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re: Families of serial killers

Posted by Odysseus32 on 2/12/26 at 2:26 pm to
Very few people want to be a monster.

re: Families of serial killers

Posted by Odysseus32 on 2/12/26 at 11:30 am to
I always feel bad for some serial killers. Obviously not as badly as I feel for the families of the deceased, but some of them when interviewed you can tell they’re all fricked up in the head. Some of them were truly evil and seemed to like it, but some of them you can see the fricked up child in them coming to face the consequences. It’s just so sad all around.
Exactly. I don’t see what the long term risks are to 3 more colonoscopies.

Start at 30 and then do every 5 years.
A consequence of being part of civilized society is forgetting that trashy people refer to cash as literal banknotes.

You tell me cash only I'm 100% bringing a debit card and looking at you weird when you say "I said cash only"
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What exactly are they suing for? The chance to stop members from making $150k for doing nothing?


Misread - disregard
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I was awake until 2am last night working on project for work, so I really don't give a shite. I'm the most productive person in my company.


And for every person like you, there exists the majority of the population who cannot handle it. It's the same with alcohol. There are a ton of functioning alcoholics who get shite done.

It's bad for you. It's proven that it's not good for you. If you want to do it, fine. But using the "look at me, I'm so unique" argument is really cheap and lazy, and only diminishes your point.
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It is now clear that many of these predictions were wrong. Legalization has led to much more use. Surveys suggest that about 18 million people in the United States have used marijuana almost daily (or about five times a week) in recent years. That was up from around six million in 2012 and less than one million in 1992. More Americans now use marijuana daily than alcohol.


NO frickING shite

There is nothing free. Nothing. Nothing in life, behavior, sex, philosophy, etc. You name it, for every single thing that occurs, there is something happening to counteract. Everything.

Down to your energy level. If you get a good night's rest, and you wake up with more energy than normal, that energy came from somewhere. The energy came from the rest which came from something happening the day prior that enabled you to get more rest. Whether that was shirking of responsibility, or an accumulation of eating better finally paying off, or whatever it may be, something had to happen and someone somewhere got the shaft, even if you don't see it directly.

This is the same fricking principle. It's the same principle anywhere in life. If people would just accept that to get anything, not even saying negative or positive, to get anything to occur, something must be sacrificed, life would be a lot easier for a ton of folks.

re: So sick of this shite….

Posted by Odysseus32 on 2/8/26 at 9:25 pm to
I feel bad for yall.

So threatened by every little thing.

What a bunch of sad lives.
Not you fricker.

They have you. Dipshit.

They are expanding their market. How are yall this stupid.

Do you like football? Or are you that threatened by other cultures?
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Yep. When you make the decision to loan family/friends money you have to also make the decision to be at peace with not getting that money back. If you can't do that, don't loan them the money.


This is it.

I've "loaned" a lot of money in my day. I've done it once with the expectation that it'd be paid back. Everytime thereafter has been a gift. If it comes back, cool. If not, cool. I don't loan money to people I wouldn't give everything to anyway.

re: Terrible administration

Posted by Odysseus32 on 2/7/26 at 11:22 am to
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I’m appalled at how insensitive this was and the school board told the principal he had to tell the teacher to come back to work. How can people be so insensitive.


After having spent time in Allen Parish growing up visiting friends, staying for weeks at a time, this is 100% unsurprising.
Lmao this boards obsession with seed oils is insane. Did I miss something? It comes up at least every other day.

I don’t think they are good, but holy shite. Out of all the things you could demonize in this country. Yall pick seed oils? Am I going insane?

It’s very easy to just not eat them. Just eat normal foods. You don’t have to eat shite in a box.

Can someone explain to me why yall can’t get off this topic?
I think you’re being facetious. Either way, I wish you could do this. Most people would love if it worked that way. Try to go to EY/Deloitte as a fresh grad and “hand your resume to the partner”. There is a de facto form of that, meet the firms where you can at least talk to recruiters.
Are you drinking?

Obviously everyone is different, but I had SEVERE health anxiety all through my 20s. No joke, probably 15-20 ER trips over the span of 5-7 years. Countless imagine, medical bills, specialists etc. It 100% coincides with my drinking. Took me years to isolate and be sure of the link.

Mine is to do with OCD, specifically pure O, being more prominent after using alcohol. Thoughts that would normally not be noticed become prominent and on repeat until you convince yourself you're going to die.

Not saying that's what is happening with you. Might be worth it to see if a correlation exists.
Ohhh, got it.

It was more state pride to you than football. You're less of a football guy, more of a "my tribe" fellow.

Makes sense :cheers:
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I disagree. It feels very pay-for-play and hollow, like the NFL. It's not as interesting or unique of a product as it used to be.


You're just getting older.
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Oh it’s much worse. The two weeks or so is added excitement, but doesn’t nearly make up for the failure of it. I enjoy knowing our players before like week 10


Then put in work.

If you like competitive football, this era is objectively better.
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It’s definitely worse


You just watched Indiana win a national title.

College football right now is at an all-time high in terms of P5 teams ability to be competitive.
I just saw a thread reminiscing on NSD. I agree with the overall premise, NSD was awesome. Especially after watching HS highlights, wondering where everyone is going to sign, etc.

But the portal gives an entirely different dimension. I'm excited to start going through the new portal players I haven't seen and looking up highlights/stats. This also allows people to check in on other teams. I know some of us watch a ton of CFB but there might be some people that walk away knowing more about 2025 Kansas State because they are watching Jayce Brown highlights. That's a net positive.