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I have a handful of poetry collections I have purchased over the years, but end up not reading them very much. Recently I’ve been trying to read through some of them and have discovered some pretty neat poems.

Do poems interest you?

I feel like lsu will see opposite effect

All the Nola and north BR “scholars” who got into Ivy and Ivy adjacent schools with unremarkable academic records due to AA will now go to LSU

The politically incorrect answer is that the military is a jobs program for rural boys who don’t have much of a future.

Studies have also found that poor kids out of high school join the military for medical insurance they otherwise wouldn’t have gotten working as min wage laborers. In rural areas where it is common for poor 17/18 year old boys to already be impregnating their girlfriends, medical benefits are an especially attractive job perk

Aka, the amount of jobs needed to keep pace with monthly growth in labor force is nearly 0.

A few factors as to why:

1) continuing mass retirement of baby boomers outpacing new labor force entry

2) illegal immigration, which for years was growing labor force entry by ~100k per month, is now at nearly zero.

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Usually when a portal player (in any sport) doesn’t work out, you can go back and see that their previous schools had mixed feelings on them or their stats had some blemishes


These portal players

1) were regarded as huge losses by previous fanbase
2) had really good stats


There were no red flags.

Kiffin deleted the tweet.


University officials either had a talk with him or he knew he fricked up

Do you guys think he was wrong to delete the tweet?

Finally.

A lot of military commentators were urging DJT to do this.

It’s the first step for our navy to take control of the strait and allow traffic through

It’s pathetic the amount of libertarians on here who wanted us to give in to Iranian tolls

Her GP is saying it’s very likely a large gallstone, but the term “large mass” is scaring her (and me) that it is gallbladder cancer.

Quick google search tells me gallbladder cancer is extremely rare and rarer yet for someone her age (31).

It is my understanding that the medical report has to use the term “‘mass” and not to get caught up on that word and automatically assume cancer.

I do know that gallstones are relatively common.

She doesn’t have any symptoms or anything.

Thoughts?