go ta hell ole miss

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Yes. Every.time.i.try to. type. i.get.a.period. in.between.the.words

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And an uppercase Z at the end of sentences.

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So start SEC before we get in to SEC play?

This sounds great for fans, but doesn’t make any sense for the team stand point.

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We did it for years with the Winn-Dixie Classic in the 90s. It did not seem to hurt us in 1991 when we held the ABCA tourney that had MS State in it either.

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Just know the people scamming the system to get it paid by insurance are causing everyone’s rates to go up

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The long term benefits of masses weight loss will save insurance companies billions in healthcare costs.

It is always somehow the consumers fault rates are going up. Roof claims or P.I. suits are typical claims, too.

Insurance rates are going up because of insurance companies insatiable appetite for record setting profits year over year, no other reason. They are a business, so that is what they are supposed to do, but they exploit the consumer infinitely more than the consumer exploits them.

Oliver Peoples or Garrett Leight.

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Not his first WWF event.

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At least WWF fans acknowledge their sport has predetermined outcomes.

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quote: RDDT. Only because I bought at 133 and it's done nothing but go up since.

Flashin' 202 in AH

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It’s going to $400.

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You say that until we’re all melting down in here after losing a weekend series in April

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We’’ll be melting down a whole lot sooner than April. I’d say will see a good meltdown or two by Feb.

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Those who had the courage to buy today will be rewarded. Probably sooner than later.

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I hope you are right. I added a shares today. If it falls a similar percentage in the coming days I’ll add even more. I have not added to my NVDA in a long time. This is too good to pass up IMO.

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People put money on girls ball?

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If I bet on cricket at 2:00 a.m., I can surely find a fix in some women’s basketball.

Removing the number.

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"Spare the rod, spoil the child"

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This is thrown around a lot, but not a definitive affirmation that religious texts support corporal punishment. A rod in Hebrew most often was used to mean a Sheppard’s staff. It was used to guide sheep and bring them back in line when they went astray. This phrase never appears in the Christian Bible. It’s a 17th century quote, which incorrectly extrapolated Biblical text.

The actual Biblical text “[t]hose who spare the rod hate their children, but those who love them are diligent to discipline them” suggest that if you do not guide children you hate them and if you love them then you should discipline them quickly so they learn soon.

I was spanked as a child. I am not against others spanking their children, as long as it is discipline and not abuse. Never saying “no” to a child and yelling at children probably have more long term negative psychological impacts than spanking.