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re: Pavia appeals to POTUS .....

Posted by tarpley2000 on 12/4/25 at 9:15 am to
Why not? That way the 4 byes can actually have a home playoff game.
And before anyone says it can't be done, you mean to tell me the money hores associated with CFB would turn it down? This is America, what happened to our can-do attitude.

4 programs with byes - sorry we prefer not to have a home playoff game. Stadium availability is an issue (do you realize how hard it is to have more that 6-8 events per year at our 9 figure stadiums

Coaches - sorry, I don't get paid enough to coach an extra game

Fans of teams with bye - sorry, we are nothing but a bunch of commie pussies who are afraid to settle it on the field and prefer a beauty pageant like system like the good ole days.

ESPN, etc - sorry, we are too busy with a bunch of worthless bowl games.

Refs - sorry I have no interest in making extra money working a CFB playoff game.

Talking heads - sorry, we would rather talk about the eye test, game control, manipulating polls, etc, instead of settling this on the filed like men.





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Our family owns storage units (started in 1980 and I am the 3rd generation). When we transitioned to software, we added notes to each customer account to capture the year they first rented and their original monthly rent.

A quick search of the software provided the following info below. The original rental rates and the total amount each customer has paid at original rate only (current rents are obviously much more so the amount paid is even more).

The longest rental that I know of is a customer that originally rented in 1982 and died in 2023 - over 40 years total.


1989 $50 - 21,600
1994 $50 - 18,600
1996 $55 - 19,140
1997 $45 - 15,120
1999 $55 - 17,160
1999 $45 - 14,040
1999 $45 - 14,040
2001 $40 - 11,520
2002 $40 - 11,040
2003 $50 - 13,200
2003 $75 - 19,800
2004 $75 - 18,900
2004 $50 - 12,600

Forgot about her daughter. A smoke show in herself.







Cheryl Ladd.

She lives and my neighborhood and looks nothing like these pics, however, she is the most attractive 70+ year old in the neighborhood.








There is actually a higher tier warning that can be issued by the NWS. It is called a Flash Flood Emergency. The NWS issued one for the Hunt area around 4am and for Kerrville around 530am.
“Flash Flood EMERGENCY
issued for the EXCEEDINGLY RARE situations when extremely heavy rain is leading to a severe threat to human life and CATASTROPHIC DAMAGE from a flash flood is happening or will happen soon. Typically, emergency officials are reporting LIFE-THREATENING water rises resulting in water rescues/evacuations.”
You are correct. In addition to the Guadalupe, Cypress Creek and a dry wash also converge there. With the amount of rain and the narrowness of the banks, I imagine the water was coming from all sides.
There are no dams of any significance in that area. What you have are weir dams that are used to create small ‘lakes”. The “dam break” came from the girls that survived. What they witnessed was most likely the wall of water from the flash flood.

re: Quick Paris Trip

Posted by tarpley2000 on 6/11/25 at 7:52 am to
Thanks everyone for the advice / recommendations. Next Thursday - Tuesday (4 full days).

They will try the restaurants, and have decided to do a Seine cruise, Louvre, Versailles, Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower.

Quick Paris Trip

Posted by tarpley2000 on 6/10/25 at 7:36 pm
Daughter is in Italy studying abroad and the wife and daughter are planning on meeting in Paris for a quick 4-day trip. Neither have been before.

Hotel wise we were looking at the Hotel Le Cercle near the Eiffel Tower. It seems to be in a nice area and has great reviews.

Any recommendations for guided tours? Or use the hotel concierge to arrange? Or just do excursions on their own?

Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Wife’s grandfather lived in the same house his entire life. His parents built it in late 1890’s. He was born in it. Worked on the farm his entire life. When he got married it was added on to and he and my wife’s grandmother lived there with his parents. Almost 90 years in the same place.
Truly curious. Who do you think is the deserving champion?
2014 - OSU #4
2017 - Alabama #4

The fact that they won is claim enough,
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re: Square

Posted by tarpley2000 on 11/13/24 at 9:00 pm to
You will get more replies on the OT Lounge.
Did they account for a sales tax on the purchase of real estate? I would think by applying the current sales tax of 6.25% to all real estate purchases a substantial amount of money would be raised every year.

In addition cutting out the CAD bureaucracy would be a savings.

And at the end of the day you would own your property outright and not have to deal with the stress of the current property tax system.
Book called “On Killing” by Dave Grossman. Excellent book on the psychology of killing.
I definitely know it wasn’t the one in the video. Most likely the team to viewers right of the stage. They had a clear line of sight.

In regard to the delay of return fire, I am unsure. The tree in question could be larger than google shows and even the 2nd team had a hard time finding him. Most likely one teams sector was the left half and the others the right half of the roofs.

Also you have to realize there a lot of roofs from the counter snipers perspective. Google shows 4 buildings minimum. Without the shooter popping up right away not as easy as it seems to lay eyes on him.
This is only my “professional opinion” and only refers to the counter snipers actions - not the FUBAR leading up to the shot.

The two counter snipers behind Trump in the video did not have the shooter in their line of sight. They were searching for him (likely had coms that someone was on roof. Would like to see video of when they got on their scopes compared to when the crowd noticed shooter.).

As I had said previously the position of the shooter was obscured from the counter snipers view by the tree.

The reason the guy came off his scope was more than likely because coms called out the shooter popping over the roof ridge. Since the counter sniper did not see the shooter in his scope he pulled off so he could visually try to see where shooter was. Of course the shooter then shoots. Think about the timing of the guy coming off his scope and the shooters first shot.

The counter sniper team flinching and ducking is an expected response from them considering they have no visual on the shooter. If you have ever been shot at you would understand this. There is a reason the USSS undergoes extensive protective training. It takes training to not flinch or duck for cover.

I can assure you that if the counter sniper team had a visual on the shooter they would NOT have came off their scopes. Their actions are consistent with someone not having a target in sight.

re: The map of the layout.

Posted by tarpley2000 on 7/14/24 at 11:42 am to
No it’s not. The second one is the accurate one. Chopper video showed the sniper dead on the roof where the 2nd layout notes the sniper.