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re: Kiffin at $15 mil/year…or your second choice at $10 mil/year?
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 9:14 pm to DalenSA
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If the 2nd choice is Dilly, I’m still taking Kiffin. Props to Dilly, but he fluked his way to the playoff with Skat and a perfect recipe imho
How has Kiffin make his way to the playoffs?
re: Door Dash girl is a perfect example of female privilege and lack of accountability
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 8:48 pm to Govt Tide
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An Upstate New York DoorDash delivery driver has been busted on felony charges after filming a half-naked customer passed out drunk on his couch, which she later claimed was a form of sexual assault.
Olivia Henderson, 23, from Oswego, amassed millions of views last month after posting several videos on her TikTok account @irlmonsterhighdoll, including one showing a man with his pants and underwear around his ankles.
She had been the one to contact cops, claiming she had been deliberately lured by the man, even though he appeared to be passed out in his own home.
“My customer requested that my order be left at their front door, and when I arrived at their house, their front door was wide open, and they were within eyesight of the front door, laying on the couch, indecently exposed to me,” she claimed in one TikTok video about the Oct. 12 incident.
However, Ring camera footage appears to show Henderson let herself into the man’s house, and police have said there is no indication she was encouraged to go in, let alone film.
Her own video “indicates that the male was incapacitated and unconscious on his couch due to alcohol consumption,” police said in a statement.
https://nypost.com/2025/11/17/us-news/doordash-driver-arrested-over-sharing-naked-vid-of-customer/
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 7:32 pm to thejuiceisloose
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It’s funny how all of these “macho debate” guys looking at you Matt Walsh have beards
It’s funny how many black gangsta wannabe entertainers have beards…
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 7:23 pm to Bard
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It doesn't have to be in language that strong, but condemning others for not having "traditional values" while your own wife has been a hoe-bag is a shitty look.
If the 3rd kid mentioned below is this guys then having kids with her husbands is hardly proof she is a hoe-bag. I am sure she played a part in divorces even if just ignoring obvious issues before getting married thinking she could fix them, but it’s just as likely the husbands were the problem including sleeping around, abusive, and so on as she was.
Considering how many females with kids from 3 or more fathers never even attempted to start a family with the fathers or get their asses off welfare I am not going to default to calling a female getting married 3 times and having kids with her husbands at the time of the marriages a hoe-bag with any other proof much less disrespect the power of Christ to forgive, heal, and change people’s lives.
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mentioned his wife is twice divorced with 3 kids from 3 different baby daddies.
Sure he could have handled things better, but there is a few of y’all in this thread that seem to have some misogyny towards a woman overcoming sin, divorce, and trying to live a better life.
You could have just had your second paragraph focused on the husband and left out the part calling the wife a “hoe-bag”. You are actually not far from doing what you are complaining about.
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If he were trying to teach her through an empathetic response along the lines of "yes, she made some mistakes and she had to learn the hard way," that would be one thing. He wasn't doing that though, he was being a defensive little bitch because he knew she had a point and he didn't like it one bit.
re: A reporter I know sent this to me about Kenny Dillingham...
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 4:43 pm to Chicken
quote:sounds like Varsity Blues.
Dillingham began coaching at age 17 after he tore his ACL during his senior year.
He also kept coaching during his undergraduate years at ASU.
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 4:28 pm to UptownJoeBrown
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I know a doctor that married a huge slut. Doesn’t know.
Probably has a prenup.
re: Woman turns herself in for Lovett Road crash from March | Central PD: BAC was three times
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 4:23 pm to WillieD
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The other vehicle was driven by a woman, Olivia H. Will, and she too was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
How long was she in the hospital, receiving treatment, and/or rehabbing from any injury?
The original article of accident included she was fighting for her life.
re: Alicia Silverstone - So much to unpack here
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 4:18 pm to Beaux Man
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She has aged rather (very) well considering how long ago her 15 minutes was. She has no makeup on and that’s bad lighting for her. Still a beautiful woman.
Yeah except I watched her in some show taking place in Ireland recently, and that crooked smile and mouth thing with her face no longer comes across as mischievous or cute and instead looks a little strokey.
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 4:06 pm to 3nOut
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He becomes an absolute a-hole when it's mildly contentious. He and his wife teach traditional "christian values" but she obviously had a more lurid past than somebody like Allie Beth Stucky, Megan Basham, etc. in the conservative womansphere and then he lectures women.
i'm fine if your lady has a past, but don't push purity BS if you've got some chinks in the armor over it.
Are you saying people can’t improve on past behavior or help other people learn from their own past mistakes?
Or is one saying one thing while still currently living the opposite way?
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 3:59 pm to Damn Yankees
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He went from "It's not that I'm not a great orator" to "F you b*tch, you're a dyke carpet licker" in record time.
What a great debater
Why was his wife’s past brought up first? That seems pretty low on the debate totem pole. Also, Who is the one who brought up the wife?
It seems that the guy is named Andrew Wilson who I have never heard of, so honestly can’t be the number one of much. I have not read in thread what the female’s name is.
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 3:54 pm to Damn Yankees
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where she mentioned his wife is twice divorced with 3 kids from 3 different baby daddies.
She must not be in the believe her and respect all women crowd…
re: Men act like they don't care about their wife's past, until you mention their wife's past
Posted by dallastigers on 11/18/25 at 3:51 pm to Damn Yankees
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This is the number one debater in the red pill by the way.
Which one? I don’t recognize either, so maybe red pill means something different here.
re: Kiffin is a flake and not a program builder. Let him go.
Posted by dallastigers on 11/17/25 at 11:09 pm to PlaySomeHonk
Kiffin is a Frat boy version of Ed. No ethics or moral integrity with either one. Shady as hell.
