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<aggie> That ass <aggie>
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Turn into bitches…..LOL
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Did we hire Ana de Armas? I’m for that.
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A bird in the hand is better than a hand in the beak. Unless the bird poops in your hand and the hand in the beak is someone else’s.
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The good news is, I’m about a decade younger than that dickhead.
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Take heed @SydneyCarton. We are both closer to #2 than we are to the co-eds. I’m just a little closer.
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Looking forward to the Polynesian ties.
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Severed Hand Dropped by Bird at School February 24, 2025 by David Jones A shocking incident occurred last week at an elementary school in north Dublin, Ireland, when a bird dropped a severed hand from its beak onto the school grounds. The Irish police, known as the Gardaí, were alerted to the discovery of what was described as “partial human remains” at the Our Lady Immaculate School in the Darndale neighborhood. The school, located in Darndale, was already under investigation by the police due to a gas-canister explosion that occurred the previous day. The explosion resulted in a 12-year-old boy losing his hand, according to reports from the Irish Mirror. The incident was captured on CCTV security cameras, which showed a bird dropping the hand onto the school grounds. The hand was discovered around midday on Friday, during the school’s mid-term break. The area was promptly cordoned off as police initiated an investigation. The identity of the hand’s owner has not yet been confirmed by Irish authorities, but they are investigating the possibility that it may belong to the boy injured in the explosion. The incident occurred on Thursday when several children were reportedly playing with a gas canister in Darndale. The canister exploded, resulting in the 12-year-old boy losing one of his hands. The Gardaí have since held the scene and notified the State Pathologist, as per standard procedure. The Gardaí stated, “The remains will be removed for examination and DNA analysis, which will assist Gardaí in confirming the identity and determine the course of the investigation. Enquiries are ongoing.” The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected as the situation develops. In unrelated incidents earlier this year, a security guard in Colorado was found with a severed human hand in his pocket, and two hands were discovered in a bleach-filled crockpot in the Bronx. These hands were suspected to belong to a burned body found at a separate crime scene in Yonkers.
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What type of projects does he do, just painting? What about your wife? Is she an interior decorator or designer?
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Is he just coaching the left side or both corner positions? Can there be only one? Who is coaching Nickelback, Chad Kroeger? Also, I thought I remembered back in the day that we and the coaches were concerned because the line and the DBs weren't on the same page because Akina was good at coaching man but not good at coaching zone - or something like that - maybe I don't remember,
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True. I assume Sark knows who he is going to hire but he hasn’t told the 9.95ers, yet.
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I don’t know Alina, but I do know Les Koenning, Jr. and his dad.
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Listen, I took posting 101 my freshman year of college and advanced posting my second year, plus I have over 20 years of experience. If there is one thing that I have learned, it is to immediately jump in balls-deep with a cat pic and a hot take.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: They Can't Keep Getting Away With This
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I like the report. Very impressive start to get in the two deep so early. I expect him to be getting pre- spring starters reps by Monday.
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It seems like we should be able to capitalize on Manning at QB.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: They Can't Keep Getting Away With This
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Prescient -
Yes
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You know the movie Armageddon wasn't real, right?
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I mainly just fuck around with weights these days. It works well enough, but your momma likes me swole.
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Former Playboy Model Dies Unexpectedly at 46 February 19, 2025 by David Jones Ariane Bellamar, a former Playboy model, tragically passed away from a heart attack in Nevada in December 2024 at the age of 46. The news of her sudden demise was shared by her ex-husband, Tanner Slaught, on Bellamar’s Facebook page. Slaught expressed his shock and grief over the unexpected loss, confirming the cause of death. The Clark County Coroner’s Office confirmed Bellamar’s death on December 20, citing a heart attack as the cause. However, no further details were provided. Bellamar’s sudden passing has left her family and friends in a state of shock and financial strain, as expressed by Slaught. Slaught, who has two daughters with Bellamar, described her death as an unforeseen event that has placed a significant financial burden on the family. To alleviate some of the financial stress, Slaught and Scott Shelly, another beneficiary, set up a GoFundMe campaign in January to cover the costs of Bellamar’s funeral and transportation for family and friends. Bellamar, originally from Florida, moved to Toronto, Canada, at a young age. She gained fame as a model for Playboy, the company founded by Hugh Hefner. However, her career extended beyond modeling. Bellamar made appearances in several television shows and films, often playing herself. She is best known for her role in the reality TV show “Beverly Hills Nannies.” Bellamar also made appearances in “The Millionaire Matchmaker” and “Gordon Ramsay’s Hotel Hell.” Her filmography includes uncredited roles in popular Hollywood films like “The Suicide Squad” and “The Hangover Part III.” She also had a minor role in HBO’s “Entourage.” Bellamar made headlines during the #MeToo movement when she accused “Entourage” star Jeremy Piven of sexual harassment. Following her allegations, three more women came forward with similar accusations against Piven, who later denied the claims.
