Dicky

My wife does this. She works from home half the time.

Relax, she will get back to you after her daily run to Ulta/Target.

Supporting our 23 year old starting quarterback gets you downvoted into oblivion. You should know better.

It’s the delusional expectations that are the issue here. If he comes into the season ranked the 12th best qb in the SEC, he isn’t hated as much at this point of the season. He played better than MVB did last night but the expectations are blinding our fan base. There are slow mo play breakdowns of his mistakes blasted everywhere online, but not a single word said of MVBs terrible throws, awful reads, breaking his own ankles scrambling out of the pocket, intentionally sliding inches short of a first down when he could have easily gotten it, bad clock management—imo all players should be held accountable and up to the same LSU standard regardless of expectations or NIL money.

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You can break the law and not cause an accident

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You can also "cause" an accident and not be breaking the law, getting to wash your hands clean and walk away. Think of turning left on green at an intersection. You could successfully make a risky squeeze between traffic and someone drastically overreact to you and get into a wreck. Just because it was your action that ultimately "caused" the accident, doesn't necessarily make you at fault.

In this situation he happened to be breaking the law, which makes it a tough call to make. He was driving like a total POS, we can all agree--but in my opinion he in not at fault. When the accident occurred he was well within his lane traveling at the same speed as everyone else.

If someone standing on the side of the road pulled down their pants and flashed their arse to a driver, who was then distracted by this full moon and got in an accident--is the pedestrian at fault? He's breaking the law of indecent exposure.

Not trying to be an arse (lol), just bringing interesting thoughts and perspectives.

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To be fair the wall it's going to be mounted on is probably a good 25 feet away from the headboard.

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25' width bedroom good lord :lol:

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I explained the difference clearly.

I can't understand it for you.

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Cancel culture finds someone who did something 30 years ago that was perfectly within the bounds of acceptable social behavior back then and ruins their life because whatever it is they did is no longer within the bounds of acceptable social behavior.

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This is an extremely niche example--and by this clearly explained explanation, the act of canceling would have only occurred like 7 times in the last few years.

Also, what is considered within the bounds of acceptable social behavior varies enormously on which "society" we are considering.

Basically, you are saying it is cancel culture if you personally (or as a particular society, like conservatives/liberals) don't condone the canceling, and consequence culture if you do.

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It isn’t cancel culture.

It’s consequence culture.

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I keep seeing this--which is exactly what they were saying when it was the other way around.

See: Gina Carano

But war is war. We're getting revenge? Call it what it is, but don't sit here and act like it's something else.

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Don’t have that either, if you want to smell my breath I’ll be in section 213 on Saturday

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I'll be right next to you in 211 and will be able to smell it from there :lol:

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One was the leader of the free world, one was someone people had never heard of til yesterday. But by all means carry on.

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He was 31 years old and was well on his way to become a possible future presidential candidate.

His knowledge of "the free world" was incredible.

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Depends on what you determine as community property.....the house and the mortgage is still owned by both parties until the house sells

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Well yeah, the house would have been bought while marriage/community property was in play. Anything that was yours before marriage is still yours. Anything bought between marriage and separation is shared. Anything acquired by you after separating is yours. Same goes with debts. If your wife spent the entire marriage paying off a student loan debt from before marriage, she has to pay you back your half.

This is all true story from personal experience if you couldn't tell :rotflmao:

Also be prepared for this sad truth in your near future--your children's future stepfather will basically have more custody and rights to your children than you, through their mother. If he is controlling enough, he will be able to make ALL decisions about YOUR kids through her, and there ain't shite you can do about it.

Don't ask me how I know.