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| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Jawja |
| Biography: | King of the normies. |
| Interests: | God, wife and kids. In that order. |
| Occupation: | Professional data nerd. |
| Number of Posts: | 3538 |
| Registered on: | 12/3/2023 |
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imasculate her back. That’ll learn her.
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I didn’t realize that Trump had anything to do with his execution. That responsibility lies with the judicial branch of the government.
Wasn’t he court-martialed?
If so, the commander-in-chief should absolutely have a say in how military justice is carried out.
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Women already find it creepy enough when random men compliment their bodily appearance, but doing it in such a descriptive way is serial killer vibes. Next time just say you like her sweater.
This really should be common knowledge.
If she really is obviously and uncommonly pretty, she’s hearing that 20 times a day from horny and creepy dudes. Best case is your “compliment” is just background noise. Likely you’ll simply get a reaction like the OP did.
Compliment things she has done instead, like a nicely-chosen piece of clothing, or how she does her hair. Bonus points for combos like how jewelry matches/accents something else.
Stay away from body parts. And obviously, FFS, don’t just be like “someone should pay you for being purdy hur hur”. Might as well follow up with handing her a coupon for three free months of onlyfans hosting.
re: Im done giving people complaments
Posted by Dadren on 10/6/26 at 11:54 am to lsubatman1
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I told her with looks like she got she doesnt need to be working at walmart, her looks alone could make her famous one day and pay her bills and then some.
That’s….not a compliment, dude.
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complaments
Are you autistic. I’m really hoping you’re autistic.
re: Pennsylvania wife kills husband while teaching him a lesson on gun safety
Posted by Dadren on 10/6/26 at 11:33 am to UnitedFruitCompany
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Rule #1 i was taught was never point a firearm at something you don't intend to shoot.
I thought it was “treat every gun like it’s loaded, all other rules follow from this”
Case in point, if the gun being loaded was at the forefront of his mind, he wouldn’t have left it lying around for his untrained, emotionally-disregulated wife to potentially pick up….or worse, his kid.
re: Is college football more toxic now than ever before?
Posted by Dadren on 10/6/26 at 9:31 am to RemouladeSawce
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In reality the sport needs more toxicity instead of the sterility that plagues the modern game. It needs Ole Miss-LSU gameday environments, piss balloons
I get what you’re saying and agree to an extent, but I think the problem is that the “toxicity” you’re referring to is driven by passion and rivalries.
The “toxicity” this writer is talking about seems to be driven by paydays, gambling and the reality that you can reset an entire roster every off season. Thats not fun, that’s just business.
re: How do you know it’s time for a career change
Posted by Dadren on 10/5/26 at 12:06 pm to turnpiketiger
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Perhaps I over share and it can come back to bite me.
Depending on what you’ve shared, it could be time to go if you think it might limit your opportunities there.
If it’s not that, I don’t think your coworkers should be a factor in your decision (unless they’re asshats who make you miserable). And I stress the word “coworkers” because as others have said, that’s all they are. These relationships are contingent on your employment status and theirs and once either changes, the relationship is probably over.
Focus on the work and who it serves. If that still appeals to you and you’re compensated fairly, stay.
re: How to tie shoes without rinkling your shirt?
Posted by Dadren on 10/4/26 at 10:51 am to lsubatman1
Take a knee or sit to tie your shoes. Less bending at the waist.
EDIT: Or just don’t wear pure cotton shirts.
EDIT: Or just don’t wear pure cotton shirts.
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All of sudden we will have tons of meaningful games in November as lots of teams on the bubble fight to get into the CFP.
Yeah, at the expense of a top 15 matchup in November that was meaningful and now is not as those two teams are going to be a lock and are thinking abut pulling starters at halftime.
Call me crazy, but I prefer that the best teams have meaningful games. Not mediocre teams who are fighting to stay ranked.
re: Deshaun Watson on par for NFL comeback player of the year??
Posted by Dadren on 10/2/26 at 12:49 pm to Michael T. Tiger
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The NFL is not going to honor him with an award if they can possibly help it.
If that’s how they feel about him (right wrong or indifferent), then they shouldn’t have let him back in the league.
re: Deshaun Watson on par for NFL comeback player of the year??
