Miami did try to thug it up by jumping up and down on the FSU logo during a timeout in the middle of the game.
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Pat Flood (@rebarcock) passed away 9/21/25. Pat played a huge role in encouraging the devolopmemt of this site and donated the very first dollar to get it started. Check the thread at the top of the board for the obituary and please feel free to pay your respects there. I am going to get all the content from that thread over to his family so they can see how many people really cared for Pat outside of what they ever knew. Pat loved to tell stories and always wanted everyone else to tell stories. I think a great way we can honor Pat is to tell a story in his thread (also pinned at the top of the board).
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Biggest blow hard on TV, listening to her is like nails on a calk board
Quickly becoming my favorite NFL player
Did You Miss Ted Cruz Smacking Down Liz Cheney's Insufferable Self-Righteousness? Grab a Seat.
It's not widely covered because there are more pressing matters going on, but Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-TX) social media staff are very good at their jobs. They deserve a raise,
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Time to Declare Victory Over COVID
Can we just end this COVID nonsense now, or do some people have such empty lives that they can’t get beyond this ridiculous societal spasm because they need it to
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Don’t Reward Airbus’ Criminal Behavior with a Military Contract
Imagine you were running a small business, and you had a potential employee in front of you. Let’s say the prospect was in line for a very important position, one
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National Economic Council Director Brian Deese Made the Rounds on the Sunday Shows, and He Had Quite the Spin
It was a busy Sunday morning for National Economic Council Director Brian Deese, as he appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" as well as CNN's "State of the Union," and
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'Absolute Cringe': SNL's Attempt To Mock Joe Rogan And Ted Cruz Goes Over Like A Lead Balloon
Saturday Night Live hasn't been genuinely funny since the '90s, but that hasn't stopped Lorne Michaels & crew from keeping the show alive to parrot the same old tired woke
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TTUcamper
Elite
And this would be a real law enacted through the Legislature versus the bullshit edicts which are not law and haven't been enacted by anyone.
No, they'll put in someone of their choosing. Someone like Michelle Obama, or more likely, someone we've rarely heard of or considered.
@america1st And Your Dip-Shit Fiat
Imagine having children Jabbed with any of this shit.
imagine getting vaxxed in Taiwan
ShaolinNole
Legendary
Probably posted already but nice and concise.
I'm becoming more convinced daily that the purpose of these Jabs is NOT to protect anyone but rather to destroy natural immunity in order to REVACCINATE the world for every thing...and not one time but boosters yearly.
I read a theory just like this but it was multiple boosters early just to stay alive
Not sure just yet. It may be the start of the “Biden is losing his faculties” narrative and eventual stepping down. But I doubt that is all there is to it because The Swamp doesn’t want Kamala at the top. Maybe to put pressure on her not to step into the presidency and move the Speaker of the House into that role, which is horrifying.
I have been concerned about this since the first Jab.
How many people would let their kids get Polio vaxes if many people came down with Polio afterwards?
The Vet profession would be brought to its knees if 1/2 the pets that got a Rabies Jab were taken home only to come down with Rabies.
Rock ChalkDear heavens, I'm exhausted.
Had an absolute blast in Oxford. Got to hug and party with my daughter and her sorority sisters AND had the absolute pleasure of watching the aggs go down.. (We shall not talk about Texas and the shit show they've become. Congeats Kansas)
Seriously, if you ever get the chance to experience the Grove and a game at Ol Miss, jump on it. (This was my second time. First time I brought a frigging hurricane, this time freezing temps)
So much fun and truly lovely people.
Max even got a few good natured ' go bucks' (he was wearing his Ohio state cap).
The game experience is another level. The stadium is beautiful and, somehow, kinda intimate. And the DJ
Can't wait to be back down next season. And now we know to set up our own tent for the girls and their friends. Already getting on that. And we plan on bringing a few friends with us to introduce them to the hospitality and fun.
I'm going to bed. Gotta rest up for Morgantown next weekend. On the plus side, looks like ticket prices should be pretty cheap.
Or alternatively, when the globalists tell us for decades that the world is vastly overpopulated, we should consider their intentions and actions will be based on those beliefs. They had a plan.
