thesoccerfanjax

Should fathers get one year of paternity leave as well?

The amount of young(ish) people with no high school diploma/no ged and no drivers license is shocking. How could they ever hope to land a decent job?

My suggestion: Get a new wife or possibly a husband depending on which state you live in.

It’s colder than average here - around 62.

I guess that’s climate change instead of global warming.

If they can throw it that high and not be blinded by my polished truck nuts I give them props.

That’s all true and yet it still seems so depressing and run down. The weather is awful.

You don’t know Jacksonville. Most people are from here. At least compared to places like Charlotte and Nashville. Jags are huge here. Elsewhere, not really.

Jags are not in one of those situations where the stadium is filled with opposing fans.

No there’s a lot. I live here. The jags are a big deal in Jax and it’s a big city where a majority of residents grew up here. Elsewhere, not really.

Teams up north have bigger more rabid fan bases for pro sports. It’s always been that way. Maybe the weather?

The 5.3 isn’t really the small engine in this case. The 6.2 is the biggerer engine. Pretty sure you can get a 2.7 turbo 4 banger or a 4.6 V6 on lower tier models.

The 2500 gassers come with a 6.0.

I don’t disagree but then why are the tow and payload being touted as its selling points. They aren’t exactly positioning it as a luxury truck but I doubt it has an interior yet.

People keep saying things like this and I don’t get it. Do you people think only fat people workout to lose weight? How do you think fit people stay fit?

Edit: Peleton is also using aspirational type marketing with the luxurious homes, fit people, etc. They want women to want to be the woman in the commercial. If she was fat, that wouldn’t be the case.

At 33 mine is faster now than when I was in college.

I also don’t eat fast food everyday or drink every night, and I work out way more.

I’m at that age where I see people I knew in college that were in shape and now they’re straight up fat.

The culture of Louisiana is based on a melting pot of races and ethnicities moreso than probably any other state, so this melt is a bit strange.

Take Ed Orgeron. Is he white? “Cajun”? Is Cajun “white”?

What a strange post.

Cooking is a waste of time.