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Not perfect but not evil in every way.


Yet your comments suggest your opinion of non-Republicans are just the opposite.
So, if that’s done for the Olympics, what do people expect college & lower to do?

I personally think it’s a grey area if you NATURALLY produce above a certain limit to be forced to suppress it or not participate. How is that fair to that individual?

For example, my roommate always had high blood pressure (according to charts), however that was NORMAL for his body.
& you think all Republicans are innocent angels? I’ld take a closer look at your “dear leader” for starters.

BTW, which side was shouting “hang MP” 4 years ago?
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Only perverted democrats think men should play with women.


& yet REPUBLICANS bring up the trans topic.
& what about those females with more testosterone than other girls…is that an unfair advantage too?
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The idea of men flapping their johnons around girls' locker rooms is some bizarre fantasy that the right seems to love wallowing in.


WHY would a man who decides to be the opposite sex “WANT to flap their Johnson around in a girl’s locker room”?
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Democrats picked a moronic hill to die on and it is killing them until more of them see the light. I think we are seeing it slowly happening.


& Republicans are trying to make an issue of less than 1% the entire population.
If you’re talking about the trans issue, the head of NCAA said that out of 514,000 athletes, under 10 are trans.

Now, if you’re talking about Neil Degrasse Tyson, he has talked about why some Olympic sports are broken into M/W & should be united (like equestrian).
Also, he has talked about males with more estrogen in their body or females with more testosterone. They’re not trans, so where are they placed in the discussion?
The same argument can be made about golf, fishing, (car) racing, equestrian, cornhole, darts, bowling, hunting, …
Geographically, the divisions make sense.
You do realize you responded to your post with this.
Why is the object of golf to hit the ball the least amount of times? Don’t play & you always win.
Why is only basketball called “round ball”?
WHY would medical wait until AFTER the ball is spotted to check an injury?
My thing is I think the 4 of us will do whatever it takes to keep these in-state rivalry games.

Now, if FSU & Clemson become conf. members, then scheduling will really become an issue.
I think it’ll be a 9 game schedule.

However, with the ACC’s situation, I see SEC expansion, & therefore just make-shift scheduling in the meantime.

re: Texas re-designing its logo?

Posted by southernboisb on 4/14/25 at 8:47 am
Does anybody EVER bother to research the history of our logo before commenting?

re: Texas re-designing its logo?

Posted by southernboisb on 4/13/25 at 8:53 am
I see the logic behind Texas, but that ND wouldn’t have even been noticed. Even pointing them out wouldn’t help me know they were there.

re: Robots calling balls/strikes

Posted by southernboisb on 4/8/25 at 7:24 am
That’s why I don’t watch bb, they’re always stopping the game every 5 seconds.