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Hao Li fuck. This dude deserves a medal. https://www.kvue.com/article/news/crime/dumpling-restaurant-north-lamar-homicide/269-049be7cf-e107-408e-8070-c13ebf96df01 The caller, identified as 51-year-old Hao Li, said someone had tried to rob him with a knife and he had shot the suspect. He said the suspect, later identified as 57-year-old Chup Prum, then fled the area. Investigators say Hao had exited the restaurant when he saw Prum on a bicycle. Prum then pulled out a knife and approached Hao. Hao then pulled out a gun and shot Prum. Prum rode off on his bicycle and returned home but was later transported to a hospital, APD said. He died from his gunshot wound on July 28. Police have not filed charges in the case, which was staffed with the Travis County District Attorney’s Office on Monday, Aug. 5.

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/2024/08/05/flat-earth-conspiracy-theorist-sues-brevard-county-government-over-free-speech-after-removal-from-me/74646531007/ A man who believes the astronauts killed in the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy in 1986 are alive and well, is suing Brevard County government over free speech issues after being removed from a county meeting earlier this year. The suit filed last week contends that the Board of County Commissioners violated Justin Harvey's right to speak at a public meeting after a contentious meeting on May 21 saw Harvey escorted from the county government chambers by deputies. The lawsuit claims that Harvey faced "viewpoint discrimination" for his removal from the meeting and violated its own policy around "respecting minority opinions" during public meetings because the commission disagreed with his opinion that the Challenger astronauts are still alive. The lawsuit asks for nominal damages under Florida statute to cover his attorney's fees and an order declaring the Commission's actions unlawful.

Dipshit is off his meds again.

I spend July in the mountains just southeast of Boulder. Played golf 4 times in Boulder. Each time I got paired with a few current CU students and alumni. Every time I asked about Deoin, they all loved what he's doing. Their reasoning is that they were absolute shit before, at least they are getting publicity. None believed Deoin was self serving. I didn't want to be a dick and argue. Will be fun to watch this Titanic program crash into Deoin's own ego and sink like a rock.

My old set is exactly the same combo Z565 5-7, Z765 8-PW. My gamers are now 1st Gen ZX5. I can't say that the ZX5 are an improvement over my Z5/765s. I just play the ZX5 because I paid for them and they are newer. I could switch between the two and not really notice a difference. Which goes back to my belief. Most cavity back irons are all the same. It comes down to personal preference. I'm not trying to hit my 7 iron 200 yards which then entirely fucks my gapping for all clubs.

Like clockwork. He's back on the streets terrorizing people. Fuck these pos homeless mf'ers. Fuck the DA. Fuck the state for not having enough beds for crazy people. Fuck the legal system which allows pieces of shits like this fucker to continue to terrorize people. Some dude should shoot the fucker.

Interesting since On3 doesn't list any of those schools in his prediction. LSU is at 98% and it's not even a hat in the pic. Bama is at 1% and again not in pic. Stupid, all of it.

When even a racist piece of shit like Tuberville runs, you know it's beyond bad.

This similar to Africa. Corrupt, mass killing shitheads ruin it for everyone living there. Not sure if these situations ever get resolved.

Even batteries hate cyclists.

https://www.scimex.org/newsfeed/younger-generations-are-facing-a-higher-risk-of-cancer-than-their-parents Younger generations are facing a higher risk of cancer than their parents, or don't be obese. Each successive generation born during the second half of the 20th century has faced a higher risk of 17 cancers, according to a US study. The team looked at the incidence of 34 cancers and death rate of 25 for people aged 25-84 years from 2000 to 2019 using US cancer registry data to estimate the differences in risk between different birth cohorts. They say 17 of the 34 cancers studied had a higher incidence in younger birth cohorts. 10 of these cancers are linked to obesity, the researchers say, which means increasing obesity could play a role, and both declines and increases in specific cancers appear to mirror trends in smoking and alcohol use. The researchers say we need to do more work to understand the other factors contributing to this increased cancer risk so we can work on them.

https://www.borderreport.com/news/business-leader-gunned-down-after-complaining-about-cartels-extortion-on-tv/ Business leader gunned down after complaining about cartels, extortion on TV On Monday, the head of the business chambers’ federation in Tamaulipas state, across the border from Texas, gave television interviews complaining about drug cartel extortion in the state. Hours later on Tuesday, Julio Almanza was shot to death outside his offices in the city of Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas. “We are hostages to extortion demands, we are hostages of criminal groups,” Almanza said in one of his last interviews. “Charging extortion payments has practically become the national sport in Tamaulipas.” The problem came to a head when the Femsa corporation, which operates Oxxo, Mexico’s largest chain of convenience stores, announced late last week that it was closing all of its 191 stores and seven gas stations in another border city, Nuevo Laredo, because of gang problems. The company said it had long had to deal with cartel demands that its gas stations buy their fuel from certain distributors. But the straw that broke the camel’s back came in recent weeks when gang members abducted two store employees, demanding they act as lookouts or provide information to the gang. Since convenience stores are used by most people in Mexico, the gangs see them as good points to keep tabs on the movements of police, soldiers and rivals. “We had incidents in stores that consisted of them (gangs) demanding we give them certain information, and they even abducted two colleagues to enforce this demand,” Roberto Campa, Femsa’s director of corporate affairs, told local media. In a statement Monday, Femsa said its stores in Nuevo Laredo remain closed this week “due to acts of violence that put our colleagues’ safety at risk.”