What would we do if we have 50 million new, serious, cancer cases a year from now? There'd be nothing we could do. It would wreck our economy far beyond every malady we've suffered in the past, the great depression, ww2, everything else combined. The field would be cleared for their "great reset" here and around the world. We could fight, but at that point, our economic and military power would be gone, we'd be nothing more than a 3rd world country with nukes.
If that guy is right, then the fight is already over, apart from intervention by the Almighty.
There is certainly something sinister going on here and it has very little to do with a common cold virus.
Yore*
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It’s not “my” “fiat”. It’s the currency of our sovereign nation as designed by our Founding Fathers.
We’ve covered why currency isn’t meant to be a store of value. Unless you think you know better than Ben Franklin, and the other Founding Fathers, how currencies work?
And don’t shift the goal posts to “The Fed” (that I hate) since we both know We The People would be printing paper currency regardless of whether or not it came via “The Fed” or not (as we’ve done since The Revolution).
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Wreck the economy, inflate to oblivion, crush all savings, crush all assets, create reliance on the state, create covid-ID's and social credit. By the way, who do we think is paying for the military?
The Cloward-Piven Strategy is the blue print for this.Wreck the economy, inflate to oblivion, crush all savings, crush all assets, create reliance on the state, create covid-ID's and social credit. By the way, who do we think is paying for the military?
GDP in 1950 = 294B
GDP in 2020 = 20937B
71x bigger.
1$ in 1950 is worth 10.75$ in 2020.
71> 10.75
The original meme seems to support the economic practices of The US during that time period. @MortgageHorn
GDP in 2020 = 20937B
71x bigger.
1$ in 1950 is worth 10.75$ in 2020.
71> 10.75
The original meme seems to support the economic practices of The US during that time period. @MortgageHorn
ShaolinNole
Legendary
$1 in milk in 1950 costs a consumer $6.60 in 2020.
6.6 > 1
One more of these crooked bastards is gone.
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) announced on Monday that he will not seek reelection next year, setting the stage for a potentially bruising Democratic primary.
“It is time to pass the torch to the next Vermonter who will carry on this work for our great state. It’s time to come home," Leahy said speaking from the same room in Vermont's State House where he launched his first Senate campaign in 1974.
Leahy, 81, has served eight terms in the upper chamber. He currently serves as the president pro tempore of the Senate, the second-highest ranking position in the chamber. He also serves as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and sits on the Judiciary and Agriculture Committees.
The senator notably presided over former President Trump's impeachment trial earlier this year.
Leahy is the only Democrat from Vermont that has been elected to the Senate.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) released a statement on Monday calling Leahy a "lion of the Senate."
"Vermont is a blue state that has not elected a Republican to statewide federal office in more than 20 years, and Democrats look forward to winning this Senate seat in 2022," said DSCC Chair Gary Peters (D-Mich. LINK
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) announced on Monday that he will not seek reelection next year, setting the stage for a potentially bruising Democratic primary.
“It is time to pass the torch to the next Vermonter who will carry on this work for our great state. It’s time to come home," Leahy said speaking from the same room in Vermont's State House where he launched his first Senate campaign in 1974.
Leahy, 81, has served eight terms in the upper chamber. He currently serves as the president pro tempore of the Senate, the second-highest ranking position in the chamber. He also serves as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee and sits on the Judiciary and Agriculture Committees.
The senator notably presided over former President Trump's impeachment trial earlier this year.
Leahy is the only Democrat from Vermont that has been elected to the Senate.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) released a statement on Monday calling Leahy a "lion of the Senate."
"Vermont is a blue state that has not elected a Republican to statewide federal office in more than 20 years, and Democrats look forward to winning this Senate seat in 2022," said DSCC Chair Gary Peters (D-Mich. LINK
Hmmmmmmmm. . . who do we go with here??? Steve “I’m willing to be incarcerated for my populist beliefs and Donald Trump”
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Tough one.
And? That’s to be expected.
As Ben Franklin noted currency isn’t meant to be a store of value asset.
The whole purpose of currency is to increase the amount of trade, goods, and services in an economy (especially over time).
As my posts points out the economy is growing quicker than inflation (significantly) over the long term which is why we continue on with the current system (even with the flaws it has I.e. The Fed).
Also make sure to keep seperate in yore mind the idea of inflation vs how much currency is in circulation vs the national debt. All three are completely different things.
Inflation is simply the rise in price of goods and services. It can happen for a tons of reasons like supply shortages.
