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[quote]Noticed a change in tone from this guy lately. Seems like his heart isn't into it anymore.[/quote] He better be careful. He could end up taking a Clapton out the window, or falling down a Stairway to Heaven....

I bet he feels like its the wrong time, wrong place......

The more I think I've seen it all, the more the world surprises me. First we embrace the culture of the Cultural Revolution, then we embrace the backyard smelting of The Great Leap Forward....

Ah right, old news then....

Last I remember seeing was the two female officers being awarded medals for the killing of two Ukranian naval drones, though the video showed AA fire as well. Or is this something new new?...

[quote]Why has Alabama not been hit lack of institutional control?[/quote] Because people don't understand what Lack of Institutional Control is. It has absolutely -nothing- to do with how the program is administered. There are three elements that will get you hit with a LOIC charge; one,...

I like Jutta Leerdam [img]https://cdntube2.b-cdn.net/mp4/dc2c00decf60c8eaabcb5d4c9bb3a0711d74cea9.mp4?v=19700101120000[/img] Winifer Fernandez ain't bad [img]https://iv1.lisimg.com/image/11844041/740full-winifer-fernandez.jpg[/img]...

...but coach has lost some weight of late, and gotten back into shape since COVID. ...

Hi guys. Hey-- where is Auburn? I forget. ...

Its pretty telling that our shit, is relatively close to Auburn peak....

The dirty truth: The tournament format is a crap shoot. The most reliable way to win it, is to get an elite roster, and throw the dice as many times as possible. Sometimes you roll the hard 7 and get Villanova results. Sometimes you roll snake eyes and get Kentucky results. ...

[quote]Would Russia take a loss and simply retire to the sidelines, or would they sulk, regroup and come back in twenty years? Their history says they would.[/quote] There are reasons why that's not plausible, beyond impoverishment. To fight a war in 20 years, you need to have babies today. ...

Five and Aggie. A much better opening than last year. Now its in Kentucky's court to push the conference forward tomorrow....

[quote]Much of Bakhmut has been captured and more is being captured as we speak. [/quote] They have been capturing Bakhmut for the last 6 weeks. At this point, I'm beginning to wonder if they are doing it by the spoonful. But hey, just 72 more hours....for the 42nd straight day....

[quote]That's a win for Berlin[/quote] It really isn't. The average age of a native born German woman is over 50. ...

[quote]They felt that as time wore on, that aircraft carriers would be rendered ineffective bc of submarines. They have a fairly robust fleet of submarines, if memory serves me well[/quote] They really don't. They bought a bunch of post-soviet surplus diesels-- about 50-- that make up the backb...

There can be no 'bigger deal' than gambling, in any contest where the outcome is supposed to be based on competition. Its the red letter, cannot have it thing for any sport. It is the 11th commandment. Ridley likely should have been banned for life....

[quote]I think we're up to week 3 now, of people giving Bakhmut 72 hours. That said, eventually, its likely to be true.[/quote] In the least surprising news of this month, we're now 72 hours past this observation, with Ukranians still in Bakhmut to some degree. Maybe we just need to bump that g...

[quote]Idk how regular Americans support this still.[/quote] IDK how any average American doesn't. Military expenditures are incredibly expensive propositions; the goal of our military is to offset the strength of our enemies, and improve our own security situation in relation to them. Our p...

[quote]they'll find a reason to start buying a lesser quality product from somewhere else just to save a few points of margin.[/quote] The question is where they'd find that margin; it certainly won't be available from traditional sources-- that cheap labor pool isn't there....