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25 minutes ago, Mrs Whiggins said:
"...we were clueless"
Kind of goes without saying, but there it is.
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1 hour ago, utee94 said:
Joke's gonna be on all of us when we replace Kansas, Baylor, TCU, and KSU with Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Miss State, and South Carolina.
Well, we really owe Vanderbilt. 3-8 (IIRC) record against them needs to be addressed.
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1 hour ago, Pancho said:
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According to replies, he was removed from duty, as he should be.
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3 hours ago, Neonmoon said:
We should announce the capacity is the same give or take 27-25 seats
Please don't take my seats.
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1 hour ago, Pancho said:
Candidate's name checks out.
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15 hours ago, Bookman said:
Yet these are the first to proclaim "American Exceptionalism."
They aren't wrong in general. This country is exceptional. They are completely wrong about the specifics of what make us exceptional. And lately it appears to be exceptional for all of the wrong reasons. We had a pretty decent run.
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1 hour ago, HenryJames said:
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59 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
COVID is especially tough on obese people. Obese people like their sugar. Therefore COVID likes sugar. Any fool can see the correlation there.
And now some people want to push sweet tea on us? I smell a conspiracy!
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27 minutes ago, HenryJames said:
This weekend the anti-vaxxers will be hard at work on moving those goalposts.
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15 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:
I get it at a high level, but honestly, I don't want doctors deciding who to treat and who to turn away for any reasons other than emergency triage. It just seems contrary to the code we expect our medical personnel to follow. Yes, they are in a really shitty situation, but they signed up and accepted the responsibility.
If emergency triage starts with something like, "COVID and not vaxxed? Back of the line!", then I can get onboard with that. If a single person dies of a non-COVID disease because hospital resources are eaten up by anti-vaxxers (and I'm certain this has already happened) then blood is on the hands of those fuckers. To hell with them!
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11 minutes ago, MC Fresh Breath said:
In this case, the "risks of the shots outweighed the benefits." Since he's dead, I am wondering if she meant his life insurance policy had good benefits?
Hmmm... Do some life insurance policies have provisions requiring vaccinations? I realize it may still be too early for policies to have that for COVID, but are we likely to see life insurance companies refuse to cover the unvaccinated? Or if they still provide coverage doing so with a hefty premium? A FAFO rider, if you will?
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10 hours ago, Red Six said:
Living in a fast-growing Austin suburb that is full of transplants, my anecdotal observation is that the people moving here from the West Coast, Chicago, or New York tend to be ridiculously right-wing, and they will tell you they moved to Texas because of freedom.
Had some decent pizza in a small town outside of Yosemite in California few years back. The restaurant was loaded with references to God and Jesus. Whatever. The food was good. The place is empty so the proprietor talks us up a bit. When he finds out we spent most of our lives in Texas he really opened up. Stated his intention to move there when he gets a chance. The first stated reason for moving to Texas? "You Texans know how to execute prisoners." You know, like Jesus always commanded I guess. So fucking weird how the right can twist religion.
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1 hour ago, cam4mav said:
... Call it anything other than a vaccine, call it a white cell protector, anything, ...
This phrasing might have an effect on a certain segment of the population. Brilliant!
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10 hours ago, 4th&Five said:
Every state contacted should back a packet of masks with a short note, "here's what you need chief"!
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4 hours ago, MC Fresh Breath said:
Instead the sign has “97 percent survival rate” and “sheeple” on it.
Stuff like this baffles me. They use a phrase like 97 percent survival rate and think that means it's all much ado about nothing. If they believe that number to be true and we all skip vaccines then we'd lose about 10 million people in this country? And that's OK? Really?
I'm sure in their mind the 97% survival rate just means THEY will almost certainly be OK in the end. And that's all that really matters.
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44 minutes ago, sidis said:
big difference between running as a statewide candidate in which fulton, dekalb, etc... counties actually count towards the total vs. the georgia 14th district which trump and greene both won 75%+ of the vote.
The R's in GA are working on that glitch.
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23 minutes ago, PenelopeWitherspoon said:
People with stupid opinions will no longer be polluting my social media.
I applaud your move to stop using social media altogether!
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1985 Texas versus Missouri. Meh game. Meh season. But it was great to see my first game in person. Grew up in Louisiana so I'd only caught a few games on TV prior to that. Now in California, so it's been years since I've been to a game other than the recent Cal game in Berkeley I'd just a soon forget.
https://stats.texassports.com/custompages/sports/m-footbl/archive/stats/85/ut-mizz.htm
Scoring Summary (Final) 1985 University of Texas Football Missouri vs Texas (Sep 21, 1985 at Austin, Texas) Missouri (0-1) vs. Texas (1-0) Date: Sep 21, 1985 Site: Austin, Texas Stadium: Memorial Stadium Attendance: 76437 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ----------------- -- -- -- -- ----- Missouri............ 7 0 7 3 - 17 Texas............... 7 7 7 0 - 21 Texas - Hunter 26 yd. run (Ward kick) 10:56 Missouri - Lammers 33 yd. pass from Seitz (Welihan kick) 0:42 Texas - Stafford 36 yd. run (Ward kick) 6:34 Texas - Byerly 8 yd. run (Ward kick) 11:17 Missouri - Seitz 16 yd. run (Whelihan kick) 9:21 Missouri - Whelihan 53 yd. FG 5:13 Kickoff time: 7:03 pm End of Game: 10:05 pm Total elapsed time: 3:02 Officials: Temperature: 83 Wind: SE 8-16 Weather: Partly Cloudy
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43 minutes ago, Don Johnson said:
This is the Mississippi DOH. Maybe the sample sizes are too small, but honestly these orange (fully vaxx) percentages are the exact opposite of what I would expect. Would expect them to be higher percentage of cases but lower of hospitalizations and deaths.
I hope the sample size is small, though that detail would be lost on the dim witted. 18% of deaths for the vaccinated is really high compared to the <1% reported by Arkansas and some other states.
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2 hours ago, Dbeasy said:
So I’m headed to Napa tomorrow with three other couples and just realized each couple is affiliated with a different SEC school: Texas, OU, Florida, and A&M. I feel like some sort of action should be taken. Thoughts?
Ditch them all and head over to Sonoma. The wine's better here (minus perhaps the Cabs), a bit less expensive and less pretentious.
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10 minutes ago, Grade of D as in David said:ESPN: NFL Hall of Famer Michael Irvin rips Dallas Cowboys for not meeting COVID-19 vaccine threshold.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/31843432/nfl-hall-famer-michael-irvin-rips-dallas-cowboys-not-meeting-covid-19-vaccine-thresholdA future in which Michael Irvin being a voice of reason is not a future I imagined.
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1 hour ago, Mrs Whiggins said:
Three hospitals and a double lung transplant. Everyone else in the family got the vaccine.
Makes me ragey. So some other person on the lung transplant waiting list may die because this dick couldn't be bothered to do the smart thing? Fuck him.
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