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The man has shown leadership.


By getting buttfricked by the oyster mafia and plaintiff’s bar?
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Since then…ousted Brian Kelly when JBE wouldn’t have. Landed Lane Kiffin. Brought home Will Wade. Ended DEI. Ousted William Tate and installed CONSERVATIVE CHAMPIONS at LSU. Finally won back our districts.


This is why our state is dead last in everything. All you mouth breathers care about is watching 19 year olds.
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I would replace him w/ Neil Young.


Not American

re: Jaws2. Didn’t notice this.

Posted by REG861 on 4/25/26 at 5:05 pm to
Great fricking find.

Jaws 2 is underrated. It’s really not a bad movie at all.
Looks like Pom Klementieffs younger sister.
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Of course they do, if it weren’t for conservation there’s nothing to hunt. You place value on a resource and people will want to maintain and grow that resource. Ernie spent thousands of thousands on Africa trips I’d bet. That money helps the local agencies protect and provide habitat for animals such as the yellow backed duiker. Again I ask, what have you spent to help the yellow backed duiker thrive?


Yea, we heard all this same bullshite about the Cecil the Lion guy. He’s a conservationist! What have you done ?! Etc

Turned out he had a prior poaching conviction and bribed his guides to cover it up.

I’m glad ol Ernie went out under 8000 pounds of karma.
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Ol Ernie contributed more to the conservation of African animas than a million “anti-hunting” nut jobs have combined. I’ll ask the pathetic losers in this thread what money they’ve sent to Africa for conservation? Guys like Ernie are the reason a lot of those species are still alive and not extinct/endangered.


Yea, this is all bullshite. None of these guys give a frick about conservation.
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"Ernie was a very well-known and popular hunter in the U.S. and in Africa and a very keen conservationist; he did a hell of a lot of charity work and was a really good guy. What happened has been deeply felt by many on both sides of the Atlantic."


Lol
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Haven’t revisited it since then, maybe it gained a following over the years.


It has. I wouldn’t say it got crushed when it opened either. It was somewhat polarizing, but definitely not an unqualified success. It’s definitely picked up appreciation since then but not on the level of Collateral or Heat. I would give it a rewatch.

re: Regarding OKLO

Posted by REG861 on 4/23/26 at 8:00 am to
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Anyone still in OKLO? I left this stock for dead but it has been on an absolute tear this month


Yup
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World class beer bar but you better know what you want before you order-or else you'l get "the look" or be completely ignored.


The bartenders there are assholes, period.
Fredericksburg blows. If QVC was a hill country town it would be Fredericksburg.
LOLandry gave them a bunch of money. Nice ROI for the state !

re: Recent Bob Dylan Show Thoughts

Posted by REG861 on 4/15/26 at 10:18 am to
He was surprisingly good at the Saenger a couple years ago. The music was cohesive and inspired . Although the stage production was uh lackluster to say the least.

Nothing like the abomination he put on at jazz fest circa 2002.
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No. There are gatekeepers at every corral that confirm the color of your bib before letting you in the corral.


Then they need to a better job. I was in the red group and I spent the first mile dodging power walking heffers
I saw him being attended to. It was pretty obvious something serious happened. I felt like an a-hole that I kept running.

re: How good is Kellen Brewer 6’6?

Posted by REG861 on 4/7/26 at 4:53 pm to
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Good athlete, not very skilled. He will be an absolute bust in college.


lol. Found the salty Calvary parent.