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ThuperThumpin
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re: More details emerge on the "Cornell 7" ... update p7
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/6/26 at 4:10 pm to bulletprooftiger
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“[Male Number 2] began to dry heave as if he was going to vomit. Jane Doe “began to take care of [Male Number 2] by patting his back while also waking [Male Number 1] every few minutes to make sure he was okay.” Jane Doe “was consoling [Male Number 2] on the couch and telling him that it was ok if he needed to vomit. [Male Number 2] told [Jane Doe] he was pretty sure he wasn’t going to vomit. Eventually, [Jane Doe and Male Number 2] would start making out for a very short amount of time.”
Of all the trashy behavior outlined here this is really repugnant. ...Who the frick continues to make out with someone who was just dry heaving and about to blow chunks....
[/img]re: What’s the story behind the eyesore of Esplanade Shopping Center in Baton Rouge off I-10?
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/6/26 at 12:57 pm to Paul Allen
I remember in the 80's -90's the interior was a small mall with some nice clothing stores (Todd Garland, RFD, Benneton)...is there anything inside that building anymore?
re: What would a truly class segregated society look like?
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/5/26 at 3:07 pm to theliontamer
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No food stamps, no welfare, no affordable housing, no forced mixed schooling. Would we be better off? or worse off?
In a country with pretty much free access to guns and ammo....it probably wouldn't last long.
re: Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Jena accused of abusing transexual detainees
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/5/26 at 2:19 pm to Shexter
The Popeyes in Jena is really well run. Thats all I got.
re: What is everyone currently playing?
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/5/26 at 2:15 pm to Scruffy
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Trying to find a SNES copy of Super Metroid, but no luck yet.
Big Bang Toys and Games $250.00 CIB....not bad for CIB. Especially if you dont trust EBAY
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re: Simple food pleasures.
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/5/26 at 12:36 pm to SOBmustpay
Hot sausage on bun..thats it....maybe a little mustard or BBQ sauce.
re: What is everyone currently playing?
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/5/26 at 8:47 am to Scruffy
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Also found and bought a complete box set of the original NES Metroid at my nearby game store.
Will be booting it up and trying for the under 1 hour run.
Been playing a bunch of Metroid. I had only played the original and Super up until a few months ago. Finished Zero Mission, Fusion, and Prime Remaster. Playing Prime 4 now and will play Dread next.
re: If George Floyd incident happened today, what would the reaction be?
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 7:09 pm to hoopde
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None of that changes the fact that the jury determined that the evidence proved beyond a reasonable doubt that George Floyd was murdered.
I can respect the jury' s decision...what I thought was utter bullshite was the media narrative that there was a epidemic of unarmed folks beng killed by cops and even more bullshite was that unarmed blacks were being killed specifically...more unarmed whites were killed by cops the same year as Mr Floyd's death and yet the whole story became about race. What should lve been a unifying incident got twisted into a cause for division.
re: Popeyes Chicken Biscuit
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 6:55 pm to Missouri Waltz
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McDonald"s and Five Guys come to mind) Popeye's has gotten worse over the years
It's so dependent on location....even the best McDonalds is still pretty shite now a days..... a well run Popeyes is still pretty good...IF you can find one in your area.
re: Popeyes Chicken Biscuit
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 4:29 pm to GoShoughYourself
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So they’ve been intentionally giving us shitty dry biscuits for 10+ years, and now they’ve magically fixed them for this $5 chicken biscuit promotion?
Seems that way...they should make these the standard biscuit.
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 2:46 pm to Stat M Repairman
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Big Pharma gonna hold the line on SRRIs for as long as possible before the dam breaks like it did with opioids.
Not sure if that dam will ever break ...at least for a long time .Opioid addiction pathways in the brain are better understood and folks arent killing each other or robbing grandma for a Zoloft . Folks having difficulties with mental illness and experience issues with these drugs unfortunately often suffer quietly.
re: Popeyes Chicken Biscuit
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 2:29 pm to DBeaux225
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I miss when Popeyes made their biscuits from scratch. The rest of the country will never know how good they were.
Yep.....I miss their onion rings too..... and chicken nuggets were a lot better many years ago too. back in the yellow napkin days (if you know you know)
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 2:22 pm to Barstools
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She wasnt actually taking any of them though. Didn't the tox report show she didnt have them in her system?
The evidence as I understood it was she was taking them off and on thoughout the 5 months prior to the murders but had stopped....
