’s the very image of my grandfather, who was a police chief in Alabama
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