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re: Im gonna pump sunshine hard

Posted by Salviati on 8/22/26 at 1:04 am to


Baker must really respect Jayden Daniels.
I want to. I do. But I dont think I'm ready.

I want to believe, but every part of me screams to run away. My heart still remembers the sharp edges of how it broke before. I look at LSU and see a team who deserves a love that is pure and whole. But I am fractured, and I am terrified of LSU handing me the pieces of a ruined season. Every time the ball is snapped, I brace myself for the line to fray, for the bus to break..

I look at this board, and I feel a quiet storm inside my chest. Every time I get close, a tackle jumps and my guard is down. The old shadows whisper that we are running straight into a trap, but we lack vision and bounce to loss. I built thick walls around my heart because the last time I gave LSU everything, I was left with nothing. It takes every ounce of strength I have just to stay right here and read these posts, again. I've seen them before.

LSU failed on its promise of a mature success that I desperately wanted to trust. My scars still ache when the season changes to autumn. I am terrified that if I fully commit to this dream, the ground will drop out from beneath me again, like the promise of a young underworld quarterback.

And now LSU offers youthful hope from one who has not known commitment, who weds then walks away, who loves then leaves, who fornicates then forgets. His exit is so consistent, he's named for a path.

Please be patient with me as I try to: hide the shame the 90s carved into my soul, comprehend the incomprehensible insanity of repeatedly inviting Auburn to pick six, forget how LSU authored incompleteness by dropping linebackers and games, accept the face in the mirror turning to plastic in a sepia bed and blonde selfie of unraveling off-field distractions and locker-room dysfunction, and fight the ghosts of a disaligned football fam-ly of golf, booze, double-digit blowouts, and season-opening heartbreak.

Please be patient. Give me time.

I'll need about two weeks.
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However (I’m no lawyer, so maybe one can speak to this), would federal laws not be open to being challenged by individual states’? The state of Texas says “frick this federal overreach,” files a suit, then we’re right back here again?
Congress could regulate college football under the Commerce Clause.

College football generates revenue across state lines through nationwide media broadcast rights, ticket sales, and merchandise. Athletes travel across state borders to play, making player movement an interstate activity.

Congress could use its Commerce Clause power to adjust antitrust rules, allowing governing bodies to enforce uniform caps on compensation and uniform rules on transfers.

Statutes enacted by Congress would be federal law, and thus, under the Supremacy Clause, the federal law would displace the conflicting state laws, such as state NIL statutes.

In short, the state of Texas would be governed by federal college football law.
Might have to catch an Owls game this fall.
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You used one comma and zero periods in your diatribe :lol: That is impressive.
Must be off his period right now.
The Dublin City Schools Board of Education is comprised of seven members, including a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, and four additional board members. Representatives are elected from four districts (wards) as well as three at-large positions to ensure broad community representation.

Currently, Mandy Smith serves as Chairman, John Bell as Vice-Chairman, and Peggy Johnson as Treasurer. Additional board members include Jeff Davis, Joanna Glover, James Lanier, and Kenny Walters.


Mandy Smith, Chair


John Bell, Vice Chair


Peggy Johnson


Jeff Davis


Joanna Glover


James Lanier


Kenny Walters
I am a lawyer. im4LSU and Hot Carl are generally correct.

Swamp Frog x has completely confused the issue.

One Caveat: Don't assume JD gave NIL authorization beyond the 180 days referenced in the letter. The fact that LSU is part of a process that might benefit it does not necessarily mean that LSU has authorization from JD to do it.
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who the hell cares?

Some people worry about the most trivial things.
Uhhhh . . . I posted a link to a sports article discussing an LSU sports team on an LSU sports board on an LSU sports website, and I posted some quick analysis of two teams discussed in the article: LSU and the article's purported #1 team.

Lots of folks are interested in how 2019 LSU ranks in the pantheon of college football teams.

This a "learned" journal discussing that rank.

The better question might be: Why would you bother to complain about a link to a sports article discussing an LSU sports team on an LSU sports board on an LSU sports website with a quick analysis of two teams discussed in the article?


Nebraska’s 1995 national champions were voted the best by the Sporting News


Strength of Schedule & Competition

1995 Nebraska: Defeated four opponents that finished in the final AP Top 10 (No. 2 Florida, No. 5 Colorado, No. 7 Kansas State, No. 9 Kansas), routing Steve Spurrier's Florida Gators 62-24 in the Fiesta Bowl.

