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Ten Bears
| Favorite team: | Alabama  |
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You are bitching about $12 billion to help our food supply
I mean, this happened in Trump's first term. We know what the cause is. We just don't want to actually say that tariffs caused this.
Just like we don't want to admit that small business bankruptcies have surged to an all-time high.
Maybe tariffs are not magic money afterall.
re: Saban is coming across as a hypocrite
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/6/25 at 12:56 pm to Errerrerrwere
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Hired the best offensive minds in football. Retained one for the best defensive minds in football. Signed a top DL class in recruiting ranking history. I'd say week 1 is pretty awesome, bubba! Thanks for so much interest in our football program the day of your big game!
Again, you think I’m impressed? Would it make you feel better if I told you I was impressed?
Do you lack so much testosterone that you need others to validate your head case of a football coach?
Because here is the truth…lane may not work out. History says it will end badly. But let’s say it does work out and LSU wins a NC or 2. Alabama will hire him and and we will laugh at you like your laughing at Ole Miss.
So, if you want validation, talk to your mommy. She’ll tell everything will be ok and you are special.
re: Saban is coming across as a hypocrite
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/6/25 at 11:46 am to Errerrerrwere
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Go on...tell us how much more you don't car
Go on….keep thinking LSU did something awesome
re: Saban is coming across as a hypocrite
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/6/25 at 11:43 am to Errerrerrwere
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The mental gymnastics going around to fit the narrative coming out of Tuscaloosa and Oxford is gold medal type shite.
Couldn’t care less about Ole Miss, and as far as Lane Kiffin is concerned, I am pretty sure most rational Alabama fans believe that Kiffin cost us 2 National Championships.
LSU fans so desperately want this to be a moment like Saban going to Alabama but it is so far from that it’s laughable.
re: Saban is coming across as a hypocrite
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/6/25 at 10:34 am to SEC Doctor
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Saban is right, he knows Ole Miss’ AD was in the wrong.
Sorry, but an assistant coach taking a new job and staying to coach the team is entirely different than the Head Coach.
A program is bigger than the players and the coaches. And don’t use Tulane as an example. It’s not the same.
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And he understands the natural talent of blacks.
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My daughter won't eat leftovers, even if it's filet mignon
Thought I was the only one
re: Saban comment on Ty
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/6/25 at 8:59 am to Pastor Mike
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Confuse the defense by appearing to change the play, but not changing the play - go through the motions of it, but keep the play called when the defense shifts
Once the QB has the ball, he fakes to the left. No, he fakes to the right. He doesn’t fake. He thinks about faking. He pretends to fake.
On a serious note, I think we need to play with tempo. Not HUNH, but with more pace so that Ty can get in rhythm. Ty needs to get rid of the ball under 3 seconds.
re: Glyphosate paper Monsanto used to defend safety of Roundup no longer valid
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/4/25 at 2:40 pm to Night Vision
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Glyphosate paper Monsanto used to defend safety of Roundup no longer valid
Only thing that kills Cogongrass that I know of.
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Love this staff, have to agree on his hot read options.
You absolutely can't have your easiest/quickest read on a play where they send people be a 20+ yard route.
Im fine with someone running a 20 yard drag, but you absolutely need to have someone else on a 5 yard quick hit or read blitz and go screen.
That and bunching 3 WRs in the box. It's no wonder we can't run when we are playing in a phone booth.
re: I find it hilarious Trumps default for Africa is “Somalia”
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/4/25 at 12:36 pm to Boston Bean Maker
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Trump can’t even get basic things done because of lunatic rinos in the party who work against him.
I mean, he is thwarted at every turn, If only the deck wasn't so stacked against him. If only politics wasn't so hard and difficult, so it totally makes sense to get rid on the Thomas Massie types while promoting more Lindsay Grahams in Congress.
But I was sent memes and gifs where Trump ripped his shirt off and morphed into a lion, so at least there is that.
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For example, take Adam Smith. In Wealth of Nations, he writes:
"The real price of every thing, what every thing really costs to the man who wants to acquire it, is the toil and trouble of acquiring it… Labour was the first price, the original purchase money that was paid for all things."
Smith isn’t talking about market price at all. He’s grounding value in labor commanded or saved. It’s all about production cost, not about how much consumers desire something. It's interesting that Smith is considered the Father of Capitalism when he held ideas like that.
Well..you're assigning a Marxist lens to Smith's quote here, instead of viewing this quote in the context of the overarching message of the WON, which is that relationships (exchange) and the division of labor drive value. IOW, the division of labor drives the exchange, and that is what creates value.
