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Packaged kratom purchased from a retail store was discovered during investigations into the deaths, according to Lafayette County Metro Narcotics Unit.
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So if roughly 20% of the LSU student population is not white or black, they’re brown as in foreign students from India or Latin?
If so fricking disgusting
They're a mix of Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Islander, Native American, and more than one race.

4.8% are international.

LSU Student Demographics

Why is that "fricking disgusting"?
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Just ask the opinion of anyone from Oxford.
A notoriously unbiased group...

I'm sure those frat stars bought their pills from corner boys...
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Demographics

LSU 40% (still haven't released those spring 2026 numbers)
Ole Miss 10.9%
You're being intentionally misleading, using the total non-white population for LSU (which is 38%--19% black), and just the black population for Ole Miss.
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What terrible luck but that security insurance will be paying a pretty penny to her
I bet she'd rather be able to walk.

re: Lawyers of the OT: need help

Posted by Gravitiger on 9/21/26 at 12:12 pm to
There is a zoo in Zachary, LA?
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The Earl of Hamburger invented hamburger steak (basically ground beef).
There is no historical Earl of Hamburger, or any place called Hamburger. Common people from Germany introduced the seasoned ground beef patty (aka Hamburg steak).
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It’s mentally weird to comprehend that before then, the word burger (something billions of people instantly think of as a sandwich) was just someone’s last name. Like “that Burger is an interesting fellow.”
A burg is/was a name for a castle/town. A burger is/was someone from a burg. It was not anyone's last name.

I mean, I guess it came to be a surname, but only in the way names like "smith" did.

re: NYC has a pooping problem

Posted by Gravitiger on 9/18/26 at 12:25 am to
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And its not like these are port-a-jons

Did you watch the video in the linked article? They're basically port-o-johns with a few bells and whistles.
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prplhze2000 or whatever his name is.

And it's not close.
I dunno, isn't Oweo literally banned from starting threads? Might be time for OP to get that same treatment.
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Does it drown out the gunfire ?
Wrong part of the Memphis area. This is actually in Mississippi.
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Of course, it may have values that are far more what we consider virtuous. If it's sentient, by definition that means it has senses and emotions. There are animals on this planet that have a different number of senses. How do we know what a sentient AI is going to feel? How do we know that it isn't going to have senses that we can't comprehend?

If the argument is that it's made in the image of man, much like Christians would say about us being created in the image of god, would it not perceive us as giver of life? Why would it destroy its giver of life? If your answer is we don't know its values, my retort is "exactly my point".

Obviously these are rhetorical questions, but my point is that the fear is based largely in ignorance and, to be frank, laziness. If AI can do whatever it wants and has its own values, there is no reason to think it wouldn't perceive us as God just as much as it would perceive us as a threat.
So it's just as likely that AI would have ambivalent--potentially malicious--views about their creators, just like people do about God, their parents, etc.
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Yes I spoke about that last week. Big companies (well in my case, firms) are building their own bespoke AI.
You are more plugged in than I am, but from what I've read, big law firms aren't building their own AI models. They're building bespoke agents using wrappers like Harvey that integrate OpenAI/Anthropic models with Westlaw/LexisNexis and their own internal data (and spending easily 6-7 figures a year on them).

re: I WANNA FIX HER

Posted by Gravitiger on 9/12/26 at 10:03 am to
I swear I remember her having an actual figure when she/I was younger.
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He was an attorney and he seems like a real dumb a-hole. Maybe he thought he could beat the attempted murder charge by claiming he was just trying to scare her not kill her? He was also accused of miming pointing a gun at the prosecutor during the trial and was kicked out because he was interrupting during closing arguments.
An attorney with a personal grudge and a substance abuse problem would be about the worst client ever.
To avoid the time and cost of a trial. They do it all the time with even harder evidence. I'd be shocked if there wasn't an offer and this dumbass just rejected it.
Why the hell would he take that to trial? Did the state just make no plea offer?
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Posting this here for you and everyone else making the same mistake.

Assault vs. Battery

Assault is the threat or attempt to cause harm. It creates fear, but it does not require physical contact.

Battery is the actual physical contact or use of force against another person.
Those are the common law definitions. By criminal statute, quite a few states have just combined them both under assault now, though others still use the separate term battery.
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What is 11W?
Eleven Warriors. Ohio State fan site.
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the NCAA is repeating the exact same errors that led to their landmark losses in the Alston NIL case
Alston was not even an NIL case. Gemini is stupid.