Evidence indicated she took only 7 of 30 Zoloft pills, 6 of 30 Ativan pills, 2 of 30 buspirone pills, and 3 of 30 hydroxyzine pills, with zero taken from a second buspirone refill etc.. how these drugs effect brain chemistry when stopping and starting or even when taken as prescribed is still not well understood. Im not advocating that they should not be prescribed or that Clancy bears no responsibility for her actions. I 've personally benefitted from one of those drugs years ago but have also had family members go from having mild depression to having to be hospitalized with psychosis due to simply upping the dosage of an SSRI. I just think their need to be tighter controls on their usage regardless if they were a contributing factor in the Clancy case or not.
Popeyes Chicken Biscuit
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 1:47 pm
Just had one.....wow that was tasty.....I was skeptical because their biscuits are pretty terrible now but it is a different biscuit ...larger fluffier.....not the dry hockey pucks like usual...and the chicken is similar to the sandwich....
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 1:01 pm to auie93
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Throw in the murdering of a child via abortion and that 57% for men drops substantially.
If you believe the data majority of men support their partner's decisions to have an abortion...whats up with the all women are crazy monsters vibe on this board . Is it all because of the Clancy case?
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 12:51 pm to Barstools
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Women are emotional and, at large, mentally ill. What is surprising is this isn't happening more.
Properly treating mental illness and the over and uncoordinated prescribing of psychiatric medication is a problem for both men and women.
Clancy was on 10 different psychiatric medications prescribed over a five month period by 4 or 5 doctors that weren't coordinating well. Anyone one of these medications can potentially cause psychiatric problems and they are just prescribed willy-nilly....yet I cant get an opiate pain reliever anymore for back problem flare ups I had diagnosed 15 years ago because they are too dangerous because some folks get addicted. Hell you cant get Sudafed allergy medication without your name going in a database. If we can clamp down on over prescribing opioids, it seem like we could prevent folks getting on the psychiatric medication roller coasters as well.
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 12:32 pm to TrueTiger
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I don’t know if their numbers for child killings has risen or remained steady but it feels like steady
The numbers are steady for both sexes.
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But it seems that women who are naturally less violent are getting more violent. It looks like they are changing and the question is, why?
As far these child killing incidents in particular, it seems that way b/c the Clancy story got a lot of attention and the media is doing what it does when a story is "hot". But over all arrest rates for women in the United States rose 38% between 1980 and 2019, with arrests for violent crimes increasing by 70%.. That surprised me. Is it that police are arresting more women then they did in the past or are they really acting more violent would be my next question.
re: Texas mother kills 4 YO daughter after losing custody
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/2/26 at 10:48 am to SCLibertarian
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Killing children is the favorite pastime of modern American women.
Men still kill more of their children than women. 57% overall for men vs 43% for women. Women account for a much higher percent of younger children especially newborns
re: Great film scores in bad movies
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/1/26 at 2:13 pm to ScottFowler
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Couldn't tell ya if it was good or not, but its Morricone
You've never watched The Thing? Really is a great movie. Second only to maybe Alien as far best sci fi/horror classics but also a top tier suspense thriller.
re: 11 yr old ticketed & sent to court for riding dirt bike 300 ft to go fishing in Florida
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/1/26 at 9:30 am to tes fou
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At that age we used to ride our bikes 3 miles to the little convenience store and community pool in our town. 2 lane country roads and 3-4 kids on bikes, no cell phones even existed for a kid back then, took a couple bucks for a hot dog and coke at the little store and had a charge account at the swim club for snacks/ice cream. The 80’s and 90’s were the peak time for kids.
Today’s world is a shite show of stupidity including the dyke cops who think they rule the world.
Same.....everyday after school we were on our bikes hitting the local snowball stands, drug stores, pizza places, arcades, BMX tracks etc.. but we were on bicycles. These particular E-bikes aren't bicycles. The one this kid was riding is dirt bike with an electric motor. Arguably more dangerous than a gas powered one since you can at least hear those coming. Ive had two friends children seriously injured on them this past summer. They are relatively cheap so a lot of folks can afford them and think they are giving little Jimmy a fun toy. They aren't toys.
Would I have given an other wise good kid a warning and let his parents know the safety issues instead of what this cop did..Yes.
re: Great film scores in bad movies
Posted by ThuperThumpin on 10/1/26 at 9:09 am to WaltWhite504
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John Carpenter composed the scores for all of his films.
Many but not all The Thing and Starman I know for sure he did not score.
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