ummagumma
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More incarceration and less ”affordable housing initiatives”. We need to make the poor move away from society, not pay for them to free load next door.
Affordable housing initiatives has wreaked havoc in Lexington. No neighborhood is safe anymore. We have limits set for outward expansion to protect our horse farms, so you have to keep moving farther and farther out to other counties to get away from the ever spreading rot. I live in a nice middle to upper class neighborhood and now I got section 8 pieces of shite moving in rentals a subdivision away. It brings down the entire section of town…and now there is no good sections left.
Affordable housing initiatives has wreaked havoc in Lexington. No neighborhood is safe anymore. We have limits set for outward expansion to protect our horse farms, so you have to keep moving farther and farther out to other counties to get away from the ever spreading rot. I live in a nice middle to upper class neighborhood and now I got section 8 pieces of shite moving in rentals a subdivision away. It brings down the entire section of town…and now there is no good sections left.
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We need more incarceration and less excuses and suicidal empathy. If that’s that the 70-90s where crime was more “confined” to liberal shitholes, then let’s go.
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I thought they don't show minors that get arrested. Maybe only applies to darker complexion people.
Are you implying it is a lighting issue?
White people have no problem shaming and punishing those who deserve it…even at age 12.
re: Meet the newly crowned Miss Vermont
Posted by ummagumma on 5/7/26 at 10:53 am to ClientNumber9
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say what you will about her size, but she had the gut to get up there and do it.
Stop. This is the nonsense that facilitates more of this down the road. She stole that crown from an actual beautiful woman. I'm tired of pretending like morbidly obese people that try to be models are brave, heroic, courageous, etc. Call out bad behavior when you see it.
This. This woman is a narcissist bitch who just steamrolled into, and made a mockery of, the world of beauty pageants. Meanwhile, the girls who actually put forth true effort over the long haul got relegated to the sideline for “inclusion”.
There is a special place in hell for these heifers and I hope she chokes on one of those mayonnaise dripping bologna sandwiches she obviously scarfs down on the regular.
re: These SEC teams have won every SEC title since 1977
Posted by ummagumma on 5/6/26 at 2:10 pm to Go Go Gata
Just add a year, include Kentucky, and you got your big 7.
re: NY Post with details about the slaying of Miss Switzerland finalist killed by husband
Posted by ummagumma on 5/6/26 at 2:03 pm to SlowFlowPro
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Rieben allegedly snapped her hip joints out of their sockets and proceeded to remove her upper left arm, forearms and right lower leg as part of the dismemberment, according to the grisly autopsy report.
He then severed her spine in order to chop off head.
Well, perhaps an exception can be made.
No offense, but shouldn’t a thread with a subject line that includes “Miss Switzerland” be required to actually contain a pic of said “Miss Switzerland”?
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Scott is a good one. He knows his shite.
Seems like he knows a lot of guy’s shite.
re: The Most Loyal Fan Bases in the SEC, ranked 1 through 16
Posted by ummagumma on 5/6/26 at 1:08 pm to crimsoncoded94
South Carolina
UK
MSU
Possibly Missouri and Arkansas…but not as familiar with them over the long term.
Whoever said Vandy…sorry…but no. Even UK fans used Vandy as a home away from home game for years.
Props to Texas AM as well. No question a loyal fan-base. While not the severe level of despair as some, it takes something to keep coming back to 8-4 over and over and over.
UK
MSU
Possibly Missouri and Arkansas…but not as familiar with them over the long term.
Whoever said Vandy…sorry…but no. Even UK fans used Vandy as a home away from home game for years.
Props to Texas AM as well. No question a loyal fan-base. While not the severe level of despair as some, it takes something to keep coming back to 8-4 over and over and over.
re: Check in if you have three 5 Stars in your 2026 basketball recruiting class
Posted by ummagumma on 4/27/26 at 3:03 pm to Gatorbait2008
Not sure about the rest of the conference…but for UK, Arkansas has been the easiest opponent in basketball and football by far. They have single handedly made our conference record that much better in each sport.
re: Check in if you have three 5 Stars in your 2026 basketball recruiting class
Posted by ummagumma on 4/27/26 at 2:51 pm to Harry Rex Vonner
When has Calipari not had several 5 stars?
Arkansas has about a 1/32 chance of winning a title with this group based on past performance.
It’s better than UK’s chance…but at least our dream of next year may actually mean something different.
Arkansas has about a 1/32 chance of winning a title with this group based on past performance.
It’s better than UK’s chance…but at least our dream of next year may actually mean something different.