Yet, Smith still struggled with the concept of human preferences, which he determined to be the exchange value and the use value. He writes about it diamond-water paradox:
"The word value, it is to be observed, has two different meanings, and sometimes expresses the utility of some particular object, and sometimes the power of purchasing other goods which the possession of that object conveys. The one may be called ‘value in use:’ the other, ‘value in exchange.’ The things which have the greatest value in use have frequently little or no value in exchange; and, on the contrary, those which have the greatest value in exchange have frequently little or no value in use. Nothing is more useful that water: but it will purchase scarce anything; scarce anything can be had in exchange for it. A diamond, on the contrary, has scarce any value in use; but a great quantity of other goods may frequently be had in exchange for it."
re: TPUSA has challenged Candace Owen’s to a live stream debate
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/4/25 at 8:40 am to hawgfaninc
Frick a forum….sue the absolutely shite out of Candace.
There has to be accountability on our side for life openly monetizing lying about a real tragedy where a woman lost a husband, children lost a father, and countless people lost a voice.
If we don’t hold her accountable we are no different than the left. We don’t need to operate in the half-truths, “I’m just asking questions” conspiratorial realm because facts (ie. The actual truth) is on our side.
There has to be accountability on our side for life openly monetizing lying about a real tragedy where a woman lost a husband, children lost a father, and countless people lost a voice.
If we don’t hold her accountable we are no different than the left. We don’t need to operate in the half-truths, “I’m just asking questions” conspiratorial realm because facts (ie. The actual truth) is on our side.
re: MyPillow's Mike Lindell files paperwork for potential Minnesota gubernatorial run
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/4/25 at 8:23 am to LemmyLives
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don't know what your dad bought, but they're the most durable pillows I've used
Durable is an interesting choice of words, and applicable.
Not only do I use a My Pillow to sleep on, I use it for body armor as well.
Occasionally, the neighborhood gets together and lines them up across the street and they function as speed bumps.
They are the worst pillows I have ever tried. My neck hurt for days after using one. It’s laughable that he can actually market these as pillows when I am not 100% sure they are actual pillows. I’d rather him sew a bag of rocks and sell it. I am not sure a couple in a S&M relationship would use them.
The only explanation is that My Pilliow is a COA psyop that was implemented when we stopped water boarding terrorist. Now we give them a My Pillow and they sing like John McCain in the Hanoi Hilton.
I will say his towels and bed sheets are decent.
re: Trump Cut Tariffs On These Five Foods. It’s Too Late To Stop Price Hikes
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/2/25 at 5:57 pm to SallysHuman
Obviously it must be a special deal in your area. While I am not the primary shopper in my family, I do procure most of the milk in my household as my wife always tells me to get some on the way home from work.
I have never seen pricing that low at any store I shop. But I did check 7 different Walmart stores from Pensacola to Birmingham and all I could find under $2 was a quart.
I have never seen pricing that low at any store I shop. But I did check 7 different Walmart stores from Pensacola to Birmingham and all I could find under $2 was a quart.
re: Trump Cut Tariffs On These Five Foods. It’s Too Late To Stop Price Hikes
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/2/25 at 3:51 pm to SallysHuman
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'd post a pic but postimage is being a beeyotch right now. I'm in SC. I've posted the pic of my walmart app with milk pulled up several times on here now.
Anywho, pinky swear- it is $1.06/gal
Maybe a quart, but not a gallon.
The "Great value" brand at Wal-mart is $1.72 per quart
re: Trump Cut Tariffs On These Five Foods. It’s Too Late To Stop Price Hikes
Posted by Ten Bears on 12/2/25 at 3:22 pm to TenWheelsForJesus
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What we said is that prices don't increase nearly as much as you people said they would.
Oh bulllshiite. Cut the crap. There are people still saying that exporters absorb the cost of tariffs. At least you're admitting that tariffs increase prices.
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We also said that prices wouldn't increase that much since companies would choose to eat the cost to retain market share. Despite all of you ignoring this, we still have mounds of quotes from CEOs saying they did exactly that.
Only because we have experienced rampant inflation since 2020. But tell me, if a company absorbs a tariff cost, don't you think that they might offset that cost in other ways that negatively affect the economy? Things like layoffs, cutting supplier spends, little to no Capex, etc, etc? You people still honestly believe that tariffs have no economic consequence at all. Roughly $200 billion has been moved from the private sector to the Federal Govt. and you guys still think that is all magic money.
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Everything we told you about tariffs has proven to be true.
So, we replaced the income tax? Have we, what was it, oh yeah, refinanced our debt? Or has all that manufacturing returned? because I had no clue.
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Because the consequences of printing money under Biden has consequences.
Yes, because we never printed money during Trump's first term
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The irony is I ripped Milroe the same. I said he couldn't be benched the same.
Nope. You were gargling his balls up to the Oklahoma fiasco when many of saw stuff in 2023 that gave us concerns.
To say you extended the same courtesy to Ty is frickin laughable.
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You guys don't even know what you're talking about and want everyone from Grubb to backup RBs held at 1000% accountability but make every excuse under the sun because God forbid Ty be held accountable.
Read the board dude, plenty of people are critical of Ty overthinking things. But to deny that there aren’t issues with our OL, RBs, and Grubb requires well, a special sort of stupid
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