parrothead

Similar to pizza chains, it just depends on the location closest to you. I was a Home Depot guy at my first house but have turned into a Lowes guy after moving last year.

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Absolutely. Like I said, Bama pays the better applicants to come, and Auburn mostly makes those same high profile applicants pay full price. There's enough demand for Auburn to be able to do that.

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I don’t think this is the flex you think it is. Sounds like you’re poor if anything.

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For the most recent data, Minor High School sent 11 to Bama and 2 to Auburn.... see, yall got us there. Congrats.

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did you get that from AI or do you have an actual link to that?

surpringsly undergrad business is close but gradudate school isnt close

All of your stats are questionable at best.

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If you look at the Top 20 largest Alabama companies by revenue, Auburn graduates hold the CEO positions in 9 of them: #4 Brasfield & Gorrie ($7.7B) #8 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of AL ($$4.1B) #9 McWane Inc ($3.4B) #11 Drummond Co. ($3.3B) #14 Robins & Morton ($2.2B) #15 Alfa Insurance ($2.2B) #16 Caddell Construction ($1.6B) #17 BL Harbert Intl. ($1.6B) #18 Hoar Construction ($1.5B)

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Decided to fact check and picked Drummond on a whim and found this.

[quote]CEO OF DRUMMOND COMPANY

About Richard Mullen
Leadership RichardMullen
In 1982, Mr. Mullen put his engineering degree to use and quickly rose from being second in charge of Flat Top Mine to being responsible for all of Drummond’s surface mines. He was promoted to executive vice president of mining in 2009 and president and chief operating officer in 2016.

Holds a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from the University of Alabama
Holds a Master of Science in Environmental Management from Samford University
Was an Alabama Chair of the Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration
Served on the University of Alabama’s College of Engineering and Leadership Board
Received the honor of Distinguished Engineering Fellow in 2013
On the Board of the Business Council of Alabama.
Past Vice-Chairman of the USCBC. (U.S.- Colombia Business Council).
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So what else are you wrong about?

family of 4 in Sandestin. Around 5k for the week plus food and alcohol. Took our daugther for her first birthday. Seems excessive for a 1 year old but truthfully it wsa for me and the wife. Paid for my parents to come with so we'd have an extra set of eyes and the chance to go out a couple nights for "date night".

I would be looking into moving to Highland Park (the closer to the golf course generally the better), Forest Park, or South Avondale. I would not be caught dead living that close to city center.

I dont care for their newer stuff, but their EP called Step 2 Rhythm is a great listen.

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I mean Flock is serving a two pronged process its helping police catch the bad guys and it also getting crooked cops fired who abuse it. Shouldn't that be what we want? To get rid of all the bad apples in policing? I bet there have been over 50 officers fired here in Georgia alone this year over misuse/abuse of Flock privileges.

Help me understand this better.

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I don't know how to explain you love dragnet style continuous surveillance that totally isn't being used in nefarious ways at all. yeah the government would totally never use those, especially if they try and pull a covid type event again and tell everybody to stay home. yeah they would totally never ever do that.

When I was in high school I had an odd resemblance to Jason Biggs. Had to look him up now and we do not resemble each other anymore. Having glasses and a mustache isn't helping that cause either.

BBC post game comments

friggin oof, Iraola said that his side played a good first 30 minutes but "they don't have much more, in terms of the levels required to play like this".

Pretty telling on what Slot was (or wasnt doing) in training. Also makes sense on why they looked absolutely gassed in the last stages of a lot of games.