Wally Fairway

Kansas doing Kansas things

Fucking craziest game of the day

Look up little giants by Michigan State v. ND. That is what Kentucky needs to do

Km'on Cats pull the upset

Holey shit Kentucky..shit the bed

What do you mean, this is just normal....in Saudi, except they behead, and fill the city square instead of live stream. To summarize, this is example #4,666,007 of how fucked up the US has become.

PGA Tour 2nd round line from Yokohama on line right now

I really did lol, but this belongs on holey shit (and who thought this was a good idea? https://www.reddit.com/r/maybemaybemaybe/s/ZVn7SOH3vDRDT_20261008_093710.mp4

fify

Late to post this but here are the highlights from the PNW trip (Seattle, Oregon coast, NoCal coast) Somewhat in chronological order. We went to 2 places that looked like tourist traps (and they are....but) - Jerry's Rouge River boats - 5+ hour 40+ mile up river tour on the Rouge river, actually pretty cool, driver/guide knew tons of history, and scenery, and boats spins and just a little getting wet. Totally worth it, if you have the time. - Trees of Mystery - hokey as can be as you park and walk up with a giant Paul Bunyon and Babe, and Paul talks to you as you walk up. But there are walking bridges 80+ feet up in the redwoods, and a gondola up about 600 feet to a ridge. We spent about 90 minutes here, and it was worth the time. General stuff: The coast is just amazing - stop an any of 100+ roadside viewing areas, some you can get down to the beach, some are 100+ feet above sea level. The Devils Punchbowl in Oregon, but pay attention to the tide (we were there during low tide and it wasn't much to look at). The Redwood forests are pretty fucking awesome, and pictures can't really do it justice. We hiked Jedediah Smith just outside Crescent City and drove though others. Your neck will hurt after looking up for a couple of hours. We went to Fort Bragg, and glass beach - not worth your time, very touristy. Whale watching tour was super underwhelming, 7-9 boats in a fairly small cove watching 1 whale slowly swim around for an hour. Went to the Chihuly exhibit in Seattle, it was amazing - along with a glass blowing exhibit. Four or Five large rooms in the exhibit, hallways, and an outdoor exhibit. And a theater showing about 8 short films about Dale Chihuly...and I am fucking hooked, just need some stonk money to start spending $8-9000 for a bowl, vase, etc. Last day we went to Whidbey Island - couple of ferry rides (must do in Seattle), 3 cool towns, hiked around the Deception pass bridges, and saw a pod of 25+ Orcas about 30 yards off shore from Fort Ebey State Park. Then on the drive back to the ferry, F-18's (ok E-18F Growlers) were doing touch and goes from NAS Whidbey Island. See you again next year PNW

WSJ article about NIL millionaires who haven't delivered - and the prime example is: Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood talks to reporters after a loss against Minnesota. Abbie Parr/Associated Press The College Football Stars Who Banked Millions—and Completely Flopped - WSJ

how far back can someone go to get paid for prior work? asking for a friend, obviously...

fuck that guy - he is part of the reason we are where we are today in US politics. The Hastert rule, implemented in 2024, states the Speaker will not bring a bill the House floor unless it has support of a majority of the majority party. It effectively put an end to bipartisan legislation, and widened the divide between parties. It also gave more power the fringe groups within both parties, and their support was required to move legislation forward. I'm sure there was logic in implementing this rule, but the problems it has created far outweigh any perceived benefits.

I've had a standing sell order for 20% of my IBRX at $15, I've averaged to just under $4. That takes slot of loss risk out of my portfolio....and I still ride the rocket.