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re: Ole Miss has caved to the mob
Posted by Slippy on 11/12/26 at 7:31 pm to Tuscaloosa
I appreciate what you’re trying to do here, but nobody’s buying it.
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Is the OP advocating a coup? Suspension of the constitution?
Huang has resigned.
Posted by Slippy on 11/12/26 at 9:05 am
It remains true since the dawn of civilization: Pussy can bring down empires.
re: Elections don’t matter. The arc of history won’t change because of your votes.
Posted by Slippy on 11/11/26 at 7:34 pm to Tomatocantender
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Didn't you say that Bama broke you
Truth.
Elections don’t matter. The arc of history won’t change because of your votes.
Posted by Slippy on 11/11/26 at 7:25 pm
It only bends one direction in our lifetimes — toward chaos. We are living in the anti-Enlightenment. Stupidity and anarchy will soon have their day. Stop worrying about dumb shite like congress and communists and gays getting elected in Texas. Politics mean nothing. Nothing means anything. It’s all meaningless, random degradation and decay. Good will not triumph in this cycle. Perhaps long after we are dead, it will.
Use your mental, physical and spiritual energies to take care of your loved ones, and help them to prepare for the collapse of civilization. Make sure they know how to defend themselves, and to kill and clean rodents for food. Stockpile gasoline. Bury your gold in the ground. Use the chaos to your advantage.
Use your mental, physical and spiritual energies to take care of your loved ones, and help them to prepare for the collapse of civilization. Make sure they know how to defend themselves, and to kill and clean rodents for food. Stockpile gasoline. Bury your gold in the ground. Use the chaos to your advantage.
re: If my beliefs are right then why aren’t they more popular?
Posted by Slippy on 11/11/26 at 4:28 pm to weagle1999
Your beliefs are incorrect.
Will a screenshot of the digital ticket get you in the gate?
Posted by Slippy on 11/10/26 at 8:03 pm
I’ve seen conflicting answers on this. Trying to help a friend who is getting tickets from someone I previously transferred the tickets to.
Can we discuss Zakiyah’s wig collection?
Posted by Slippy on 11/10/26 at 7:27 pm
Tonight she is wearing pink. The last game she wore her traditional blonde.
Why wear a big ole hot wig in the first place? Last year she played a few games with her natural hair (much shorter) and so she obviously has no issue doing it. Maybe this is just her thang.
You do you, girl. But score a lot of points.
Why wear a big ole hot wig in the first place? Last year she played a few games with her natural hair (much shorter) and so she obviously has no issue doing it. Maybe this is just her thang.
You do you, girl. But score a lot of points.
March is obviously peak season in Big Bend.
Posted by Slippy on 11/10/26 at 6:42 pm
A tiny casita in Terlingua that would have cost me $200 a night back in the fall is almost 4 times that in early March. The Chisos Mountains Lodge has zero availability.
I had to cancel my last trip bc of my wife’s medical treatment and now it looks like I’ll have to wait a while to go back.
I had to cancel my last trip bc of my wife’s medical treatment and now it looks like I’ll have to wait a while to go back.
The United States consumes about 23 million chickens a day.
Posted by Slippy on 11/10/26 at 12:11 pm
This is incredible. I should have been a chicken farmer.
Key Consumption Facts
• Daily Total: Roughly 22 million to 24 million chickens are slaughtered and consumed daily across the United States.
• Annual Total: The U.S. processes and consumes around 8 billion to 9.5 billion chickens every year.
• Per Capita: On an individual level, the average American eats about 69 to 98 pounds of boneless chicken meat per year (or roughly 23 to 91 whole chickens annually depending on the metric).
• Market Share: Chicken has surpassed both beef and pork to become the most-consumed meat in the United States, according to the USDA Economic Research Service.
Key Consumption Facts
• Daily Total: Roughly 22 million to 24 million chickens are slaughtered and consumed daily across the United States.
• Annual Total: The U.S. processes and consumes around 8 billion to 9.5 billion chickens every year.
• Per Capita: On an individual level, the average American eats about 69 to 98 pounds of boneless chicken meat per year (or roughly 23 to 91 whole chickens annually depending on the metric).
• Market Share: Chicken has surpassed both beef and pork to become the most-consumed meat in the United States, according to the USDA Economic Research Service.
You people are insane.
I ain’t weak at heart, brah.
I was a student at LSU in the 80’s. I saw a lot of good football. Since then I have lived through Curley Hallman, DiNardo, and saw three national championships. I have paid my fricking dues. Call me out if you wish, but people like me have carried this program for decades. And we were carrying it before your sorry shite arse was even born.
So all of you can frick off.
I was a student at LSU in the 80’s. I saw a lot of good football. Since then I have lived through Curley Hallman, DiNardo, and saw three national championships. I have paid my fricking dues. Call me out if you wish, but people like me have carried this program for decades. And we were carrying it before your sorry shite arse was even born.
So all of you can frick off.
Got my first season tickets in 1991. Think I’m done.
Posted by Slippy on 11/8/26 at 2:04 pm
Not because of the shitty play yesterday, but more because I’m older and sorta done with all the bullshite associated with a gameday. Crowds, traffic, long lines for expensive shitty food, nasty bathrooms, oppressive heat for the first 2/3 of the year… oh, and NIL and the transfer portal have made this something other than the college football I love. No, I’m not a boomer. Time to spend my disposable income on something new and different.
But yeah, wasting an entire weekend to watch shitty football also helped me reach this point.
But yeah, wasting an entire weekend to watch shitty football also helped me reach this point.
Pouring one out for your grand pere.
You guys need to stop letting your wives drink at sporting events.
Posted by Slippy on 11/6/26 at 2:57 pm
Not calling out anyone in particular on here, but you know who you are.
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And she always seems to be one of the first people down on the break, despite starting from the post
And she always seems to be one of the first people down on the break, despite starting from the post
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I'm still pissed he shot down the tort reform
This is why I hate him. Convening with the scions of the plaintiff bar at a hunting camp as they make sure no harm comes to their golden goose. frick him.
How tight is Jeff Landry’s sphincter right now?
Posted by Slippy on 11/5/26 at 9:19 pm
He’s up for reelection next year.
He better lock SpaceX down stat.
He better lock SpaceX down stat.
re: We are changing the time wrong
Posted by Slippy on 11/5/26 at 9:16 pm to madamsquirrel
5’3”?
The average height for women in the United States is 5 feet, 3.5 inches.
The average height for women in the United States is 5 feet, 3.5 inches.
My wife has a rare cancer and the number of trials available to her are limited. There are one or two opening up soon that the Dr thinks would benefit her. In the meantime he agreed with the Ochsner doctor as to plan B (plan A failed) which will be done in New Orleans. If she gets on one of the trials, she will have to go back and forth to Houston.
MD Anderson is an incredible place.
Posted by Slippy on 11/4/26 at 10:04 pm
Went there this week with my wife. It’s a HUGE complex with multiple towers. Bigger than any hospital in Louisiana by far, and it’s 100% dedicated to cancer. Talked to several folks who had come there for treatment from Tennessee, Florida, and Idaho. It works like a well oiled machine. Multiple people on every floor just to tell you where to go. Nurses are the best I have encountered anywhere. God bless this place.
(Our CT today took a few hours because one of their machines was down. They were very apologetic
(Our CT today took a few hours because one of their machines was down. They were very apologetic
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