PalletJack

I hope it was a doe. Being gay with a dead animal would cross the line

AOL but they haven’t mailed me a new CD in a while

With the windshield gone I have to assume someone flew out

Typical reaction from a woman if I offer to buy her a drink

The guy is 50 lbs overweight and appears to have no power in his legs. What did the NFL see in him to draft him 4th?? He also appears to be a real dickhead. He may be a good guy but after following him for five years I am left to believe he is not

They sign language the anthem then give us halftime in Spanish with no translation??

Wapo will probably come out with an article saying Trump made them do it. Or maybe the will say they got cancelled for being overly truthful

The concept that every student should expect to become a white collar professional therefore must attend college is negatively affecting the quality of the incoming classes. The student tries and fails at LSU which sets a course of failure which will taint his or her life. Those students with a genuine interest in arriving at a place where he or she can become a professional thereby changing the course of his or her life are met with the same issues encountered at your typical high schools. The university was once a place which demanded decorum and expected civility but our society has destroyed the ability to uphold this standard so you see a nice cross section the state’s population wandering around.

It’s not a racial thing as much as it is being poorly prepared for college because LA high schools are awful. Many private schools lack resources and most public schools are, essentially, daycares. On top of that, LA in general is a poor state with quite a few welfare recipients and poor families who simply are not prepared to undertake the life change attained from attending a university. More resources poured into attempting to guide students or providing viable opportunities is not the answer when the funding is there now but being misappropriated.

The university accepts all these students, many of whom probably should be thinking trade school or workforce, and along come all the problems that were supposed to be addressed in high school. Many of these young adults have no focus on the future and the educational system will financially support them while they delay entering the workforce despite the fact that the preparation from high school left them only capable of going to work. Add to that the entire generation of poorly socialized screen-addicted young people and you have a net negative change in the student body.

Layering the offerings at different universities and steering students to the correct place needs to change. Offering true educational content related to becoming a tradesman needs to be put in place and offered with a real degree so that any student on a blue collar track can be trained to understand the business and have a basic understanding of his function. Trade schools right now are crap and apprentice programs are few so there has to be a better way to give those young people training because businesses cannot afford it. Let students pay for getting skills with loans and scholarships rather than forcing businesses to teach tradesmen, employee turnover is expensive. If a student is failing on one level of education then that person can be deployed at another level. If the behavior is an issue there are always entry-level jobs the person can land in but he or she cannot continue to clog the system.

She gave head for money.
He gave head for pussy

Beats all I ever saw