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I think ol sister may not have all the information that the police have if that's what she's been booked on.


The sister is also insane. She was all over Facebook defending Guice when that went down.
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Is the plan to have alternative treatment or just defund rehab that become revolving doors?

what percentage of rehabs are just run as court diversion programs mills that give you 12 steps and a certificate
so you don’t get 15 years or whatever?


Audit and investigate the shite out of them. Require rehab clinics to be run by actual medical professionals not anybody with enough capital looking to make money off insurance companies. Right now insurance companies are paying out up to nearly $500k for a 6 month stay at these places. If a person gets out of rehab and fails a test within 2 weeks they can go right back with full coverage. That has to change. It's a massive moral hazard that is undoubtedly being taken advantage of. Hell I wouldn't be surprised if there are people getting paid to go to rehab so these clinics can get money out their insurance company.
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It's funny, there are multiple polls/studies showing that Republican voters dislike Obamacare but like the Affordable Care Act (which is Obamacare).


I don't really care what your studies say about people's opinions on Obamacare or Affordable Care Act

but it is a fact that under that under Obamacare employer sponsored healthcare, ACA plans, and Medicaid were required to include coverage for drug rehabilitation.
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I guess if it government run, slash that shite


Not just government run. States like California and Arizona have incredibly low barriers to entry to opening these facilities. This creates a massive moral hazard where these facilities are all about making money. If someone’s insurance is willing to shell out hundreds of thousands for rehab multiple times they want that to happen. It’s shady af. It was really bad under Obamacare.
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Yeah he should’ve done what any reasonable person does and drank himself into oblivion. You anti-pot guys are the biggest retards on earth.


Has nothing to do with being anti-pot. Not being able to understand that makes you look like the biggest retard on earth.
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ETA: Think about the actual Tiger greats. You think the guys who quit and transfer out are in that category? Laughingly NO.


Nobody called him a “Tiger Great” he said he’s a great Tiger. If you can’t differentiate between the two you are simply an idiot.
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Another video game adaptation that has nothing to do with the games. Why do they keep doing this?


Why do you think it won’t use any of the plots from the games?
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Eli Holstein


I’ll take it. Transferred home and won a Heisman/Championship in my Dynasty.
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"do you think this model is adequate for microwaving a live rabbit?"


This is what you call dark?

re: Death penalty vs life

Posted by The Ostrich on 8/21/25 at 12:03 pm to
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life without parole... the death penalty is actually MORE expensive

About $34.99 at your local store.

re: This forum

Posted by The Ostrich on 6/10/25 at 1:09 pm to
I can’t remember a single negative thing said about your son on the board. Very strange crash out happening here.
I think so. I mean respect right?

re: Dickinson

Posted by The Ostrich on 5/16/25 at 6:16 pm to
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He knew it would have been an easy double play
he woulda beat that easy.

re: Noah's Ark found?

Posted by The Ostrich on 5/14/25 at 5:31 pm to
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no Noah’s ark is a parable not a historical event. use your head


Says you.

re: Nate Yeskie Pitch Calling

Posted by The Ostrich on 5/4/25 at 7:25 pm to
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Let’s ignore the fact we’ve had 2 CGs this year for the first time in forever. How does that jive with wasting pitches?


It sound more like you’re pointing to two games and ignoring the entire rest of the season.
It’s atrocious. Too many uncompetitive pitches. Even when we get guys down 0-2 or 1-2 we through pitches that don’t even make the hitters think. Plays with his food.
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Ok, you can argue with someone else. I'm not defending him. I'm saying it's atypical.


You right I’m drunk
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It's hard to see a guy like Ward spending his entire prime of life 30-40 years in prison from something he likely had zero remembering of however you feel about it. That and he's from a well to do fam. Pretty sure he was a Kappa Sig for a bit.


Yea well he fricking killed someone with his bare hands. Idgaf about what frat he was in or who his family is.
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As this is an attraction in the physical sense, yes. Part of the definition of attraction is something take evokes pleasure, which is what physical attraction is. So in this context yes, yes it is.