2019 LSU: Set an NCAA record with seven wins against top-10 opponents, playing a 15-game schedule that included wins over five final top-8 teams and a dominant CFP run led by Heisman winner Joe Burrow.


Statistical Dominance & Margins of Victory

1995 Nebraska (12-0): Outscored opponents 53.2 to 14.5 per game (average margin of +38.7 points). Won every single game by at least 14 points, facing no close contests all season.

2019 LSU (15-0): Outscored opponents 48.4 to 21.9 per game (average margin of +26.5 points). Had three regular-season games decided by 7 points or fewer.
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Don't put your horses before the cart. White quilters are alive and well judging from the number of Socialist Democrat victories in elections
I don't know why, but it seems like it's always women wrapped in white quilt.





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He might be lucky, but he ain't smart.

Bought the Staten Island Ferry.
Pete Davidson, Colin Jost, Ron Castellano, and comedy club owner Paul Italia bought a decommissioned, 277-foot-long ferry from a New York auction for $280,100.

"I joke about it a lot, but it is, we've done some events on it where we really have already made back the money we've invested and the money we've spent on stuff to dock it and all that," Jost told hosts Will Arnett, Jason Bateman and Sean Hayes.

re: Colin Jost is the luckiest s.o.b

Posted by Salviati on 8/13/26 at 12:51 pm to
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She’s old
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So is he.
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Leo,

When it comes to women, listen to Rummy. Chicken asked Rummy questions about women.

Do you know what he said afterwards? He said Rummy had knowledge. He was glad to get that knowledge.
Emerging research suggests that creatine can help support cognitive function, particularly in areas like short-term memory, reasoning, and mental fatigue. These cognitive benefits are most noticeable when the brain is under metabolic stress, such as during sleep deprivation, intense mental exertion, or in older age.
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Leavitt was not CLKs' first choice, but hopeful hes does a great job and stays healthy.
Amen.
The biggest difference between a tool and a worker is the boss tells the worker to perform a task, and the worker uses a tool to perform the task. The tool cannot perform the task on its own.

Task Examples:
Take orders from our customers.
Deliver the items in this truck to our customers.
Draft a contract for our customer.
Draft a training document for our workforce.
Create and optimize this chemical process in our facility.
Manage this project to meet project requirements.
Create a 30-second commercial for our customer.
Draft an investment plan for our customer.
Diagnose and prescribe a treatment for our customer.

In the Agricultural, Industrial, and Technology Revolutions, the methods and tools changed. The workers did not change. The farm workers were still the farm workers. The factory workers were still the factory workers. The tech workers were still the tech workers.

Mechanized farming, factories, and computers are all tools. They generally did not replace workers because the boss cannot tell the tools to perform a task. The boss tells the worker to perform the task, and the workers uses a tool to perform the task.

But what happens to workers when the boss can tell the tool to perform the task? With AI, the boss can, or soon will be able to, tell the tool to perform the task, at least until the boss gets replaced by AI.

Task Examples:
Take orders from our customers.
Deliver the items in this truck to our customers.
Draft a contract for our customer.
Draft a training document for our workforce.
Create and optimize this chemical process in our facility.
Manage this project to meet project requirements.
Create a 30-second commercial for our customer.
Draft an investment plan for our customer.
Diagnose and prescribe a treatment for our customer.

The United States employs over 3.5 million truck drivers, which represents about 2.6% of the total full-time workforce of 131.8 million workers. Beyond truck driving, the broader category of transportation and transportation-related occupations employs more than 13.3 million people, accounting for roughly 9.1% of all U.S. workers. That's just the transportation industry.

Harvey can take a thick litigation claims file and draft an Answer and discovery requests. It can draft a litigation report in a user-prescribed format that not only provides timelines and summarizes all of the relevant details in minutes, it can also provide relevant next steps. It can analyze and summarize a folder full of deposition transcripts and discovery responses and note missing material and weaknesses. You can take the claims file and reports to Protégé and generate dispositive motions, motions in limine, and pretrial orders. I don't see much need for my paralegal or associates.
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If you had invested $3 per week into QQQ over the past 20 years, your portfolio would be worth approximately $17,175 today.
Oh for fricks sake man...
I know your culture emphasizes seeking momentary and fleeting happiness rather than investing in your future, but try not to give into the moment.

Rise above your culture.

Think ahead. Plan for tomorrow.
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Lane likes to rotate,
No, not usually
Does not look like much rotation. In three of the last four years, each of the top three WRs had at least double the receptions of the fourth WR.
I'm not sure what the video means, but it's provocative . . . it gets the people going.