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HoustonGumbeauxGuy

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My kids don’t even really understand what being “gay” is or means.


If they are 7 and 9...yes, they certainly do. They have prob already watched videos you didn’t approve.

Kids are astute and resourceful AF. You need to give yours more credit.

We live in scary times.

My kids didn’t have phones until 9th grade but my oldest could tell me all about what a MILF threesome was in 6th grade . We were like WTF?

Kids at school talk about waaaay more than you realize.
I am Gen X when I spend as much time with my kids as possible

I wouldn’t consider myself a daycare cause I work 7 to 5 during the week but in the evenings and on weekends, I try and do as much stuff with them as possible, my father was not around very much as a kid

…so maybe I’m trying to make up for those moments and not let my kids experience what I did.

It was pretty fricking miserable hearing about (and watching) my friends playing catch with their dad, or hearing about how their dad took them hunting and fishing, all of this cool shite I never got to do as a kid so I try and do those very same things with my own kids

re: UCLA was way overrated

Posted by HoustonGumbeauxGuy on 6/1/26 at 7:37 am to
This is retarded, they were a legit team all year.

they just got complacent when it came time to deliver

It’s making me login … and since I don’t have an account you will just have to tell me what’s happening.

Don’t let your eyes fool you, what you saw on video was not really a pitbull attack or a man being stabbed to death.

Yours Truly,
Karen Bass
Were the kids not eating or sleeping?

What prompted them to test the kids for meth?
My mother-in-law was posting pics on FB from a cruise they took, one of the stops was in Tahiti.

But it looked like a war-torn, filth ridden Third World country. Photographs of the water were gorgeous, but the others didn’t look like any other pics of Tahiti that I’ve ever seen.

She was even posting comments on her own photographs saying it didn’t look like she thought it would.

Turns out they were in Haiti.

:dope:

Yes she got crucified in the comments. She was a nurse before she retired so one would probably think … holy frick was I ever under the care of this woman?
I suspect that 99.99% of people would not be able to tell you that that photograph is in Botswana

Including me
What is the LSU freshman fail out rate compared to other universities?

Is this public information?
TV BOARD

If you post something here, especially when they do a movie, you might want to put “spoilers” so people don’t read it and ruin the suspense of watching the documentary

There is a long thread dedicated to this documentary

But yes, she is certifiably crazy and her parents are worthless human beings
Would have loved to get 30 seconds with her. I was early 20’s and she was approaching 40.

Definitely started my infatuation with older sexy women.
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When we get in her house she tells me her husband is out of town. She changes into a bathrobe and pours a couple glasses of wine.. my dumb arse was thinking about getting back to my apartment on the other side of town


People often ask homosexuals at what point did they realize they were gay, it sounds like this was your moment

:lol:

Hopefully more to follow!

Minnesota is a total CF right now






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Two women in Minnesota are accused of being involved in an enormous fraud scheme related to Minnesota’s autism Medicaid program. The two Minnesota residents allegedly submitted fraudulent claims totaling over $46 million and laundered $21 million of that amount, federal prosecutors stated.

According to court documents, Shamso Ahmed Hassan, 55, and Hanaan Mursal Yusuf, 25, conspired to commit fraud in connection with the EIDBI program from May 2020 through December 2024. According to the allegations, they submitted false Medicaid bills for non-existent services and provided those services using unqualified staff.

The women offered families a $300 to $1,500 monthly kickback to get their kids enrolled in the fraud scheme. The $21.1 million disbursed by Medicaid was then laundered through property purchases and transferred to Kenya via wire transfers.

The two residents named above are among 15 defendants who are involved in the largest ever bust of a fraud scheme related to an autism Medicaid program, which resulted in losses estimated at more than $90 million, according to prosecutors.


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Hanaan Yusuf and Shamso Hassan plead not guilty :lol:
My first job out of college was in 2003 and my boss was a beautiful women I had the hots for.

Maybe I just was young and horny and she looked really good in a business suit.

:pimp:

She ended up taking a new role about a month after I started so my distraction only lasted 30 days.
@ShawnCrosby

“Write that down”

I don’t watch a bunch of YouTube, but I went down a rabbit hole the other day watching some of his videos, they are funny as frick.

Def a lot of repetitive stuff so it didn’t last very long but goddamn some of the stuff I saw was hilarious.
I thought I’d seen every good movie from the 80s and 90s, cannot believe I had not seen this.

Watched it last night and absolutely loved it.

I had no idea that Quentin Tarantino wrote the film, you can definitely see a lot of of the dialogues and monologues had his style

Love the scene where Clarence‘s father is talking to Christopher Walken around the history of Sicilians… what a great monologue that was

Not to mention….arguably the greatest cast assembled for any movie, ever.

Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Gary Oldman, Brad Pitt, Christopher Walken, Bronson Pinchot, Michael Rapaport, Tom Sizemore, Samuel L. Jackson, James Gandolfini, Chris Penn…

Obviously, some had bigger roles than others, but holy shite what a fricking roster they put together for that movie