KyleOrtonsMustache

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Seems like scouts is determined on area and leadership

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Very much so. I’m ASM of a coed troop and it rocks. Me and five others of our leadership are Eagle Scouts. We’re going on a 25 mile hike the first weekend of December. The kids will navigate the whole thing. We’ve done sea base. We’ve done all kinds of shite from climbing and rappelling to weekend canoe trips. My kid is doing his Eagle project the weekend after our hiking trip.

If everyone of the “scouts ain’t what it used to be” people would start a troop they would realize you can run it basically however you want. Single gender, coed, high adventure, it’s all available. Sadly, most folks just want to bitch and not help shape the next generation of leaders by teaching outdoor skills and self-reliance.

My now 20 year old would not eat his blackeye peas for lunch one day. He was around 5 years old. He sat at the table until dinner and would not eat them then. He went to bed and I reheated them for breakfast and he would not eat them then.
At that point he won the war. All it took was one girlfriend in HS to say that blackeye peas were good and he tried them.
He's still stubborn AF

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What would Tennessee fans do if Heupel leaves for LSU?

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I can't say for sure, but I bet they paint that damn rock.

IWNHI

Don't disrespect the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid

I feel bad for you. I hate a bad attitude at work. I leave job postings for other companies on their desk, with a note that says something like "This looks like a dream job". The last one just took a job with a chemical company and life has been so much better around the office for everyone.

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Kimmel had one of the best late-night talk shows in history.

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There's like 4 black people in the entire state of Idaho and a BLM leader shows up to ruin a vigil for a slain right wing influencer.

Clearly the glowies are trying to start a civil war to cover the crimes of elite pedophiles.

All spaces exist in other spaces

Once for a no-fault accident in which the other lady wouldn't settle for $3,000 (because no one was at fault on the police report) so the judge eventually dismissed it and she got nothing.

As an officer of my company I've been in on slip and falls, auto accidents, wrongful termination, and one weird fair reporting credit act lawsuits.
The overarching theme of these have been that the lawyers on both sides just drag it out as long as possible and settle.
Except, in the case of the wrongful termination, where once we provided the employee file it was dropped because he was an absolute nightmare of an employee.
In the FRCA one the lawyer for the lady actually told our lawyer he wouldn't win and we got a summary judgement. Some credit repair company apparently contracted him and once he saw everything he was like "this is BS". I actually knew him through some friends so it was funny seeing his name on the inital filing.