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HF moving the ball a little. Timeout with a 4th and 1 coming a little past midfield

XP no good. Penalty for running into the kicker. Retry good. 7-0

TD WOS. QB keeper for about 20 yds. 8:46 left in the half

Bad punt downed at the HF 24

Quick 3 and out

HF forces a punt, WOS punts to the 2

0-0 after 1. WOS with a 2nd and long from around the 40 when play resumes

0-0 late first. I turned it on in time to see the HF D hold inside the redzone. Then a 3 and out for the horns, and now the stangs are about to go for it on 4th down around the HF 35

And before anyone else can say it, he probably died of Covid.

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Most of the smokers I know are functional. I know some functioning alcoholics, but I’ve known a lot that can’t.

I'm not an expert, and I do think there are other things that can be done prior to the vent, but I believe when you get to the point where you're going on a vent you're almost guaranteed to die if you don't go on.

I agree that alcohol is worse. I basically said as much after my original statement. I also agree with the second statement to some degree, but I think that varies quite a bit by location.

Unless you’re talking about tbh I’m not sure what site you’re talking about.

I’m all for it. It’s no worse than alcohol if you’re not buying it from a guy who might also convince you to give something like meth or heroin a try. In fact, most smokers I know/have known tended to get in a lot less trouble and do a lot less stupid crap than the people I know/have known that drink to inebriation.

With the recent passing of WOSgrad, I thought I’d create a place where we can memorialize members who’ve left us. I know there have been others who we’ve lost over the years. @WOSgrad @stevenash @grayghost @SillyWilly @BigD95 @LilTex @Skipper/Powerlifter @raideroldtimer @WOS87 @Hagar @Mofo

No. He has a legitimate, well-paying job earned with a degree from a well-respected university, if I recall. He’s also not nearly as radical as he appears on the site, he just likes pushing people’s buttons.

Yeah, the story makes no sense. The kid sees a thief, calls his father, his father arrives, the adults have a "confrontation", and THEN the thief runs at the kid while he's holding a bow and the kid shoots him with it? It all just seems pretty unbelievable. If my kid called me in that situation I'm showing up with something much more effective than a bow, and any confrontation I'm having with someone will be an armed one, especially if my kid's safety is on the line. If I had to guess, the kid saw the thief doing his thing and decided to shoot him, and he and the dad made up the story later to try and justify his actions. But that's pure conjecture.

It was me, and yes, I obtained enough access to determine that IMWT is in fact to some degree "rolling in the dough". Now as he said, let's all get back on topic, please.

Juvenile hunter fatally shoots suspected thief with arrow: cops (msn.com) This is an interesting story, although I have to admit I don't particularly believe all of it. Read it and let me know what you think. Also, for whatever reason Microsoft Edge is the web browser at my new work, so when I get on during my lunch break, I'm not cruising MSN news. They just have a home screen with dozen of news articles, some of which I find interesting.

It will not be allowed. That said, all of you folks who are throwing slightly better veiled insults aren’t doing much better.

Agree. And the odd thing is that the exact group of people who wanted Clinton expelled from the white house for getting a mouth hug hold Trump up as the second coming of Christ or something. Bizarro World is an apt description.

I've always found this really strange myself. Trump has basically been a moderate democrat his whole life. He gets elected and runs the country as a moderate republican, and somehow he's literally worshipped by some of the most backwoods, peckerwood ultraconservative folks I know. I'm not talking about your average conservative who liked and supported him because they thought he did a good job. I get that, and to a degree I fall into the category myself (although I didn't like him much). I'm talking about these folks who have this weird, undying devotion, flying his flag a year after he lost and plotting his 2024 uprising. Driving through Woodville a couple of months ago I passed this old redneck flying a confederate flag and a trump flag in an abandoned lot next to the road, holding a sign that said "pray for america." It was saturday afternoon and that was what this guy chosen do with his day. 8 months after the election. A guy i know who's been fired from multiple jobs for his racist behavior is the biggest trump supporter I know. I just don't understand it. Trump has way more in common with your average moderate democrat than your average conservative republican.

Trump turned them away with arrogance, Biden with ineptitude. While I’d gladly take arrogance over ineptitude every time, having a little class and humility goes a long way towards endearing yourself to the American people, which goes a long way towards getting you re-elected

You can see my reply to lumraiderfan as my reply to this. It’s the same point I was making to you. And I’ve seen a steady shift in the Hispanic vote moving right, especially in the older folks. They generally work hard and support a lot of the same things that you and I do.