Who said anything about this attraction being strictly physical?

It seems like you’re trying to force the words to mean the same thing by stripping the word “attraction” of its actual meaning applying some context that you yourself made up.

I agree that lust is a sin whether it’s same sex or not but being attracted to someone isn’t lustful.

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Obviously that guy has no clue what he’s talking about because if they were nobody would get married and reproduce.


Yea that’s what I was getting at lol
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While this is a nice sounding platitude, designed to offer conscience easing compromise, it is false. To look with lust upon someone is a sin. Jesus spoke about this. If I look lustfully at a woman I sin in my heart. Same applies with homosexuals.


are attraction and lust the same thing?
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Mathematically speaking 1000 guys in 12 hours…is difficult. 60 minutes per hour = 720 minutes for 12 hours That’s less than a minute per man. In fact that’s 43.2 seconds per man. Now utilizing multiple partners will somewhat improve the probability. For instance if she was getting double teamed for the duration of the 12 hours, that would still only give 1 minute 26.4 seconds per pair. And if triple teamed, that would be 2 minutes and 10 seconds per set of males. The odds really improve if handjobs are included. But that level of coordination over a 12 hour period is unheard of outside of Fortnite gamers


This is why I come here.

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Holy shite if I ever get this dramatic about anything I hope someone puts a bullet in me.


I mean he went somewhere completely surrounded by evil. Somewhere most of us will never go. I appreciate the description.

re: The Larson PH for Frey

Posted by The Ostrich on 4/19/25 at 4:23 pm to
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Now tell me what those numbers were entering SEC play….Braswell is prob the only dude that’s even arguable. He was also benched for Reaves. Then Reaves started doing poorly and Braswell replaced him. You also have to consider the positions these guys play. We have a ton of OFs. You can’t compare two third basemen jockeying for the same position. Or a catcher when his backup can’t hit either. The only spot you can put Larson is RF or DH. He’s competing with 4 guys for 2 spots. And with a 17 game sample size, that weekend against Auburn where the whole team shite the bed (.188 team BA) is going to make everyone’s numbers look much worse than they’ve actually been


I don’t care about either side of this argument. Just pointing out you don’t know what the word “objectively” means.

re: The Larson PH for Frey

Posted by The Ostrich on 4/19/25 at 4:21 pm to
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OBP was used as the sole reason that he’s been more effective than Milam, Hernandez, Braswell, etc. which obviously as pointed out was a pretty poor stance to take.


Again, my comment had nothing to do with either side of said argument and was strictly commenting on the posters ability to understand what the word “objectively means”

re: The Larson PH for Frey

Posted by The Ostrich on 4/19/25 at 3:30 pm to
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On that note. John Pearson is at ,471. He should be starting over everyone.


I don’t remember making any claim that OBP should be the determining factor….just funny how someone can so blatantly be wrong while attempting to mock someone.

re: The Larson PH for Frey

Posted by The Ostrich on 4/19/25 at 2:35 pm to
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that’s objectively false


Milam 402 OBP
Hernandez 336
Braswell 391
Reeves 382

Larson 410

What exactly is your definition of objective?
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Curiel’s birthday is in May. If he would stay for three years, he would be turning 23 one month into his first full season of pro ball. That’s not something a lot of guys are going to want to do.


I think we’re seeing a shift away from this. MLB in recent years have been fast tracking guys outta college to get to the big leagues. Hell the Angels have a guy from DBU that won’t pitch a single minor league inning before making his MLB Debut. I think players are noticing this are more willing to go to college, especially with NIL and less concerned with starting their pro career asap.

I don’t think Curiel stays for his Jr year though.

re: Unearned runs?

Posted by The Ostrich on 3/22/25 at 7:34 pm to
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That’s not how that works. If that wouldn’t have happen how do you know the rest would have played out like that?


That’s exactly how it works.
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Arrambide is unplayable defensively at the college level right now. He gave up 2-3 runs by himself last weekend defensively

Which is why you let him catch the midweek and when we’re up late.

How do you expect him to get better if he never plays?