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Chad Scott is from Plant City, FL
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Thanks for the update.
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Sorry about the mess above. It has been reported. Both rich text and plain text were a mess. Revealed: Trump’s confidential plan to put Ukraine in a stranglehold Panic in Kyiv as US president demands higher share of GDP than Germany’s First World War reparations Ambrose Evans-Pritchard 17 February 2025 4:00pm GMT Donald Trump’s demand for a $500bn (£400bn) “payback” from Ukraine goes far beyond US control over the country’s critical minerals. It covers everything from ports and infrastructure to oil and gas, and the larger resource base of the country. The terms of the contract that landed at Volodymyr Zelensky’s office a week ago amount to the US economic colonisation of Ukraine, in legal perpetuity. It implies a burden of reparations that cannot possibly be achieved. The document has caused consternation and panic in Kyiv. The Telegraph has obtained a draft of the pre-decisional contract, marked “Privileged & Confidential’ and dated Feb 7 2025. It states that the US and Ukraine should form a joint investment fund to ensure that “hostile parties to the conflict do not benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine”. TERMS AND CONDITIONS AGREEMENT DRAFT AS OF FEBRUARY 7, 2025 WHEREAS the United States of America has provided significant financial and material support to Ukraine since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022; WHEREAS the American people desire to invest alongside Ukraine in a free and secure Ukraine; WHEREAS the United States of America and Ukraine wish to ensure that hostile parties to the conflict do not benefit from the reconstruction of Ukraine following a durable peace; NOW, THEREFORE, the United States of America and Ukraine intend to enter into an agreement on the establishment of a Reconstruction Investment Fund herein to deepen the partnership between the United States of America and Ukraine. Parties: United States of America (USG) and Ukraine (GOU) The agreement covers the “economic value associated with resources of Ukraine”, including “mineral resources, oil and gas resources, ports, other infrastructure (as agreed)”, leaving it unclear what else might be encompassed. “This agreement shall be governed by New York law, without regard to conflict of laws principles,” it states. The US will take 50pc of recurring revenues received by Ukraine from extraction of resources, and 50pc of the financial value of “all new licences issued to third parties” for the future monetisation of resources. There will be “a lien on such revenues” in favour of the US. “That clause means ‘pay us first, and then feed your children’,” said one source close to the negotiations. It states that “for all future licences, the US will have a right of first refusal for the purchase of exportable minerals”. Washington will have sovereign immunity and acquire near total control over most of Ukraine’s commodity and resource economy. The fund “shall have the exclusive right to establish the method, selection criteria, terms, and conditions” of all future licences and projects. And so forth, in this vein. It seems to have been written by private lawyers, not the US departments of state or commerce. President Zelensky himself proposed the idea of giving the US a direct stake in Ukraine’s rare earth elements and critical minerals on a visit to Trump Tower in September, hoping to smooth the way for continued arms deliveries. He calculated that it would lead to US companies setting operations on the ground, creating a political tripwire that would deter Vladimir Putin from attacking again. Some mineral basins are near the front line in eastern Ukraine, or in Russian-occupied areas. He has played up the dangers of letting strategic reserves of titanium, tungsten, uranium, graphite and rare earths fall into Russian hands. “If we are talking about a deal, then let’s do a deal, we are only for it,” he said. He probably did not expect to be confronted with terms normally imposed on aggressor states defeated in war. They are worse than the financial penalties imposed on Germany and Japan after their defeat in 1945. Both countries were ultimately net recipients of funds from the victorious allies. A new Versailles If this draft were accepted, Trump’s demands would amount to a higher share of Ukrainian GDP than reparations imposed on Germany at the Versailles Treaty, later whittled down at the London Conference in 1921, and by the Dawes Plan in 1924. At the same time, he seems willing to let Russia off the hook entirely. Donald Trump told Fox News that Ukraine had “essentially agreed” to hand over $500bn. “They have tremendously valuable land in terms of rare earths, in terms of oil and gas, in terms of other things,” he said. He warned that Ukraine would be handed to Putin on a plate if it rejected the terms. “They may make a deal. They may not make a deal. They may be Russian someday, or they may not be Russian someday. But I