Rebel920

Yeah another thing I’ll throw out on the spanking and stuff is it doesn’t work for all kids. Now I will spank both of mine. It’s more affective on my 6 year old than my 10 year old. 10 year is extremely more sensitive to guilt it seems like so we can tell him we are disappointed in him and he takes it very hard. He’s pretty well behaved though so not a lot of punishment for him. He’s just super forgetful which is aggravating in its own right. The 6 year old would be a terrorist if we let her and she is on the receiving end of more corporal punishment than her brother but for the most part she toes the line now. Every now and then she’s in need of a little reminder. Just two different personalities of kids though.

Like I said the old good ones are KOR IMs OOMs Comic Cowboys. They all go back to the 1800s. MOT, Crew of Columbus, MOMs (all female), stripers are all newer but good big parades. Then you have non parading groups like Strikers, Dragons and SCS that are really good. I gotta give props to Conde Cavaliers too. I thought their floats looked really good Friday night and they put on a really good parade to open the season.

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One of my favorite guns I own is a Remington Model Seven in 7mm-08. It’s probably 20+ years old now and I have no idea if they are even still made. It’s a shortened 700 action and they lightened the rifle to about 6lbs or less. Easy to lug around and super fast handling. One of the most accurate guns in my arsenal. If you can find a used one that’s been well taken care of I’d probably take it over a newly manufactured rifle.

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My son has this exact gun in a youth model. I’ve been using it when hunting out of my climber just because it’s so much easier to operate at the size in a tight area and it’s lightweight and I easier to free hand shots with. It’s probably 20+ years old but it’s super accurate. Love that gun.

Well he’s been one of the best xfl/ufl players for the past two years so he did more than just make it in the UFL. Hes also had a 7/8 season NFL career which is pretty damn good all things considered.

I knew AJ back in the highschool days. He threw a hell of a football and was just a really good athlete. He was a product of trashy family though. To be fair his dad seems to have gotten a lot better over the years. Seems like a really good guy these days. I still see him around a good bit. His mom and brother are another story. I always got along fine with AJ but many did not but he was good and he knew it. Part of that cockiness and fire is what made him so good. Would probably describe his mentality of that of a Brett Favre or Phillip Rivers but he wasn’t as talented as those guys obviously.

So I don’t know if the part about the brothers scholarship is true or not but it’s certainly being claimed by people on state boards which doesn’t really mean much. The closest thing I’ve seen to that part of it being true is a screen shot of a Demetric Warren On3 post of him saying that’s what happened. No idea how to post the picture but I’m not sure it matters. He’s as shady as it comes though when it comes to highschool recruiting in Mississippi and is probably not a super reliable source.

He’s listed as doubtful on the injury report if you want to believe kiffin. I don’t believe that and think he plays.

Except it’s not the maritime museum because that’s a museum. Improving the rail lines around the port is vital infrastructure for a growing port. Paying a total of 3 million from the city to get 72 million to improve the rail system seems like a good deal to me.

I can explain some of the questions about this I think. Essentially this is a 3 year agreement. Operational costs are 3 million a year to be paid to Amtrak of which 1 million a year comes from the city, 1 million from the port and a million from the state. A few of the council members were skeptical of the deal and how much the city would be on the hook for because originally the city was going to be responsible for all 3 million I believe. The port and the state jumped in because with the agreement this allows for the release of 223 million dollars in federal grant funding of which 72 million will improve rail infrastructure for the port. Big win for the port which is growing. The 2 round trip services a day and terminus in mobile ensures that port services on the rail line will receive minimal interruptions for right now. In the future if all goes well expanding the Amtrak services can be revisited. I don’t know on the viability of passenger service in mobile and am skeptical of the economic impact it will have but with the new airport being located next to the train station who knows I guess. But ultimately, at least for the city, this was all about the port.

I didn’t even bother yesterday morning with the weather what it was and having spent the entire weekend in Mississippi hunting. Waiting to hit it hard Wednesday and Thursday morning before work.

From the article I read for 2025 and 2026 school years only families that make less than 300 percent of the national poverty line will be eligible. Starting with the 2027 school year all Alabama students will be eligible.