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VOLhalla
| Favorite team: | Tennessee  |
| Location: | Knoxville |
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| Number of Posts: | 5240 |
| Registered on: | 2/23/2011 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: KFC brings back their "Dirty Louisiana" line of menu items
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/30/26 at 8:33 pm to VoodooVibes
So in the UK they call chicken sandwiches burgers?
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re: Which one of these NFL stats is the most crazy to you???
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/27/26 at 5:40 pm to TechDawg2007
The US government would have to basically insure all the oil company investments in Venezuela. And I’d imagine they would need long-term assurances so we’re likely looking at actual legislation going through congress before US companies start spending there
re: Which of these NFL stats is most surprising to you
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/27/26 at 10:17 am to LeTurdTheFerg
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Tom Brady has the 2nd most receiving yards for any play over 40 with 65.
He does have the 2nd most receiving yards over age 40, but it’s not 65
Players with positive receiving yards over 40:
Jerry Rice - 2,169
Tom Brady - 6
Marcedes Lewis - 2
re: Who is left on Earth that is universally loved like Dolly Parton?
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/26/26 at 11:42 pm to TutHillTiger
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Of course, I am sure the libtards would go crazy now
What a stupid thing to say :lol:
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Uh, it doesn't have to "melt" them to reduce their strength. That is why WTC2 collapsed first, even though it was struck second. There was more load above the weakened area as the second strike was lower down the tower.
The “jet fuel can’t melt steel beams” idea is stupid for 2 reasons. The first is what you pointed out. The second is that they assume that the temp of the inferno in the building is somehow capped at the temperature that jet fuel burns. There was a hell of a lot of things other than jet fuel that were burning in that building (paper, furniture, carpet).
If someone in 2026 says that 9/11 was a conspiracy because of jet fuel then that person is beyond saving
re: Who is left on Earth that is universally loved like Dolly Parton?
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/26/26 at 7:16 pm to holdmuh keystonelite
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Dude has took a hardcore political stance lately. He supported Kamala and critical of Trump. It's unfortunate both parties have so much hate towards each other but to be universally loved you have to pick someone that stays completely out of politics.
But Dolly Parton didn’t stay completely out of politics :lol:
re: Who is left on Earth that is universally loved like Dolly Parton?
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/26/26 at 6:46 pm to Bjorn Cyborg
Harrison Ford
ETA: maybe Conan O’Brien? I can’t think of anyone who doesn’t like both of those guys
ETA: maybe Conan O’Brien? I can’t think of anyone who doesn’t like both of those guys
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Just Google RFK and backtrack.
RFK Jr admitted in filed court documents that he had a brain worm that ate so much of his brain that it diminished his ability to work :lol:
He also doesn’t even believe in germ theory
And he’s the secretary of health. This administration is a joke :lol:
re: To all struggling US Cattle Farmers, shut up and take it, Argentina needs the business
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/24/26 at 12:49 pm to MightyJoeYoung
(South) America First!
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Was the naval blockade of Cuba in the 60s also a “war”?
How many missiles did Cuba fire at US military bases during the naval blockade? How many US military personnel did Cuba kill?
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I'm a dipshit?
Yeah, you’re a dipshit and I’m embarrassed for you :lol:
I (correctly) said I was listing child mortality rates and then posted the accurate child mortality rates. You then told me I was posting infant mortality rates (wrong) and then told me my numbers were incorrect (also wrong).
If you had a modicum of self-respect you’d admit you were clearly wrong, but everyone knows you won’t. You’re pathetic :lol:
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Neither source (the CDC or your site) attribute vaccines as a reason the rates fall.
No shite. A drop from 2.9% to .7% is a massive reduction. Of course there are multiple factors in the drop in child mortality. Vaccines, car seats, reduction in poverty, etc all matter. If you don’t think the massive increase in available child vaccines is a significant factor in the dramatic drop in child mortality than might be among the stupidest poster on the poliboard (which is an incredible feat)
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To start with, you are citing infant mortality figures and trying to claim they are children wide. Secondly, no, 3% of births did not end in death in 1962.
No I wasn’t citing infant mortality rates, I was quoting child mortality rates which measures deaths under 5. All of the numbers I posted are 100% correct.
You’re a dipshit
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frickin shills, man
You made a stupid assumption and then showed you had no idea what you were talking about :lol:
The US child mortality rate in 1962 was 2.9%, in 1983 it was 1.3% and in 2019 it was .7%
Guess all the vaccines have been working!
Guess all the vaccines have been working!
re: Dolly Parton is getting better, health wise
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/22/26 at 11:56 am to real turf fan
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What she started for her home county (Sevier) to send books to pre-school children, each month until they entered first grade was an approach to encouraging literacy that no one else had thought of. Since then Imagination Library has grown and grown. Imagination Library It is so far from "one hit wonder" as to demand your respect.
She also provides college scholarships to students in Sevier County and pays students to stay in high school. Sevier County HS dropout rate went from about 30% to 6% because of Dolly Parton. Supports the Children’s Hospital as well.
Dolly Parton has probably done more to help the people in East Tennessee’s lives than any other single person in her generation
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Doesn't matter, Fat Josh will throw the ball 50 times a game anyway
Heupel’s offense is more run-oriented than any other offense in the SEC :lol:
The wide receiver spacing is designed to open the middle of the field for rushers. And the up tempo is designed to trap DL players on the field and wear them down for rushers to get huge chunks in the middle.
Once defenses over commit to stopping the run then that’s when the huge passing plays open up.
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80/20 ground is consistently $3.99 to $4.99 around here.
Where is that? Kroger brand 80/20 is 7.99 a pound or 3 lbs for 20 (so 6.67)
Why is beef so much cheaper there?
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Gym rat
A real scrappy player
re: QBs from the past that failed but might succeed today
Posted by VOLhalla on 8/16/26 at 9:08 am to Paul Allen
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Daunte Culpepper
How was Culpepper a “failed” qb? He was awesome and then got hurt
It’s not like he was in the wrong system or anything
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Ohio Valley (cold cheese/topping) style
Sociopathy
Oil prices stabilized because China has cut oil imports by 50% since the start of the Iran war. When China normalizes its oil imports the price will skyrocket.
The real question is why China is basically sacrificing to stabilize oil prices. The most common explanation is that big oil price increases destabilizes most major economies which in turn destroys China’s economy since they depend on cheap exports.
China can’t keep this up forever btw
The real question is why China is basically sacrificing to stabilize oil prices. The most common explanation is that big oil price increases destabilizes most major economies which in turn destroys China’s economy since they depend on cheap exports.
China can’t keep this up forever btw
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