want this money back,” he said. Trump said the US had spent $300bn on the war so far, adding that it would be “stupid” to hand over any more. In fact the five packages agreed by Congress total $175bn, of which $70bn was spent in the US on weapons production. Some of it is in the form of humanitarian grants, but much of it is lend-lease money that must be repaid. Sen Graham told the Europeans to root hard for the idea because it locks Washington into defending a future settlement. “If we sign this minerals agreement, Putin is screwed, because Trump will defend the deal,” he said. Ukrainian officials had to tiptoe though this minefield at the Munich forum, trying to smile gamely and talking up hopes of a resource deal while at the same pleading that the current text breaches Ukrainian law and needs redrafting. Well, indeed. Other Terms and Conditions Offtake: For all future licenses, the USG will have a right of first refusal to purchase exportable mineral, which purchase right can be assigned. Governance of Reconstruction Investment Fund: The Reconstruction Investment Fund shall have the exclusive right to establish the method, selection criteria, terms, and conditions to be used by GOU in awarding and documenting future licenses to extract or otherwise monetize natural resources of Ukraine subject to this Agreement. Governing Law: This Agreement shall be governed by New York law, without regard to conflict of laws principles. Dispute Settlement: International Chamber of Commerce rules; 3 arbitrators (one selected by each disputing party with a presiding arbitrator selected by consent). Seat of arbitration to be New York and conducted in English. Duration: Indefinite Waiver of Sovereign Immunity: GOU to waive sovereign immunity with respect to its liability; also, acknowledge that this arrangement constitutes commercial activity within the meaning of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act; also waive immunity with respect to attachment of and execution against assets as necessary to satisfy any claim the USG (or any USG assignee) may have against GOU. Expand Talk of Ukraine’s resource wealth has become surreal. A figure of $26 trillion is being cast around for combined mineral reserves and hydrocarbons reserves. The sums are make-believe. Ukraine probably has the largest lithium basin in Europe. But lithium prices have crashed by 88pc since the bubble burst in 2022. Large reserves are being discovered all over the world. The McDermitt Caldera in Nevada is thought to be the biggest lithium deposit on the planet with 40m metric tonnes, alone enough to catapult the US ahead of China. The Thacker Pass project will be operational by next year. The value of lithium is in the processing and the downstream industries. Unprocessed rock deposits sitting in Ukraine are all but useless to the US. The lithium bubble has long since burst It is a similar story for rare earths. They are not rare. Mining companies in the US abandoned the business in the 1990s because profit margins were then too low. The US government was asleep at the wheel and let this happen, waking up to discover that China has acquired a strategic stranglehold over supplies of critical elements needed for hi-tech and advanced weapons. That problem is being resolved. Ukraine has cobalt but most EV batteries now use lithium ferrous phosphate and no longer need cobalt. Furthermore, sodium-ion and sulphur-based batteries will limit the future demand growth for lithium. So will recycling. One could go on. The mineral scarcity story is wildly exaggerated. As for Ukraine’s shale gas, a) some of the Yuzivska field lies under Putin control, and b) the western Carpathian reserves are in complex geology with high drilling costs, causing Chevron to pull out, just as it did in Poland. Ukraine has more potential as an exporter of electricity to Europe from renewables and nuclear expansion, but that is not what is on Donald Trump’s mind. Ukraine shale gas is too expensive to extract Oil and gas before Russian annexation of Crimea The second violation of Ukraine Ukraine cannot possibly meet his $500bn demand in any meaningful timeframe, leaving aside the larger matter of whether it is honourable to treat a victim nation in this fashion after it has held the battle line for the liberal democracies at enormous sacrifice for three years. Who really has a debt to whom, may one ask? “My style of dealmaking is quite simple and straightforward,” says Trump in his book The Art of the Deal. “I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after.” In genuine commerce the other side can usually walk away. Trump’s demand is iron-fist coercion by a neo-imperial power against a weaker nation with its back to the wall, and all for a commodity bonanza that exists chiefly in Trump’s head. “Often-times the best deal you make is the deal you don’t make,” said Trump, offering another of his pearls. Zelensky does not have that luxury. He has to pick between the military violation of Ukraine by Putin, and the economic violation of Ukraine by his own ally.
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