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[quote]ahhh yes, the game that unnecessarily caused people to lose their minds.[/quote] Sucks too because that first half was about as dominating as the OU game. It was a railroading on both sides of the ball....

[quote]That’s 7 million companies with 500 or fewer employees with an average annual payroll of $1.17 million for a total of $8.16 trillion annually. It’s not plausible unless we have a bunch of idiots running small businesses willing to commit obvious and verifiable fraud despite a whole bunch of ...

Based on Bank of America's reports of number of applications and $ amounts asked for. You would be looking at a total of 7ish million applications since Friday to reach your number. Its not that high, this number is grossly inflated or we are being lied to at every single stage of this so far in ...

Credit to Liquid Rabbit and those that compiled it. I am simply a link boy. [link=(https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/display.aspx?sp=88274590&s=2&p=88274590#88274590)]Link To Liquid Rabbits 2019 compilations.[/link]...

Larry cant even add an edit button to the front page news stories. I dont think an app is the answer....

[quote]Does this mean no more school for my 7 & 8 yr old or just home schooling for remainder of the yr? My wife and I working full time from home while trying to keep theses little f’rs on task with school work is getting old. [/quote] Depends on your county. But if they are doing online things ...

[quote]People will adapt. Start taking on jobs that are still around.[/quote] The amount of businesses that can still turn a profit vs the amount of people who will need work are not going to be even close to the same if things stay like this. This honestly will not even be remotely close to...

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Im pretty sure it was talked about, but the wording says nothing about it in the bill in the direct section. But its possibly buried somewhere else....

Yes and no, we lost our first buyer in all this mess. Had to drop our price, had way less showings than before the virus. But we still got an offer and are back under contract. You have people not wanting to look at houses, you have people who have temporarily lost their jobs who can probably ...

Lowes/Home Depot were the busiest I have ever seen them. We all did get yelled at by the lady at the cashier to stay 6 ft away from each other though. So were probably safe now....

[quote]Why did you buy a house if you have the type of job that's impacted by this? Why don't you have a second job? [/quote] What kind of garbage is this? I run a catering company that has been successful for 15 years. When I bought my house was I really supposed to take a world wide pandemic...

Yes, they would be as it could be "the only way some people can get essential items" Restaurants are still considered essential for take out/delivery. Honestly most things can be twisted to be considered "essential"....

A) Gamestop sucks and needs to be buried B) Every company is going to try and make themselves "essential retail" But because of A, screw Gamestop....

My man Im more likely to sell my car to keep my house....

$2.13 an hour + tips....

Im broke after just 5 days of this nonsense, now im expected to afford a New York Times subscription? ...

Our trick plays were when we let Von Rosenberg punt once a game....

So far it feels like the endgame is to end all small businesses within 3 weeks. And they are doing a great job at it....

Anyone saying A&M was not at that game. Between the senior night, Burreaux tribute, undefeated regular season, Breaking/tying SEC records for Burrow, absolutely drubbing A&M, it was a blast. Tiger Stadium was rocking, it was a special place to be that night. That was Joe's last game in Tige...