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Was Papa beshear also that popular in KY despite also being a Democrat governor in a red state?
He brought gambling to the state. But otherwise, he was pretty unremarkable…which in this state, is actually quite impressive. Our republicans can’t seem to get out of their own way.
re: Popular Governors - Phil Scott, Andy Beshear, Laura Kelly, etc
Posted by ummagumma on 4/27/26 at 10:50 am to DyeHardDylan
Beshear had name recognition in the state because his dad was governor of the state previously.
Beshear lucked out that he initially opposed an idiot republican governor who picked a fight with public school education. The public at large sided with public education. The states largest public eduction centers are now embroiled with controversy and corruption, but Beshear will skate by because he will be long gone before the pain is felt by the citizens.
Beshear had daily Covid press conferences in which he successfully crafted his approach to appeal to the lowest common denominator…a scared and stupid public.
Beshear avoided the more controversial policies of his democrat party because the state is generally conservative and wasn’t pushing it to the point he needed to be involved. He got to lay back and hide.
The state had several natural disasters that he got to be the face of coming to the rescue, even though these were all beyond politics and any governor would have looked like a savior.
Beshear lucked out that he initially opposed an idiot republican governor who picked a fight with public school education. The public at large sided with public education. The states largest public eduction centers are now embroiled with controversy and corruption, but Beshear will skate by because he will be long gone before the pain is felt by the citizens.
Beshear had daily Covid press conferences in which he successfully crafted his approach to appeal to the lowest common denominator…a scared and stupid public.
Beshear avoided the more controversial policies of his democrat party because the state is generally conservative and wasn’t pushing it to the point he needed to be involved. He got to lay back and hide.
The state had several natural disasters that he got to be the face of coming to the rescue, even though these were all beyond politics and any governor would have looked like a savior.
re: Any of you guys ever been to the Kentucky Derby?
Posted by ummagumma on 4/22/26 at 7:20 am to kywildcatfanone
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Churchill Downs is large, but it's got neighborhoods all around it, so there are no open spaces except the track.
The good news is after you get drunk at the track, you can just walk across the street in any direction and score some ghetto crack to sober up with.
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Whole bunch of retards up in Kentucky is all I can take from that shite.
Pretty much.
Louisville and Lexington liberals with the soccer moms who fell in love with Andy’s fire side chats during Covid. Not to mention holdovers of the over the top public education defenders, even though most of these public school districts have now been proven to be more corrupt and incompetent than what’s going on at UK.
re: Governor of Kentucky not happy with UK
Posted by ummagumma on 4/21/26 at 7:21 pm to Wildcat1996
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I don't think he's been a bad president, but it is time to make a transition plan.
Agree to a certain extent, but this Barnhart deal just taints everything, and it seems just so out in left field and there was no real need to even go there.
re: UK fans, is Aaron Bradshaw on the table?
Posted by ummagumma on 4/21/26 at 7:14 pm to UKWildcats
Bradshaw was a 2024 disappointment. We’ve moved on to bigger, more grandiose 2026 disappointments.
Beshear is the scum of the earth. There is not one person in the Commonwealth who will publicly support the Barnhart deal, so Beshear gets no credit when he slithers in to piggy back on the drama for all his other political motives.
re: Auburn basketball now has a chance to join St John's Kentucky and South Carolina in the
Posted by ummagumma on 4/7/26 at 2:56 pm to kywildcatfanone
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The NIT was the bigger tourney in the 40s by a lot
This argument, and others like it, is only valid through about 1943 or so. After that, the two events evened out considerably in the middle and late 40s, with the NCAA completely overtaking it in short order thereafter.
It’s an overblown fallacy.
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Running Cat5e instead of Cat6. Cheap fricks.
Meh, 95% of houses run perfectly fine on cat5. If you need cat6, chances are you should also know how to run it fairly easy. Main problem is that builder installed lines are run incorrectly parallel with the power runs in most homes.
re: Auburn basketball now has a chance to join St John's Kentucky and South Carolina in the
Posted by ummagumma on 4/6/26 at 12:50 pm to WildcatMike
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Back in the 1940s, the NIT was actually the premier postseason tournament
Jesus…this fairytale has been overblown by so many people over the years and it is just untrue. Those who continue to spew it only have an agenda, usually promoting their teams past NIT success or lack of NCAA success.
Yes, the NIT was more prestigious back in the day compared to its current iteration, but this had more to do with the NCAA being significantly smaller (number of teams invited) which allowed the NIT to have a higher caliber of field. However, it was never really considered more prestigious than winning the NCAA.
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