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No Colors
| Favorite team: | Ole Miss  |
| Location: | Sandbar |
| Biography: | SWM. Lab owner. Manager of Teenage children. Southern Gothic Philosopher. |
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| Occupation: | Lumber Broker |
| Number of Posts: | 13347 |
| Registered on: | 9/3/2010 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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People who drive drunk don’t typically have good judgement.
What about coaches who get sent to rehab for booze and blow? How's their judgment?
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Nobody cares about this war.
Do you still believe you have better war casualty information than Trump and Rubio? If so lots of us on here would like to see it.
re: Ole Miss NCAA Investigation
Posted by No Colors on 5/22/26 at 2:42 pm to nicholastiger
Thanks for the update
re: If Texas wins nothing again this year I don’t see how sark remains
Posted by No Colors on 5/22/26 at 7:25 am to SECCaptain
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QB #1 overall
Did you guys pick up a good QB in the portal this spring? I guess i wasn't paying attention? :dunno:
re: Iran will be stronger in 10 years then they were before the war?
Posted by No Colors on 5/21/26 at 8:08 pm to NashvilleTider
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has no army navy missiles nothing -
Then how is it controlling the Straight of Hormuz? :dunno:
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So that’s why so many restaurants have closed around here the past year
In 1989 I opened my college acceptance letter to my first choice school in a booth at Lusco's in Greenwood.
Last week I took my 3 children at Ole Miss to a dinner at Lusco's in Oxford.
Times change.
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Oregon
I probably won't go to Oregon. But I would figure out a way to go to Kansas or West VA or Coastal Carolina.
Hattiesburg would be Fiiiiiyaaaah. But we won't be that lucky.
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We can't afford everyone living until they're 80.
Keeping someone alive and healthy and sending them $2500 a month on SS is way cheaper than paying $500,000 up front for them to spend a year dying of diabetes on Medicaid.
Go to the medical mall in west Jackson MS on a random Tuesday. The average patient is probably 350#, in a wheelchair, on oxygen, and already has one leg amputated from the sugar disease.
What do you think that costs to keep alive every month?
re: Lilly’s Retatrutide Phase 3 Results- 28.3% body weight lost
Posted by No Colors on 5/21/26 at 3:12 pm to Bestbank Tiger
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Did they run the trial in Atlanta?
Mississippi Delta
The drug pushed the 400 pounders down to the 280 range. It's the way to score those kind of big numbers.
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distribute it as a requirement for EBT
The money saved on food alone pays for the drug.
When you start calculating the healthcare cost of diabetes, heart disease, knee replacements, etc it becomes one of the best ROIs in drug development history.
Like paying a smoker $200 a month to quit. It's a no brainer.
re: Did Serraneux tell Arkansas "good game guise"?
Posted by No Colors on 5/21/26 at 8:08 am to koreandawg
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Thought I may have missed it.
I must have missed his comments on the Ole Miss series in Knoxville as well
re: Check in to the 30 win club for baseball
Posted by No Colors on 5/20/26 at 5:30 am to nicholastiger
Legit
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The judge should get run over by a drunk and not die, but rather become a vegetable and suffer the rest of his life in a wheelchair contemplating his decision making
I'm ok with this outcome
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Name of judge?
Hon Kent Smith
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was an accident. 15 years was too big sentence to begin with. I don’t believe in prison for unintentional acts
Fleeing the scene without calling 911 when he knew be had seriously injured two people. That was an intentional act that deserves at least 10 years. The aggravated DUI was also culpable.
Neither of those charges say he meant to hit anyone. But he's guilty just the same
re: Killer of Ole Miss student released after serving 15 months of a 15 year sentence
Posted by No Colors on 5/19/26 at 3:44 pm to Bill Parker?
I'm not gonna dox the name of the judge or the defense attorney. But they're all in the story I linked at the top. It's all public record.
If I ever see them out at a restaurant or a diner, theyre getting an arse chewing from me. I just hope it's with a bunch of witnesses.
