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That's not what your wife says


Yeah... her position is that pedos aren't really gay but we agree on most other stuff.
Every one of us have signed contracts that have unenforceable language. It is a defacto noncompete clause which is pretty much unenforceable.
Make your NIL deal so that the player is being paid for a weekly in-person live interview at the team's facility.
You didn't say you were not gay in your post. Logic dictates you are gay.
“NFLSU makes up shite i said while hate wanking to the '12 title game”

-Former LSU HC, Nick Saban

re: Ty Simpson entering the draft

Posted by PeleofAnalytics on 1/7/26 at 10:17 am to
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So why did Austin Mack, a sophomore, replace Simpson against Indiana?

He redshirted. He has been in Deboer's system 3 years.
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The problem with the law, other than requiring exchanges to hand over access to accounts, is that exchanges would need to share activity logs or reports filtered to California residents on a continuous basis, or voluntarily report inactive accounts held by Cali residents.

Banks, brokers, insurers and so on do this in every state through the escheatment process. It is typically an annual report these institutions send to the state after. My wife and brother have done audits for local banks and they are sometimes involved reviewing this procedure.

For example a bank has to do an annual review of their accounts and if there has been no movement on an account over 3-5 years, they send a certified mail notice to the last known address of the holder of the account and if they get no response, they add it to the report they send the state. The state is then given custody of that account (i believe it still stays with the institution) and custody will be returned to the original owner if they come to the state and provide them required identification to prove ownership. Really simple process. It is good practice to search your own state's database with your name every few years.

If you look at this CA law, it is just making it so California treats bitcoins like any other abandoned bank account. I would bet almost every other state follows suit in some way. I don't defend Newsome on 99.999% of the crap he does but this is not some illegal taking that no other state does.

This property is not going to be owned by any state because as many people have pointed out, that would be unconstitutional. California and all other states just become the custodian.
I took a look at the law and it looks like the rightful owner will just need to go and claim the bitcoin from the State Controller's office once they are notified that the bitcoin has been deemed unclaimed after 3 years. I think it is how they do dividends, interest or any other financial account in Louisiana. I did this a few years ago with some old arse dividend from maybe Compaq.

If anything, i think the exchanges that are holding these bitcoins are going to just go down the list of owners and make sure all of their contact info is up to date.
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Kinda makes you wonder what we were doing for 20-plus years in the Middle East?

Those guys in the Middle East have been perfecting guerilla tactics for more than 50 years and they are happy to die to keep the infidels away. They are shite when it comes to resource allocation or support lines but are hardliners that have nothing to lose. The population over there overwhelmingly on the side of the bad guys.

What the hell has Venezuela and their corrupt military been up to in the past half century other than getting soft? They had a 3 day skirmish with some Cubans back in the 60s and that is about it. The military has no allegiance to a cause other than lining their pockets. The top military guys probably think they have an escape hatch so they are not going to give up their lives. Anyone under them probably doesn't have any allegiance to Maduro. And it seems like their population is pretty cool with us grabbing Maduro.
So you went to yahoo and believed a headline without checking it?

re: Matt Moscona

Posted by PeleofAnalytics on 1/6/26 at 11:14 am to
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I keep seeing LSU fans on Xwitter digest and repost him.

re: Confidential information

Posted by PeleofAnalytics on 1/6/26 at 11:11 am to
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Our courts suck a ss

The rulings are pretty consistent and bipartisan. SCOTUS was unanimous in the Alston case. Most of the federal judges in the landmark cases like Ohio vs NCAA and Pavia v NCAA are republican nominated judges so hardly bleeding hearts.

It looks like they are just applying the law as written. What do you think they are misinterpreting? If you take issue, it really should be with anti trust legislation. Otherwise you are just asking for judicial activism to give the NCAA the power back.
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Can't see that being true to be that dumb to get caught on audio, but prove me wrong


The long list of politicians and leaders that have been caught on audio admitting to crimes and you think Ellison is the exception?
You ever hear of Spark, Tru and Hampton by Hilton or any of the other budget/economy brands run by Hilton?? Those are usually the ones run by Indian families.
There hasn't been a transfer limitation that the courts have not happily struck down over the past decade or so. The entire NCAA framework treating them as "amateurs" they insist on keeping is going make this streak keep going. Nobody wants to bite the bullet and call them what they are now. Paid employees. Only way to put teeth into rules putting this stuff above board.
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I certainly don't believe Christians are obligated by God to pay taxes to a government funding mass abortions, literal sex trafficking of children, or over indulgence on junk food (food stamps) as just a handful of examples.

To be fair, the governments back in the day of Jesus were up to funding similar debauchery.
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without any substantive evidence?

You are free to look up any of Mamdani's speeches on youtube or his platform on his website. If you would like to pretend you don't know what the stance of a self avowed "democratic" socialist is and what they promise people, I really am not up for the gaslighting frickery.

Later.
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Don’t let me stand in the way of enjoying your rage bait.

Well that was a well crafted counterpoint. I concede.
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You didn’t listen to the X post linked in the OP did you?


Yeah...and?

Mamdani says he will make tickets are "available for all". In case you haven't followed Mamdani in relation to all of his other promises, that really means he wants to make it free to all. "Available" = "Free" to a socialist.

I don't read all the posts here but I have never seen anyone on here saying tickets should be free to any college football games
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these ultra woke employees are becoming a problem and as wokeness fades, corporations will fix these problems.

It's the service industry... Trying to root out every leftist loon from jobs that have a very low bar for the screening is an impossible task. It is blue hair whack-a-mole so there will always be shite like this.
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I hear a lot of complaints about how the game experience has been corporatized and that “true fans” have been priced out.


A bit of leap equating complaints about how things have gotten too expensive or corporatized with demanding that we get them for free.