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Surely that can't be true.... that one team outplayed the other. 

Surely that can't be true.... that one team outplayed the other. 

There is no system in place to help people that are having mental issues. The police can pick up anyone for screening at a psychiatric facility without a warrant and a person can be held for up to 3 days (I think) and then released. They are usually or many times put on meds that tend to help alleviate the problem. What happens many times after that is the person is released, usually to the streets and then the person quits taking the meds.  You are then back at square one. This is often repeated time and time again for many years. 
Most never turn very violent but on rare occasion it can turn bad. 
The days of putting someone that has serious mental issues in a facility to long term detentions (sometimes a lifetime) do not exist anymore. Families often have a hard time dealing with them, possibly for just getting tired after years of the behavior or perhaps out of fear of confrontation. 

The "threat" in the article in the first post is not a terroristic that by Texas law. 
That law says it is a violation to make a threat of "imminent" death or serious bodily injury. Imminent is not defined in the Penal Code so we have to go to the dictionary. Imminent means about to happen or likely to occur at any moment. 
The article says that the Panthers say that "if" the police don't stop doing certain things then sometime in the future they will respond. That is hardly an "imminent" threat. 
We get similar calls all the time with conditional threats. "If you don't stop doing this, I am going to start doing that". There is a component of a threat there but it does not come close to a threat of something that is about to happen or in other words, imminent. 

I am still waiting for Lumberton to play someone so I can see how good they really are. 

I am still waiting for Lumberton to play someone so I can see how good they really are. 

I love the comments on Facebook from all the sidewalk lawyers and police officers. 
 
 
 
 

Great. How many of those third party candidates have won and how many times have you ended up with the lesser of evils? 
The third party candidate is the dupe. "Vote for me!! I have absolutely no chance of winning anything but I can certainly give you a place to throw away your vote if you are looking to stomp your feet I protest!".

Fg attempt 

At 5:34 in 3 Vidor 27-21 after PAT no good. 

You bet it does. I was wearing one hunting one day and the deer spotted me and ran off but he never knew what number I was. 

Blame the victim?

Blame the victim?

I am guessing that Lumberton will find Ozen a bit more of a load than a couple of 4A Div II schools and a 4A Div I school. 

Right.... and I have the Statue of Liberty up for sale.... cheap.
Make me an offer.

Right.... and I have the Statue of Liberty up for sale.... cheap.
Make me an offer.

I am guessing that Lumberton will find Ozen a bit more of a load than a couple of 4A Div II schools and a 4A Div I school. 

I am guessing that Lumberton will find Ozen a bit more of a load than a couple of 4A Div II schools and a 4A Div I school. 

I am going to guess that when teams are looking to lock in a two year deal every other year after realignment, they will cut whatever deal it takes. 
If you are looking for a game and have the shot at home and home or a neutral field in between, the in between might be a good option for both fans and travel. Look at PNG and Tyler Chapel Hill playing in Lufkin. It is about an hour and a half driver for both teams but a 3 hour drive one way for the visiting team. Remember that they usually play home/home so no matter which team is home first, both will end up with very long round trips. 
I am thinking that the coaches and district administrators would more likely commit to a shorter drive each year then home one year and a massive trip the next. For a game 90 minutes away, a person can get off of work at 5:00PM and still make it around game time and be back home before Midnight. Try that on a 3 hour one way and 6 hour round trip with a game in between. 
Just because you are inconvenienced, should the districts inconvenience hundreds or thousands of fans just to accommodate you? 
So yes, there is a reason not to use the perfectly good home field for once every other year.............. 

I am going to guess that when teams are looking to lock in a two year deal every other year after realignment, they will cut whatever deal it takes. 
If you are looking for a game and have the shot at home and home or a neutral field in between, the in between might be a good option for both fans and travel. Look at PNG and Tyler Chapel Hill playing in Lufkin. It is about an hour and a half driver for both teams but a 3 hour drive one way for the visiting team. Remember that they usually play home/home so no matter which team is home first, both will end up with very long round trips. 
I am thinking that the coaches and district administrators would more likely commit to a shorter drive each year then home one year and a massive trip the next. For a game 90 minutes away, a person can get off of work at 5:00PM and still make it around game time and be back home before Midnight. Try that on a 3 hour one way and 6 hour round trip with a game in between. 
Just because you are inconvenienced, should the districts inconvenience hundreds or thousands of fans just to accommodate you? 
So yes, there is a reason not to use the perfectly good home field for once every other year.............. 

Or comment on them? 
I try to refrain from them but sometimes sarcasm goes way over some people's heads. 

this thread is funny in so many ways...... thanks for the sunday morning chuckle.

I cant believe the uniforms got a B-. The gray pants gets them a D, would've been F if it wasn't for the win on Friday. Lol

I am guessing that Lumberton will find Ozen a bit more of a load than a couple of 4A Div II schools and a 4A Div I school. 

I am guessing that Lumberton will find Ozen a bit more of a load than a couple of 4A Div II schools and a 4A Div I school.