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Your mascot is literally the embodiment of cheating. Lowlifes leaving early to claim land stolen from Native Americans.

Add in Chuck Fairbanks - recruiting misconduct and altered academic transcripts (forfeiting nine games from 1972)

Add in Barry Switzer - 20 major violations found in 1988 investigation that included:

cash payments to recruits and players
improper recruiting inducements
free airline tickets
ticket-scalping schemes
and efforts to conceal or misrepresent violations to investigators

Switzer personally wrote checks to pay rental car expenses for players, and booster Bill Lambert paid somewhere between 100 and 150 players, while recruiting coordinator Shirley Vaughan operated a ticket-scalping scheme that provided money to players.

Want to add in Brian Bosworth exposing OU's culture of widespread drug and steroid use and other misconduct?

How about QB Charles Thompson attempting to sell cocaine to an undercover FBI agent?

How about Switzer getting LE to keep some players' legal issues from becoming public?

Remember Rhet Bomar paying players for work they never performed?

How about just two years ago when DeMarco Muray had impermissible contact with 17 prospects over 16 months? One year probation and Brent Venables found responsible.

Cheating is your culture.

Shelley Fabares has died

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 8/23/26 at 10:10 pm
For those who don’t know, she was on The Donna Reed Show and remembered for singing Johnny Angel.

She also played Christine on the show Coach, opposite Craig T. Nelson, and voiced Martha Kent on the Superman cartoon opposite her real life husband of MASH fame, Mike Farrell, who voiced Jonathan Kent.

Rest in peace, Ms. Fabares.
Stop spreading RC’s platform. Stop paying attention and giving him clicks. It’s enough to know he is a racist man who is a grifter. Stop feeding the machine.
I hope his recovery goes well.
Remind me of all of Jayden's philanthropic endeavors in Baton Rouge since he left and started making millions of dollars in DC following the exposure he got while at LSU?

Dear Jayden,

You are not bigger than LSU. All the best to you as a professional athlete that made millions of dollars off of your abilities and the exposure LSU gave you. You are a professional athlete. Act like it and stop expecting to be coddled, bowed down to, and feeling like you ego has been bruised.
Jayden doesn’t need BK’s help making himself look bad, petty, and immature here.
If this is the way we are going, if this is the model and it really is a business, how long before the whole thing implodes?

I care about LSU because I am from Louisiana. It is the state school. I am an alumnus. I cared about the players because, by and large, they were from here. They stuck around for three or more years. They were in classes at LSU.

Are we all really going to care about players hunting for the best contracts and being in a business? This isn't the NFL. Are we really going to be passionate and buy season tickets to watch NFL Lite with two super conferences and a 24-team playoff?

Who cares about players playing for a high-bidding brand instead of a point of pride for their region?

Yes, the old system had its share of flaws, but this is becoming something it was never meant to be. I don't want to fund and cheer for the NFL's de facto development league.
Had a relative in Bay St. Louis for Katrina.

House was on 20-foot stilts.

When they renovated, they hung a clock nine feet off of the floor to show where the watermark was when they came home after the storm.

Then, they had to rip out all of the Chinese drywall that they used and do it all over again.

All storms suck, no matter how you compare them.
Worst part is the Service Manager that was let go was no doubt following the orders of upper management.

Ma'am, I don't know you, but kudos to you for calling this out. What an absolute shitty practice.
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Nah, she just looked like a chick dressed in bed sheets and she wasn’t Athena. He fricked that up too


In the context of what she represented for Odysseus, she was fine.
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The boiler hat scene in the 1999 remake was a great scene.


Bowler…but your point stands.
Just got out…

It was underwhelming. It wasn’t bad, and there were definitely a lot of scenes that individually were executed flawlessly, but the praise being heaped on this film is over the top.

I really like Nolan’s previous work, and this had memorable scenes, but it’s not something I will ever bother watching again.
I think originally I was trying to work in how long the election of Harvey would have taken, his installation into office, prosecuting the mob, and the fact that Rachel, now aware of Bruce being Batman, started dating Harvey and is on the verge of marrying him.

re: Rewatched The Dark Knight...

Posted by Michael T. Tiger on 7/22/26 at 11:40 am to
LOL...I posted this back in 2012:

Bruce Wayne goes off and trains for seven years to be the ultimate detective, fighting machine. He comes back to Gotham City and defeats Ra's Al Ghul in a matter of weeks. As soon as he is finished doing that, Lt. Jim Gordon hips him to The Joker, he says he'll look into it. In Nolan's universe, it then takes TWO years for Batman to capture the Scarecrow and he's so worried about the mob that only now, when the mob turns to the Joker, is he really ready to do anything about it. In what again seems like no more than a couple of weeks, he puts down the mob, the Joker, and Two-Face, but loses what he believes to be the love of his life in the process and hangs up the cape and cowl as an outlaw, hated and despised. Eight years later, Batman returns to defeat Bane. This process takes about five or six months. Then he retires again.

So, for all of his training and his sworn duty to fight the criminal element in all manner to avenge the loss of his father and mother, Bruce put the cowl on for just a little over two and a half years total and ran away when the going got tough?


I still love the movies, but there are indeed a lot of holes if you want to look.
It's the stench of Jared's tears.
Considering my wife was hit head on and t-boned at that very spot several months ago because a non-English speaking person with no license or insurance caused a wreck that could have maimed or killed four other people, I’m good with it.

Now, can we work on getting unqualified drivers off the roads, too?
Michelangelo‘S David, Pieta, and Sistine Chapel ceiling.