
Samson's Wig
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Speaking of chimps, this thread should be mandatory reading/viewing for any evolution deniers out there. I don't think you can watch theses videos and still claim with a straight face that we don't share ancestry with apes.
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Absurdle is definitely tougher than Wordle.
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On 1/11/2022 at 8:16 AM, Lobo said:
Remember when we were kids and you'd do/say just about anything to get out of taking a bath? I bathed last week, my skin hurts after a bath, the soap burns, the shampoo hurts my eyes, I have to watch my show, I'm sleepy, I wanna play, MUH FREEDOM!
This is what these fucking people are like...children. They will literally come up with any fucking excuse to avoid what is best for them and best for society. Bleach, UV light, horse paste, viagra, HCQ, and now---drinking piss. Just little kids whining and hiding to postpone the inevitable.
Voluntarily consuming your own urine because to give in now would show weakness? That's where we're at? Meanwhile, thousands of people have been hospitalized over the last two years trying these idiotic treatments and vaccine-alternatives. I get it...at some point you can't go back and look like a hypocrite...you gotta keep digging and hope you get out the other side.
I guess all that's left to surprise me is the "Muh Freedoms" crowd is to pop a viagra, smear themselves in Ivermectin, and head down to the stables to get some horse piss. If only there was a bath for the inside of their brains.
This may have already been mentioned, and apologies if so, but I found all of the nonsense of the last couple of years to make a lot more sense once it dawned on me that if someone just doesn't want to get vaccinated for "reasons", their argument simply creates a presupposition that they're a big gaping pussy. And being a big gaping pussy isn't a choice, they were either born that way or were converted in an aggy bathroom stall. Once that realization came, I've been calmer than a Hindu cow chewing marijuana cud. Haven't really thought about those folks since.
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On 12/12/2021 at 5:47 PM, shadow_operative said:
i never disliked him as a person until i found out him treating some of his players in what is an objectively fucked up manner. . . just pissed off feelings about him doing his players wrong, manipulating people to make himself look better. . . i just knew that he's a shady guy character wise, a guy who meticulously crafts his public image. . . he's manipulative.
You know, this is also a fairly spot on description of the new coach. Here's hoping he turns out to at least be a better coach than Shaka.
EDITED to remove language about sucking as a head coach from the quote. Jury is still out on that one.
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On 1/5/2022 at 11:44 PM, 4doorsMoreWhores said:
Not to derail the thread, but what the fuck is up with the bacon at Whataburger these days? It seems like anytime I order it on my burger it looks like it was boiled until it lost all of its color and just gave up and died
On 1/5/2022 at 11:47 PM, Lobo said:^
mutha fucking this. Patties and bacon have been tasting boiled or water downed or injected with water or one shit. For about a year now. Shit ain’t right. Everything else tastes the same. But something is amidst with the meats.
Hmmm. What happened with Whataburger about two years ago that may have impacted the way they purchase and prepare food? Hmmmm.
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21 minutes ago, Buzzrock said:
Is it a rule for federal felony convictions? I thought it was a standard as well.There is a federal version of what are called "Son of Sam" laws. 18 U.S.C.A. §§ 3681–3682.
Not all states have them, and they differ by state. Some, including the original version in NY (hence the nickname) have been struck down by SCOTUS as they tend to raise 1st Amendment issues. Lots of drafting and redrafting since the 70's when these first came about.
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8 hours ago, alincoln said:
The US data is unsurprisingly horrible so you have to look to countries like the UK for guidance. In the UK (another nation with high obesity levels although not as high as the US), hospitalizations and deaths have remained relatively stable compared to the period before the onset of omicron. The UK does have significantly higher vaccination rates than the US (45% of adults have had a third shot).
This dude continues to have the best data interpretation summaries I have seen:
I like his data rundowns as well, but be careful of his interpretations. He was a big part of spreading the ivermectin nonsense, as well as the vaccine/heart problem bullshit. He's not a doctor, but rather has a PhD in nursing education. So he's not even a nurse, just a guy who studied to teach at a nursing college. He's repeatedly demonstrated a general misunderstanding of the difference between causation and correlation. I think he's well intentioned and the problem has mostly been idiots taking his statements out of context and running with them, but there's a reason he's the well they keep drinking from.