If I ever see them out at a restaurant or a diner, theyre getting an arse chewing from me. I just hope it's with a bunch of witnesses.
re: Killer of Ole Miss student released after serving 15 months of a 15 year sentence
Posted by No Colors on 5/19/26 at 3:29 pm to CatfishJohn
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that's an abhorrent thing to say in itself.
I'm a little closer to the situation than you might know, so I reserve the right to be somewhat emotional
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What is the big benefit of getting this seemingly random guy out of prison sooner?
Why would people go to bat for him? Is he some big deal?
He's a union electrician.
The union puts the money up to the lawyer to buy off the judge.
The union bills him out on data center jobs at $185 and hour and keeps the majority of his check.
The union gets their investment back on the bribe in 6 months. After that it's all profit for them.
re: Killer of Ole Miss student released after serving 15 months of a 15 year sentence
Posted by No Colors on 5/19/26 at 2:16 pm to NewIberiaHaircut
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This judge needs to get run over by a drunk.
That would be too easy.
The judge's child needs to get run over by a drunk. And he needs to live with it for the rest of his life.
I hope that prick worries that the truth will come out, and never gets a good night's sleep again.
Killer of Ole Miss student released after serving 15 months of a 15 year sentence
Posted by No Colors on 5/19/26 at 2:01 pm
LINK
In October of 2022, on the night of his 21st birthday, Walker Fielder was walking home through Oxford City Hall parking lot with his date.
He was run over and killed and his date was severely injured.
The driver and passenger stopped and saw what they had done, and then fled the scene without calling 911. The two victims weren't discovered for more than 15 minutes.
The next day Seth Rokikta -- a 26 year old electrician from Collierville TN -- was arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. He had been drinking on the Square for approximately 12 hours before he tried to drive home.
He spent 9 months in the Lafayette County Detention Center before making bond.
In September of 2025 he pled guilty and was sentenced to 15 years on aggravated DUI resulting in Death. And Fleeing the Scene of an accident.
The judge gave him 10 years to serve and susoended 5 years.
But less than 7 months later, in April of 2026, the judge reconsidered. He wrote that Rokitka had been rehabilitated, and changed his sentence to Time Served. He was released the same day.
The charge he plead guilty to had a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. Instead, he served 16 months in a county detention center. He never even went to prison.
With all the Data Center work around Memphis now, union electricians are in high demand.
I am sure Rokitka is working lots of overtime. Wonder where his check is going?
Also: His attorney in this matter is a .Mississippi state legislator and is chairman of the House Committee on the Judiciary. Essentially, he is the boss of the judge who had a change of heart.
Whenever I think Louisiana has the most corrupt Judiciary in the country, Mississippi pulls me back in.
Absolutely disgusting.
In October of 2022, on the night of his 21st birthday, Walker Fielder was walking home through Oxford City Hall parking lot with his date.
He was run over and killed and his date was severely injured.
The driver and passenger stopped and saw what they had done, and then fled the scene without calling 911. The two victims weren't discovered for more than 15 minutes.
The next day Seth Rokikta -- a 26 year old electrician from Collierville TN -- was arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. He had been drinking on the Square for approximately 12 hours before he tried to drive home.
He spent 9 months in the Lafayette County Detention Center before making bond.
In September of 2025 he pled guilty and was sentenced to 15 years on aggravated DUI resulting in Death. And Fleeing the Scene of an accident.
The judge gave him 10 years to serve and susoended 5 years.
But less than 7 months later, in April of 2026, the judge reconsidered. He wrote that Rokitka had been rehabilitated, and changed his sentence to Time Served. He was released the same day.
The charge he plead guilty to had a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. Instead, he served 16 months in a county detention center. He never even went to prison.
With all the Data Center work around Memphis now, union electricians are in high demand.
I am sure Rokitka is working lots of overtime. Wonder where his check is going?
Also: His attorney in this matter is a .Mississippi state legislator and is chairman of the House Committee on the Judiciary. Essentially, he is the boss of the judge who had a change of heart.
Whenever I think Louisiana has the most corrupt Judiciary in the country, Mississippi pulls me back in.
Absolutely disgusting.
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