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I am being very serious when I say there is something wrong with you. If any part of this little story is true, you’re nuts.
I’ve tried to get away from it but I can’t. I look down on fat people while making every effort not to let it show.
Footnote: remember all those people who just couldn’t lose weight? It was genetics or metabolism or a weird something or other. But def not possible and don’t body shame: proud of their bodies. Well all those hogs got on Ozempic and look like Twiggy. Seems like all they had to do was stop eating.
I was in the Grove yesterday from 2 o’clock until a little after the last play. Ole Miss fans were all around our tent as were LSU fans. Many tents had fans of both teams. There were absolutely no problems.
I have attended LSU games since 1963 when I was a student.i have attended OM games since 2019 when my son was a student. I have yet to see an Ole Miss fan get out of line. I was in a restaurant Friday night when an LSU fan got confrontational with the whole place. Embarrassing.
Just what I’ve experienced…
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Sports is the only area of leverage certain people have, so PLEASE tread lightly.


Seriously? I cannot imagine what “certain people“ you are talking about. Between affirmative action, minority set asides, quotas, preferential admissions, and literally countless special programs, subsidies and initiatives, you can’t be serious.
Highly unlikely this is just some guy off the street. More likely he is, in fact, a skilled professional. And all the folks on here pointing out what he did wrong? Don’t have a clue.
I attended Catholic school for 12 years and it was a discouraging experience. This was the 50’s and 60’s and we learned of a harsh and demanding god who would put your arse in hell in a heartbeat. Holding the Church out as infallible, we were told so many things were sins then that the same church ignores or tolerates today.
What I took away from that experience was the realization that the church came between me and God.
That said, my family is devoted and devout. They take a great deal from the Church which they find comforting and uplifting. It is a source of strength and sustenance to them.
Here are the obvious but essential things to do: cut out all alcohol. This can’t be done too soon. Next stay socially engaged. Studies show you live longer and stay sharper if you keep involved with people and things. Find a job or a hobby that challenges mentally. Eat healthy and exercise. It’s just that simple because the rest is genetics and luck. .
As already said, this is a great example of the law of unintended consequences. Gates cannot be blamed for any of this. Primitive, ignorant people unable to help themselves are given a lifeline. They are too dumb and too corrupt to do anything with it except abuse it. The people handing out those nets are responsible for what is done with them. It seems apparent they are choosing to give them to fishermen.
Could it be paranoid projection? The need to believe Whites are out to get them to justify their hostility and aggression towards Whites?
I would suggest something needs to be done with or to that gator. Don’t wait until you wish you hadn’t waited.
Things only have to go wrong once.
Thought provoking post. Until recently the dominant culture in the USA has been based on white Western Europe values and traditions. That culture has been attacked, weakened and, in some areas, replaced. The damage seems intentional, irreversible and too often born of anger. In short, the separation has already occurred. It’s just a question of what happens next.
This staff needs to look at themselves before they look at the team. I happened to meet a Mississippi State fan this morning and his first comment was that Johnson clearly lost this locker room early in the year and never got it back.
Take that for what it’s worth but it makes as much sense as anything else I’ve heard.
Whole bunch. This is a team with marginal talent playing below their talent level. It’s not just that they lose, it’s the way they’re losing. If Coach O “lost the team” and it cost him his job, JJ is following closely in his footsteps. Either JJ can’t Coach or these kids dislike him enough to ignore him. Which one is worse?

re: Some logic, so be kind...

Posted by tilthatday on 5/13/26 at 8:22 am to
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We all need to agree on what the reasonable expectations are…”
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In what world does this make sense? No one in any position to make a decision on coaching knows or cares what “we all agree” on. About anything. Please don’t take yourself so seriously.
I’m good with this. Snack/beverage service on a short flight has always been more of an annoyance than anything else.
And if you really need a Bloody Mary on that early flight to Houston? Get help.
This is none of your business and the correct thing to do is ignore it. You have only a business relationship with these people. You have no right or responsibility to interfere in their private lives.
I can only speak from personal experience. We have owned two Ford F1 50s: a king Ranch and a platinum. Simply could not ask for a better more reliable vehicle that is both fun to drive and extremely practical.. We never have had a problem of any sort on either vehicle. No experience with GMC but I can vouch for Ford.
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The weird thing is why is that guy even in the ole miss student section


Good question. And here’s a few more:

What do you have to do to get thrown out of the student section?

What do you have to do to get thrown out twice?

Could what you did to get thrown out (twice)have any connection to the beer episode?

When you punch an unsuspecting kid half your age and size, does that make you, somehow, the good guy?

Just curious’ cause I think our “fan” got what he was looking for. Well, except for the arrest and the lawsuit. But hey, FAFO.