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I won't let the family stop in Waco to take a piss when we're driving up to DFW from Austin. Not worth it.
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Well, does it take more guts to twice traverse a staircase in a burning building, or to make a one-time leap into the mouth of a smoking volcano? Damned if I know, Kimosabe. All I know is when you're making those kind of calls, you're up in the high country.
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16 hours ago, Lobo said:
Well actually they gave as much heads up as was possible so that the thousands and thousands of students from out of state/out of the country can change their travel plans appropriately and hang back home and attend first two weeks virtually. As for students within driving distance, they can obviously come back to campus or stay back home with family and do classes remotely. West campus and the dormitories are only 20% populated right now and that would normally continue until the weekend before Tuesday classes start after MLK Day. Students trickling in from 1/18 to 1/30 into those living spaces and keeping them from congregating on campus in enclosed spaces is not perfect, but it's the best available option. It's a mid-sized city of 75,000 people on a given day, nothing wrong with easing back into that. Yes, some students will get together on the weekend of the 24th or whatever and have a party and spread some Covid. But I think this was the right thing to do. Most lab work doesn't start until the 2nd week of class anyways, so students in the science and engineering and nursing fields can still connect with professors online and then get to the physical portion of the class about the right time.
I rise now to ask the obvious question---does this mean the $10 holiday break hoops tickets will be made available for Oklahoma State and Tennessee games in late January? Because I'd like to see those game.s
lol. You're worried about tickets to a basketball game? Just walk up to any of them sir.
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2 minutes ago, futureman said:
oh I think most people can handle made-up bullshit.
Jesus Waco Christ, of course it was made up bullshit. It was a fucking joke.
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9 minutes ago, futureman said:
tell us more.
You couldn't handle the details.
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I just ride the daily Claritin D train along with daily Flonase starting mid December through the end of February every year. Keeps it manageable, although still miserable. The worst is the lack of sleep from the decongestants raising heart rate. The Opcon allergy eye drops posted above are a life saver as well.
I really just want to move away from here (at least during cedar season) but I keep losing the argument.
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37 minutes ago, Upgrayedd said:
Wait, what?
If you know, you know.
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Waco, and the Baptists who inhabit it, are representative of all that is wrong with the universe. Weird doesn't begin to cover it. You didn't even mention the Chip and Joanna Gaines sex cult.
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4 hours ago, FirstTimeCaller said:
Our kid came home from kindergarten the other day. Asked him if he got his "treasure box" as his prize for good behavior. (Kids get a caterpillar piece for being good; six pieces they get to pick a small toy."
"No, I didn't get to pick today because it's more important to be safe."
"What? What do you mean?"
"XXXX(another kindergartener) was throwing chairs in the room today, so the teacher told me we needed to be safe instead of picking a toy."
I still haven't quite figured out the whole story there.
See my post(s) above about inclusive classrooms.
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Nice to see Texas finally coming around. Figuring out a way to reasonably finance these institutions in a more equitable manner (outside of the privates of course) would be a great next step.
Sul Ross moving to aggie would be a mistake. Given the largely Hispanic student body, and the geography, Tech would be a natural fit.
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3 hours ago, miguelito said:
9530 today in SA.
The early high counts this year look kind of similar to the 2018-2019 season, which peaked just before Christmas, and then just had a few isolated spikes before wrapping up in mid/late January. Hopefully the assblast this year will be over quickly.
Oh man I hope you're right. Leaving the country for a while and hope to come back to clear
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49 minutes ago, royiv said:
My friends that went private schools took waaaaay more drugs than I ever saw in public schools.
Drugs are expensive.
But you know what almost never happens in private schools? Shootings. I don't have a clue why, but 96% of school shootings in this country are in public schools. I'd rather my kid get high than dead, all else being equal.
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Did someone pay the ransom or did the kidnappers just get sick of the proselytizing?
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Just shoot me now and get it over with.
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It's not easy finding a place that feels right to educate your kids these days. They've all got their problems.
AISD's (and other districts) Plans for Schools Starting August 18
in Daily Texan
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So are we just now at the FAFO stage of this pandemic? Starting to feel like it.