Kiffin’s dad was shady as well.
If it happens there may be some initial success, but in the long run he will leave the program no better than it is now and likely leave it worse off especially if he brings that scum Ed back. LSU will be paying its arse off or using of donor money that could be better spent for those results.
Kiffin’s dad was shady as well.
If it happens there may be some initial success, but in the long run he will leave the program no better than it is now and likely leave it worse off especially if he brings that scum Ed back. LSU will be paying its arse off or using of donor money that could be better spent for those results.
re: Trumps 1st assassin had a furry fetish.
Posted by dallastigers on 11/17/25 at 10:57 pm to WildcatMike
He seems to have taken an extreme left turn in his life during covid and the summer of love. Going from pro-Trump in late 2019 to pushing leftist political violence by summer of 2020 or just after.
re: "Babes from days gone by (NSFW)" thread as per request by Kafka..
Posted by dallastigers on 11/17/25 at 4:23 pm to Roguestein
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Ami Dolenz
Made me think of this movie
And her before her downfall

re: Haynes King Should be Heisman frontrunner
Posted by dallastigers on 11/17/25 at 11:14 am to Boodis Man
Haynes King was also pretty good at times his first season at GT and had more TDs passing but a lot of interceptions. He was good last season at GT when he wasn’t injured. Jimbo tried to force his offense onto him at A&M and kept getting him injured there and indecisive, but King has become the true duel threat QB that many expected of him after getting away from Jimbo. If Jimbo adapted his offense to King’s strengths he probably isn’t fired in 2023 (not that Jimbo cares with his buyout).
Just getting to double digits in passing TDs this past weekend, being at the lower end on the top 50 in total passing yards, and possibly being at GT doesn’t garner him as much attention; but he also has more rushing TDs than passing TDs and leads the team in rushing and rushing TDs.
Just getting to double digits in passing TDs this past weekend, being at the lower end on the top 50 in total passing yards, and possibly being at GT doesn’t garner him as much attention; but he also has more rushing TDs than passing TDs and leads the team in rushing and rushing TDs.
re: It’s a beautiful morning to be a taxpayer in EBR
Posted by dallastigers on 11/16/25 at 4:04 pm to Joshjrn
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Saying that the funds would be segregated is hardly a summarization of “we would have to create an entirely new government from scratch”.
No inherent problem, beyond a ton of costly government redundancy that people who live in and around the city of Baton Rouge will have a majority in and will therefore be able to dominate, if they so choose. We have to play nice in a consolidated government; deconsolidate and it becomes a base political contest.
More EBR residents live outside of BR than inside BR.
It is funny that you feel BR currently has to play nice with parish politics in a consolidated govt. 5 years of delays to do what the people voted for must be a nicer gesture to the people of StG than I thought it was (and BR still didn’t get its finances straightened out).
Everyone living outside of BR and in another city already has to deal with the city govt and the parish govt (along with Sheriff and so on). The unincorporated areas will have the same amount of levels as before as well. Only BR will get an additional independent layer of govt added on top of the city govt to deal with.
What was merged becomes unmerged and like most of the parishes in the state. Nothing is really being created from scratch.
re: It’s a beautiful morning to be a taxpayer in EBR
Posted by dallastigers on 11/16/25 at 2:58 pm to armytiger96
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Any state govt funding for certain roads would also still exist. Any federal funds would as well.
And the local match would be diluted.
It’s diluted already by being focused on BR instead of the majority of the parish’s residents outside of the city of BR.
quote:It only adds another layer on top of BR since they will not run the parish govt anymore. Everyone else will still have the same levels of govt.
adding back only adds another layer of government and more gov't employees.
The number of employees being a large issue would imply a large duplication of services which shouldn’t happen. Maybe BR allows that to happen. There might be more, or there might be less. Each will be allowed to adjust on their own by either cutting services or increasing taxes.
re: It’s a beautiful morning to be a taxpayer in EBR
Posted by dallastigers on 11/16/25 at 1:57 pm to armytiger96
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Probablly because they are smart enough to realize that they need the collective tax base of the parish in order to get the infrastucture improvements necessary to supprt their growing communities.
Would Central have been able to pay for the road improvements to get in and out of thier city over the past 20 years with just a local base? Same could be asked for St Georgians as well.
And the parish govt would still exist when the BR metro parish govt gets dissolved. Any state govt funding for certain roads would also still exist. Any federal funds would as well.
What would not exist is the intermingled general fund and the office of the mayor-president between the city of Baton Rouge and the entire EBR parish.
re: 'Just 9 deputies work to protect all 139,000 of you:“ Tangi Sheriff mad over failed vote
Posted by dallastigers on 11/16/25 at 11:04 am to Tiger Prawn
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We just ignoring that the vast majority of that 139K population is located in municipalities that have their own city police departments separate from TPSO?
Is it really the vast majority? Hammond’s official population inside the city limits is just above 21,000, Amite City is just above 4,000, Kentwood is just above 2,000, Independence is below 2,000, and Roseland is below 1,000. Some villages as well, but I can’t see them having enough population to push incorporated populations above 50% of 139k or whatever the current parish population is.
Could it be similar to BR where people just assume some of the places right next to them are inside the city limits of some of the cities in the parish when in reality they are actually unincorporated like StG used to be.
Also, at most I think to incorporate these incorporated municipalities only need a police chief while still being able to use the Sheriff’s Department for additional needs. They can have more, and Hammond does have additional officers and staff besides the chief (Southeastern has its own police as well). I am not sure about the others or the number of officers required to handle all calls for each city. It just seems like unless they are all well staffed that they rely on the sheriff more than a fully funded city police department does.
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