Posted by Dadren on 10/2/26 at 12:01 pm to DiamondDog
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This board is wild. He is throwing for less than 2 TDs and 200 yards a game. That has to be some kind of bare minimum in the NFL for a starting QB.
I don’t think anyone is saying he’s the OPOY, but comeback player of the year? If he keeps winning, why not?
I wouldn’t exactly call it a “feel-good story” but he’s effectively resurrected a career that many thought was long dead.
re: WNBA's Natasha Cloud: If you heckle the opposing team, you probably abuse your wife
Posted by Dadren on 10/1/26 at 4:20 pm to OscarTheGrouch
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Why are "men" at these games to begin with?
Well, according to them, it’s a sports league just like the NBA.
Except you just can’t act like you would at an NBA game. But it’s for sure equal. Just trust them.
re: WNBA's Natasha Cloud: If you heckle the opposing team, you probably abuse your wife
Posted by Dadren on 10/1/26 at 4:19 pm to JohnnyKilroy
So…a man can heckle a player at an NBA game, but if he heckles a player in a WNBA game…he probably commits domestic abuse?
And at the same time, they want us to take them seriously as a sports league. Got it.
And at the same time, they want us to take them seriously as a sports league. Got it.
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commercial and/or industrial fire alarm
No experience here but my general rule for good career fields is:
1) Product/service that is absolutely necessary.
2) Something that most people can’t or won’t do.
I’m betting it’s a good career field.
re: Has the LSU football player rapist been discussed?
Posted by Dadren on 9/26/26 at 7:56 am to Darth_Vader
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True. But I’m wondering, what evidence there is that she was raped? I see she’s accused him of rape. And he’s saying it was consensual.
How can either be proven?
After she called the police, they took her to the hospital and she spent seven hours there, so I’ll leave the “prove it” part up to them.
My point was that we shouldn’t be mixing the concepts of sex and rape together, which is what the guy I was responding to was struggling with. Yes, she should have expected him to want to have sex with her. She shouldn’t expect to be raped. If she’s not interested she should be free to walk out the door. Seems basic but again, some posters struggle with this concept.
re: What crazy things will iphones be able to do in the future
Posted by Dadren on 9/25/26 at 7:22 am to justjoe906
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Actually block spam calls and text.
This.
Then go one better and crowdsource the location of the spammers for targeted drone strikes.
re: Has the LSU football player rapist been discussed?
Posted by Dadren on 9/24/26 at 3:18 pm to Clyde Tipton
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All I'm saying is why would she think he wasn't going to try?
I’m sure she imagined that he would try to have sex with her. It’s even possible that a part of her might have even considered it.
Getting raped isn’t even in the same universe here dude.
re: Has the LSU football player rapist been discussed?
Posted by Dadren on 9/24/26 at 3:03 pm to TigerFanatic99
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Have the courage to name him or shut the frick up.
Right now, he’s only accused of this I think?
It’d be pretty messed up to float his name out there and find out he’s innocent.
re: 68% of Americans report taking at least one prescription drug daily. 26% take 4+ daily
Posted by Dadren on 9/24/26 at 2:37 pm to Duck Nation
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merely questioned
Which is it, drama queen? You said you argued with him in the OP.
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Relax and take your obesity meds fatty
No need for insults. Why are all you drama queens so sensitive?
re: 68% of Americans report taking at least one prescription drug daily. 26% take 4+ daily
Posted by Dadren on 9/24/26 at 2:28 pm to Duck Nation
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And I argued with my Dr. because I didn't even want to take that.
Why are you arguing with your doc about an antibiotic prescription?
Just smile, nod and leave after your appointment. He’s not going to force you to fill it. Just go home and thug it out with your strep. No need for the drama.
re: Why does Gen Z want to work in the dark?
Posted by Dadren on 9/24/26 at 1:13 pm to Bjorn Cyborg
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You think new law associates at big firms or investment bankers are leaving at 5 p.m.?
At some of these firms, they're lucky to leave at 10 p.m.
The OP didn’t mention what field he was in.
And even so, it’s up to the A) firm to hire people who understand this and are willing to work like this and B) Old fart veterans like the OP to reinforce that as the workplace standard.
If neither of these are happening, then the OP is complaining about a standard that isn’t real.
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