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Laxtonto

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  1. They unlocked that you actually need to throw the fucking ball...
  2. Russells10 tonight I think and Bushmills 12 tomorrow
  3. Going to laugh when the passing QB for ND comes in and completely trashes the PSU gameplan
  4. Depends if skatman's head is still attached
  5. Dont care what is goign on, you give Quinn that much time on a roll out he is picking you apart
  6. 3rd or 4th missed throws... at least...
  7. Allar.... damn... come on
  8. Can someone tell me why there is all of this Allar hype
  9. I dont know what it is, but I really like this one... may have to see what else in this vein I can find for tomorrow
  10. My guess is his elbow is much worse than advertised and has entered the portal (within the UGA window) to give himself more options as he waits on his draft grade. More intersting question is did UGA give him the option at all to return? My guess is no.
  11. More curios about your view about the two massive illegal men downfield calls (fake punt and the 2 pt conversion) both of which would have had a major impact on the game. My view is the B10 refs did a poor job across the board and missed/refused to call lots of stuff, but if they called a straight game, ASU was in a much worse position than they ended up.
  12. Lots and lots of insurers have been refusing to renew/cancel policies over the last 18 months throughout California. Many of these homes that we are seeing be destroyed are not insured. Much of this is tied back to Prop 103 from the late 80s, which limits the % rate increase annually to 7% (since 1988 mind you) there is just no one willing to cover them. Lots of this is tied back to Prop 103 from the late 80s which limits rate increases to at the time prevent unjust increases in insurance premiums (at the time it was more focused on auto and classic casualty/business coverage). Enter massively escalating home prices in California and the increased risk portfolio due to drought and population density and it was either put themselves at risk or pull out of the market completely. If the year-to-year property value has increased on a policy consistently over 7% and there is a large enough density of policyholders in the region,if you are the insurer, what do you do? The only real option, much like what happened in FL and the gulf coasts, is to start no longing covering these places. It sucks for thousands of people that are facing a complete loss of their homes with no insurance coverage, but on the flip side, as a business, they have to run the math and once that math tells them no, its time to pull out.
  13. Im fairly sure I already am
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