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Why not the FBI? Kash the Indian Clown is too busy moving covering up FBI incompetence than to actually do anything


You do realize a private citizen walking around vacant buildings filming YouTube content is existing by a completely different set of rules than the FBI right? The FBI would need to first walk into court and show probable cause and obtain a warrant to even enter the building. If they did it just like a random content creator, every scrap of evidence obtained would be tossed… So why don’t you STFU with the ridiculous bitching.
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Trump could have won GA. It would not have swung the election, though.


It’s as if you are completely disregarding what everyone saw play out in real time on election night. We saw this EXACT same scenario play out in multiple states at the exact same time. Even better is the talking heads and dems on television discussing a scenario months in advance where we go to bed thinking DJT is the winner but come morning time Biden will be the president elect. So not only did it happen, it happened exactly like they said it would happy. Take your BuT iT diDN’t SWinG tHE ElEctION non sense and forcefully place it up your arse. You were wrong then. You are wrong today and you will be wrong for eternity.
That’s horrific throwing mechanics. Not only is his throwing motion trash, his footwork is arse too. Throwing off your back foot is always a recipe for disaster
I don’t see anything wrong with this statement. Why should Trump be magnanimous in Rob Reiner’s death when Rob would have said equally horrific things had Trump been murdered? Some of you need to sack up. The other side is owed zero sympathy when they bemoaned the fact that the shooter missed Trump.

frick ‘em
25 years ago, Irish fans were everywhere. The hats, the shirts, the team had a legitimate national fanbase presence. As of today, I can’t think of the last time I ran into a Notre Dame fan. They simply do not have the presence nor do they command the attention of the average CFB. The idea that they somehow deserve preferential treatment because their name when the reality is they are a fragment of their former glory is beyond irritating. Either join a conference or don’t, but STFU with this idea that the rest of the CFB world needs to blow you every time a major decision is made.
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Think about this. I doubt most of you want to re-tile your shower or put on a new roof on your own.


I find it fascinating that no matter how hard democrats try to convince people they aren’t who they are, they can never change their spots. For nearly 250 years they’ve been invested in cheap labor. They’ve moved the blacks out of the fields and onto a voting plantation, and now they are fully invested in the cheap labor of the brown skinned man.

One other point. Southern democrats used the 3/5 compromise to gain political by counting 3/5 of the slave population in the census to gain house seats. Today they fight tooth and nail to count the illegal population in the census for the exact same reason.
so are we just gonna revive the old 20 team southern conference that preceded the SEC? :lol:
He’s planning on building a wall through the middle of Bham to cut off the REC’s access and influence of the SEC HQ.

Also, the Auburn Iron Curtain defense has a nice ring to it. :lol:

re: Officiating

Posted by Blizzard of Chizz on 12/2/25 at 11:13 am to
To me the worst part of officiating is the non calls. Flags can be debated and they definitely have an impact on drives, but when you know the refs are going to keep the flags in their pockets, you’re incentivized to do more. If a ref isn’t going to call holding, why wouldn’t you hold every play? It’s like playing with house money.
I find it odd that despite a long track record of AU bungling hires, and the way Sumrall went from absolute lock of the century according to a lot of posters here, to the chaos that erupted in the last week leading up to the iron bowl, that some posters just willingly believe that nothing significant happened and we hired Golesh at 1am like that was the plan all along. Durkin was going to be the hire, I have absolutely zero doubts about that. Golesh accepting the gig at the last hour is nothing short of a miracle
It’s funny how burning bridges reveals all the dirty secrets that have been buried. Did Lane really think he was going to burn a program down on the way outta town and they were going to take? OM can survive probation and some fines but they are going to torch his career :lol:
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Really gives you confidence that they knocked this hire out of the park, doesn't it?


You tell me. We hired a 5-19 bum who caught lighting in a bottle, a HS coach with 1 year of college HC experience, a lazy potato because our AD thought he was the smartest peanut in the turd and prostitute buying, Bible thumping retread.. I’d say hiring the fricking Russian who’s actually built something and is ready to turn around the biggest dumpster fire in the conference was the right hire.
Gene Chizik, Gus, Potato Man and Rev Hugh ain’t walking out of that tunnel next fall..
What’s that old Bama excuse we used to hear all the time before Nick showed up? It went something like “they’ve never beaten the tide when we’re at full strength Pawwwl”

So I guess congrats on never beating Auburn when we’re at full strength :dunno:
Funny enough they are probably the most dangerous team in the playoffs now. They’re not rallying around an injured player or some slight of getting no respect. They are rallying around each other with a legitimate backs against the wall, everything to prove attitude. That kind of motivation doesn’t need a pregame speech.
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He circled back to Golesh. Golesh told him he would take it but would not have anyone forced on him. Cohen abandoned his dreams of retention and keeping certain coaches and hired Golesh to save his arse and to keep the heat off of himself.



If this is true, this might be one of the most pivotal moments in Auburn history. Cohen ceded staff autonomy (something they even denied Kirby) to save his own arse. For the first time in multiple generations, an AU HC has the power to clean house from top to bottom.

So to recap, Cohen tripped over his own dick and one of the best hires in the cycle fell into his lap at midnight and then he surrendered the keys to the kingdom. :bow: :bow: :bow:
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I'm questionable on how legit the whole Durkin angle is at this point, because clearly it isn't a given that he will be our DC with Golesh.


If what happened with Sumrall is true in regards to the Durkin angle that ultimately caused him to walk away from AU, it stands to reason that that would not be allowed to happen a second time. In other words, by some miracle Golesh is on line 1 and wants the job, and you scrap the Durkin angle to avoid a repeat of the last scenario… and for DJ he probably feels like a sacrificial lamb at this point because whatever he was promised or told got yanked at the 11th hour of this search.
The way you guys are speaking a spectacular train wreck into existence is going to be fun to watch. No one loves to gossip more and discuss the sexual proclivities of their HC quite like LSU fans, especially when they are ready to run a guy outta town. The smash brothers, LK and coach O together passing bayou whoors around is going to make for great theatre. :lol:
I agree. I don’t think it’s a good look to turn the HC into a meme of this nature.
I think we can let an iron curtain defense slide, but yeah.