jafari rastaman

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Until you no longer use things that require data centers then you have no room to bitch about data centers.

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Exactly.

Everybody always wants the data centers because of the increase in number of jobs, more tax revenue, etc.

But people rarely point out the benefit of the crap ton of data about virtually everything that is being stored in our backyard. Making this massive amount of data available to the population benefits society as a whole and takes us all to the next level.

Perhaps the data center down the street won’t give Uncle Joe himself a permanent job. But the vast amount of data that Uncle Joe will have access to will be invaluable. One day it will get to a point where Uncle Joe has a thought that he needs a new pair of underwear. The data center will be able to process this thought, already know Joe’s favorite underwear color, size, brand, preference (Michael Jordan style; tighty whities, boxers, etc), his address, his credit card info, etc. and before Uncle Joe gets back home, the robot operating at the direction of the data center will have delivered Uncle Joe his new pair of underwear.

This is just one example, but the possibilities are endless.

Would we also have to get his kid? And if so, would it be the first time a father and son played together in the same college basketball game? Or has this been done before?

I believe people may like to be able to take a private crap in a public place. Take my coworker for example. I think he has some type of a stomach issue. It’s not uncommon for me to take a piss and see that he is taking a crap more than once a day. He wears unique shoes, and it’s hard not to notice them because the bathroom stall has a 1’ - 2’ gap at the bottom.

I’m wondering if people would prefer the stalls to go all the way to the bathroom floor. This would allow them to take a crap without their shoes sticking out underneath the stall walls. If so, starting a bathroom stall company may take off and be a way to make a million dollars.

If you have any that weighs 20 lbs, be cautious around MRI machines, or just take it off until you leave the room. This baw was just wearing his chain and paid the ultimate price.

Are you are those are real Iranians and not Mexican Hombres?

It’s all fun and games until you shoot a lion and find out that he has a first name known internationally. Just look at that dentist that shot Cecil The Lion a few years back. I wonder how pissed he was at his guide when he found out it wasn’t just a random lion.

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he has looked the same for the last 40-50 yrs

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Besides weed, what’s his secret to longevity and aging well? Does he take a multivitamin?

I saw another thread on this; so decided to do some research and provide a ranking. Based on my research we are considered to be the highest Tier 1 Superteam. With CLK at the helm; my expectations have never been higher in April.

?? Top 10 College Football Teams by Roster Spending (2026 est.)
?? Tier 1: $30M–$40M+ “Superteams”

LSU Tigers football — ~$40M+
Reported as possibly the highest-spending roster ever in CFB

Texas Longhorns football — ~$30M–$35M
Massive NIL + elite QB deals (e.g., Arch Manning structure)

Ohio State Buckeyes football — ~$25M–$30M
Previously ~$20M title roster; rising fast

Miami Hurricanes football — ~$25M–$30M
Known for aggressive QB and transfer spending


?? Tier 2: $20M–$30M Contenders

Texas Tech Red Raiders football — ~$25M+
Reportedly surpassing Alabama-level spending

USC Trojans football — ~$20M–$25M
Widely cited by insiders as top recruiting spender

Oregon Ducks football — ~$20M–$25M
Nike-backed NIL ecosystem drives spending

Texas A&M Aggies football — ~$20M–$25M
Longtime big spender in NIL era


?? Tier 3: $15M–$20M High-End Programs

Alabama Crimson Tide football — ~$15M+
Still elite, but no longer #1 spender

Georgia Bulldogs football — ~$15M–$20M
More efficient spending vs. pure volume

You are only getting older. Just have your plan b in your back pocket if the market crashes. It sounds like there are already some good options on the table (reverse mortgage, Walmart greeter, Home Depot, Starbucks barista, canoe river guide, etc). You can also try to minimize your expenses by doing more fishing/hunting; and expanding your garden.

Have you thought about downsizing and selling your large house to buy a smaller cabin that’s closer to the river?

Does anybody know if this baw is still in prison? Or has he been released? We need him in the stands to get this team fired up.

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Just find job opportunities at like companies in your industry located elsewhere, apply, interview, move.

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I’m a plant baw. It’s not like they have plans everywhere. Plus I’m a crawfish aficionado. What do you suggest?