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Parliament

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    My sentiment is the same. I don't recall where the "THEE" thing started, but so what. Big deal.

    Regarding the trademark, the University has always had a Nazi Gestapo in our trademark department. Several years ago we sued Ohio University for the exclusive right to put "Ohio" on a t shirt. (We may have won that fight too. Not sure.) I do not endorse that.
  2. https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2019/08/13/michigan-football-jim-harbaugh-james-hudson-transfer-waiver/2004423001/

    This goes back to a comment Harbaugh made at B1G media days about players using mental health as an excuse to transfer. He has a player, James Hudson, do just that and the Media latched on to it. Hudson's mom followed up by saying he had worked to block the transfer.

    Cincy coach Luke Fickell yesterday lit him up over the whole deal; for trying to block it. Fick is a good guy and not prone to blowing his top in public. For him to call out a coach like this is a big deal.

    https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2019/08/13/michigan-football-jim-harbaugh-james-hudson-transfer-waiver/2004423001/702c48e46fdebc819e277bd6f63f9c1a.jpg

  3. Details remain scarce about Burevestnik and how it works, but the most prominent working theory is that its main propulsion source is a nuclear ramjet. A weapon in this configuration would use rocket motors – potentially liquid-fueled, which would explain the source of the explosion in this accident – to boost it to the optimal speed for the ramjet to work. After that, air would pass over the nuclear reactor and get heated before passing through an exhaust nozzle at the rear to produce thrust.
    This, in principle, would give the weapon virtually unlimited range and a maximum flying time measured in days or weeks. Another possibility might be that it uses a nuclear thermal rocket, which uses a liquid fuel source instead of air, but this would have a more limited flight time compared to an air-breathing design given its use of a more finite fuel source. Reports of "liquid fuel" may also point to a liquid fuel reactor design.
    https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/29380/evidence-grows-that-russians-nuclear-powered-doomsday-missile-was-what-blew-up-last-week


    That sounds risky and dangerous.
  4. Aggy is full of Nazi queers, I don't doubt. But you people diminish yourselves in your fascination with them. I suggest you take some time to focus on making the Longhorns better, rather than repeating all the Aggy hate that we all agree with.

    I believe you, the State of Texas, and the World in general will be better for it.

  5. Felons should not be allowed to own guns.* Federal Law usurps State Law.

    *A felon who gets his felon status "expunged" or whatever it's called is no longer a felon. He/she should be allowed to own a gun.

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