That's like choosing between between being constipated or having exploding diarrhea.

Getting stabbed 15 times to death is not that horrible. Getting stabbed to death over an argument of which came first, chicken or egg, probably is. https://mustsharenews.com/chicken-or-egg-debate-stabbing/ Man in Indonesia stabs another man to death over debate on whether chicken or egg came first Stabbed the victim 15 times The two men did not know each other before meeting at a drinking spot, AKP La Ode Arsangka, Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of Muna Police, told Kumparan. As they drank, they began joking and exchanging riddles, including the classic debate over whether the chicken or the egg came first. However, the perpetrator got emotional and left the gathering to get a sharp weapon at home. When he returned, DR then brutally stabbed Kadir Markus 15 times, Kompas reported. Team Chicken!

I did this!

The car owner should start acting crazy like a homeless dude. They'll drop the charges and send him back on the streets in no time.

Wonderful. I get back to Austin on Saturday night. Gonna be awful hard to deal with this bullshit after getting used to average mid 70s/mid 50s temps for a month in Colorado at 9000 feet.

TLDR: Dude follows his stolen car to an apartment complex. People driving stolen car drove there to buy drugs. Car owner gets into fight with people driving stolen car. He stabs a dude, the other people run off. Car owner gets charged with murder. From this short story, I'm siding with the car owner. Fuck thieves. Maybe if the police and the DAs office did their jobs, victims wouldn't have to confront thieves. https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/police-man-charged-with-murder-after-confronting-alleged-car-thief/ AUSTIN (KXAN) — A man faces a first-degree murder charge after Austin Police said an altercation over a possibly stolen vehicle led to a fatal stabbing. Just before 10:30 a.m. July 24, Austin Police officers responded to a business in the 1900 block of East Oltorf Street after a 9-1-1 caller said she was “following a vehicle believed to be her stolen vehicle.” The caller followed the Kia to an apartment complex in the 2100 block of Burton Drive, where the caller then told police a man had been stabbed. Police detained Alex Trevino Garcia, 34, who police documents say approached officers with his hands up while telling police: “I’m sorry. I’m sorry. He attacked me. He attacked me. He stole my car, and [h]e attacked me.”

Get paired with a guy yesterday playing a R7 driver. It was his most consistent club in the bag. Middle of the fairway every drive. Copy, paste every drive. It's all between the ears. If you are confident with the club and hit it well, why spend the extra money? My most trusted club in my bag is a 2014 Adams Idea 4 hybrid. I upgraded the shaft to a Tensei AV Blue. It's my 220 yard fairway finder club for short par 4s with tight fairways and it's extremely easy to hit off the deck.

5G is deadly and must be stopped.

103 earthquakes in one week: What's going on in west Texas? https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/07/29/west-texas-earthquakes-explained/74590224007/ So many earthquakes have struck the west Texas county of Scurry in the past week – more than 100 at last count – local officials have declared a state of emergency. Scurry County Judge Dan Hicks wrote in his Friday declaration of disaster that since the first earthquake, registering magnitude 4.9, was felt the night of July 22, "damage has been found throughout Scurry County in businesses and residences." 103 earthquakes in eight days From the first large quake of magnitude 4.9, the county has experienced a total of 103 earthquakes, including 12 of magnitude three or more, said Justin Rubinstein, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California. The rash of earthquakes is not naturally occurring, as Texas, in general, is not a very seismically active part of the country. Instead, it is"almost 99% likely" to be linked to local oil fields, Rubinstein said. “We can say with confidence that these are related to oil and gas extractions," he said. The temblors are very likely linked to new forms of oil and natural gas drilling technology that allow companies to drill not just down into the earth but horizontally along an oil formation. They are reaching deeply buried oil and natural gas deposits that are the decomposed remnants of plants and animals in ancient oceans. When the oil comes up, the salt water, which can be millions of years old, also comes up. This is called "produced water" and there's a lot of it. "The ratio of oil to saltwater is low. It can be five or 10 or even 20 barrels of saltwater for every barrel of oil," said Rubinstein. This prehistoric water is much saltier than ocean water and can't be disposed of in rivers or even the ocean, in part, because it can contain contaminants such as hydrocarbons. Instead, it must be pumped back deep underground where it cannot leech into groundwater, a process called saltwater disposal. The large amounts of water being pumped underground in turn can cause earthquakes. "We've found evidence that saltwater disposal is the most likely cause of the earthquakes in Scurry County. This specific area has seen seismic activity going back to 2020," Rubinstein said.

WHAT.THE.FUCK.

His newfound love of Trump. The Epstein report may not be kind to him.