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Property may be “neglected” right now, but this guarantees they’ll have to be demolished within three years.
Some of those aquarium and rare fish guys are entertaining for a while. Especially their early shows when they are actually fishing and hunting down fish and not doing the fake “ordering from the dark web” and “rescuing” routines.

After a few of their newer shows you realize they’re literally just packaging fish up that they already own and acting like idiots.
You don’t get to keep a job that you had no entitlement to or right to keep.

Welcome back to real life.

Except of course that “public service” has probably made you and your family wealthy for all time.
Arkansas fans: “RIP bowl eligibility”
Everyone needs to read the statement from the head of the state police.

Allegedly this cop and bystanders tried for a half hour to get the geese off the interstate. The cop had been told to go ahead and dispatch them.

Should it have been handled better? Probably. But it wasn’t the cop just killing for sport.

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I’m no scholar on all the applicable religious rules in play here, but I’d imagine that for a religious practice that requires the head covering, there are probably five or six other violations going on here that they’re just overlooking on purpose for sake of the optics.

re: Parents Buying Kids Homes

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 5/25/26 at 4:39 pm to
If it’s in the right area and the parents have the cash, parking money in a good house is as good as any other way for them to invest it.

re: Ranking the SEC in terms of BBQ

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 5/24/26 at 10:52 am to
Arkansas is probably ranked low from a quantity standpoint, but we have a handful that I’d put up against anyone.
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Kids need to do things that look like they're "trying to kill themselves" within reason of course. Riding bikes too fast, climbing trees, and exploring unsupervised teaches them risk assessment, resilience, and problem-solving.


For us it was jumping off stuff. Anytime we went somewhere new, my brother and I instantly evaluated it for a) can we get on top of whatever was there, and b) can we jump off it.
With the one girl driving an actual tractor, her dad clearly said “you can drive it, but I’m going with just in case”
A good judge and bailiff would have saw that developing and made arrangements to keep it under control before it got to what we see in the video.

I’d bet a dollar there was a bunch of noise and other indications coming from the gallery that were ignored, which allowed it to escalate.
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Her husband should move and change his name


Golf with the guys at the local course will be awkward for a while.

Friend: “So glad it’s the weekend, it was a long week”

Husband: “You have no idea.”

Friends: “Well…”

re: Colbert's Swan Song at 10:30

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 5/22/26 at 6:58 am to
During this endless going off air routine, has he ever addressed the whole “my show loses 40 million a year” issue and why he should be exempt from normal business decisions?
The Arkansas version of this is to kill him and then become sheriff if they try and prosecute you
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I think I’d rather see a Rocky reboot from Adrienne’s perspective.


Would be interesting to see how they presented the rapey apartment scene.
The only way this can possibly work is to keep it in the timeline. You can’t set it during the movies we’ve already seen.

Which means you have to live with part 3. So Vincent is technically in charge, but is just a figurehead. They kind of laid the groundwork for this in three, and a little in two with the let me take care of you line to Michael.

They’d have to absolutely pull a rabbit out of that hat to make it work, and I don’t see how it would, but that’s the only path I can see.

She’d be running around the world like a billionaire heiress building art museums and hospitals, but in reality would be a mobster.

re: Jurassic Park

Posted by Sus-Scrofa on 5/21/26 at 1:49 pm to
My generation got the best deal because we were ten years old watching Jurassic Park in the theatre when it was released.

That will never be replicated.
I can’t imagine anyone who lived in Arkansas and spent any amount of time outside being able to put an actual number on this.
If it was just 80s/90s violence, like Terminator or Rambo, my parents didn’t really care.

Really annoyed some of my friends that had parents who thought the ninja turtles were too violent.
Land O Lakes butter is a good one.

Back in the 50s, the company wanted to do things right with their logo. They hired a Native American artist to work on it, they consulted with the tribe, everything is on purpose, from the appearance, the clothes, even the location depicted behind her.

Nothing but respect all around.

Fast forward. Nope. Racist. Remove the Native American. The original artist’s kids and grandkids were like “why are you removing this?”