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I’ll take Barry Sanders on offense and N. Suh on defense if we’re talking career. Tebow honorable mention for career.

Cam Newton and Joe Burrow have to be up there for a single season.

re: What's your favorite belt?

Posted by TigernMS12 on 12/26/25 at 5:36 pm to
I’ve got a Hanks Belt and it’s awesome. They’re thick and take a bit to break in but I have. I doubt it will last me the rest of my life provided I don’t get fat

re: Brown any word yet?

Posted by TigernMS12 on 12/3/25 at 12:34 pm to
Well he’s playing on the Dline for starters. Second, there’s like 4 threads on him already. Go read.
I have a hard time believing a company who supplies LE/military all over the world, is owned and operated in a foreign country, and who makes switches for their own guns themselves is going to cave to one state.

re: Mansoor Delane SIAP

Posted by TigernMS12 on 10/14/25 at 8:27 pm to
He was the first corner off the board in a couple mock drafts I’ve seen. Certainly being noticed. Corner is one of those positions that if you never hear their name and they’re always on the field you know they’re good.
You mean like someone who actually produces content on til tix or someone who simply watches?
My portfolio was up over 3% today but I’m heavy in AI/Tech. AMD, ASTS and CRWV went on a good run today.
If all to NIL, probably enough for a good 3-4 year run if they spend it wisely.
Apparently this lifted only the order pertaining to the Oregon guard. The judges latest order which barred the deployment of ANY guard from any state is still in effect so nothing has really changed. Don’t shoot the messenger.
Me but there’s only one other dude that plays and he plays probably less than 10 times a year. I’m a 1.9 currently.

re: Nm

Posted by TigernMS12 on 10/4/25 at 11:15 am to
I don’t know what State you’re in but in MS he would first have to get an expungement or a restoration of rights to even be able to own a firearm under state law. Then he’d still have to pass the background check which would be tricky since the background checks are ran through the Feds and they do not always recognize state level expungements (they have to be done a certain way; contact an attorney in your jurisdiction for this).
I don’t get hungover on purpose ever. However, some nights can still get away from me if the wine or scotch is especially good, vacation or not.
Our member member is 9 hole scramble, 9 alt shot, 9 four ball day 1 then 18 four ball day 2. Only day 2 is handicapped. This is Hattiesburg CC.

re: best round ever ?

Posted by TigernMS12 on 9/24/25 at 7:59 pm to
69 on a par 72. Done it twice.

re: Newsom has gone full retard

Posted by TigernMS12 on 9/22/25 at 7:38 pm to
No loophole is needed. States can’t regulate federal officials performing their lawful duties. It’s called the supremacy clause.
Another vote for smaller shrimp. For one, they just function better in a poboy in that you get shrimp in every bite where big ones seem to fall out and move around and just harder to eat in a poboy. From a buisness perspective, smaller shrimp are cheaper per pound so you can put more on a poboy (and be known for having loaded poboys vs giving 8 shrimp for an entire poboy like I’ve gotten before) for the same price as lesser large shrimp. This cost difference is minimal if you’re making them at home but I imagine it would make a difference in a restaurant setting over time. Nothing pisses me off more than ordering a poboy and it comes out open faced with 7-8 large shrimp on it. I’d much rather the same amount of shrimp in weight and have 40-50 stuffed between the bread.
Probably Utahs version of Capital Murder
A 200 yard shot doesn’t require a “sniper” you fricking idiot. That’s a chip shot for most hunters.
There is no national gun registry. The best you can get is an ATF gun trace which is essentially a purchase history from manufacture to dealer and all subsequent sales that went through an FFL. This however does not include private party sales or gifting firearms. I guarantee you they have already done that. As another poster posted in normal circumstances this takes some time but that’s because there is long line of requests for these. This would have gone straight to top of the stack.

As far as fingerprints, first you have to get a clean print which is pretty rare on rounded surfaces like the metal on a firearm or bullet/cartridge. Then, even if you are lucky and get one you have to have the matching print be in a database for it to be worth anything as far as identifying an unknown suspect.

I say all this as someone who uses this type of info on a regular basis.