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Aqua Buddha last won the day on May 27 2018
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Oh, the horror. A firm handshake injured her and she's in PT because of it? I've said this before and I'll say it again. Nancy Mace is my kryptonite. (Maybe @Brisketexan's, too.) Mid 40's, brunette, attractive, big tits, good job, good in the sack, etc. I'd marry her in six months only to find out she's bat shit crazy. She'd completely ruin my life.
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Things That Didn't Happen for $500, Alex. That would have made the news....
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It was a precursor to all these Trad Wife dudes, if you think about it.
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Southern CA Fires- Extreme Santa Ana Winds
Aqua Buddha replied to Wilcox Cummingtonite's topic in Daily Texan
Because UMCOR has been in existence for a very long time and has a great track record of disaster aid going directly to the people that need it with no "overhead." We know people that have directly benefitted from it and there is no organization more transparent. If you give to the Pacific Palisades Methodists, it will go directly to people in that community and not any nationwide organization. -
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Southern CA Fires- Extreme Santa Ana Winds
Aqua Buddha replied to Wilcox Cummingtonite's topic in Daily Texan
The fires were intentionally set so the UN One World Globalists could built 15 minute cities. Duh. -
Was talking to a Trumpkin: "It's CA's fault for not being prepared." "Do you feel that way about Asheville?" "Huh?" "It's the second time they've been hit by a major hurricane in 100 years." "Um.." "Yeah, it sounds stupid when you say it out loud, doesn't it?"
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Make Mad Men Real Again....
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Yep. There weren't like a million rooms, either. It was a pretty narrow selection or you'd just do a profile search for certain key words. I don't even remember traditional dating sites back then but I could be wrong. For like 5 years or something, AOL was a gold mine.
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I can say that AOL in Dallas in the mid to late 90's was the glory days for "dating."
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The Leopards Eating Faces and Unlubed Dildo of Consequences Thread
Aqua Buddha replied to Horn Dog's topic in Cloak Room
He was warned: Liquor sales soared during the pandemic as Americans flush with cash splashed out on booze, making cocktails at home and drinking more frequently. Now drinkers are cutting back, plowing through bottles they accrued in recent years and trading down to cheaper brands. Sales volumes of U.S. whiskey—including bourbon, Tennessee and rye—dropped 1.2% in 2023, marking the first fall since 2002, according to industry tracker IWSR. That drop steepened last year, with volumes down 4% in the first nine months of 2024. Tariffs threaten to pose additional challenges. A deal between the U.S. and the European Union that paused proposed 50% tariffs on imports of American whiskey into Europe—a response to steel tariffs levied by the first Trump administration—is set to expire at the end of March. President-elect Donald Trump has also said he plans to slap new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China, which could raise packaging costs and spur retaliatory tariffs. Distillers fear that tariffs will hurt exports and that American whiskey that can’t be sold abroad will find its way back home, adding to an existing glut. “The one thing that has everyone here scared to death is tariffs,” said Eric Gregory, president of the Kentucky Distillers’ Association. https://www.wsj.com/business/americas-bourbon-boom-is-over-now-the-hangover-is-here-3e9961d7 -
Leave this here, I guess:
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Dallas Cowboys 2024 Season Thread -- Jerrah the Asshat Rides Again
Aqua Buddha replied to Patrick Bateman's topic in Football
We all knew he'd be back in Highland Park banging rich divorcees but we just thought it would be with SMU.... -
Southern CA Fires- Extreme Santa Ana Winds
Aqua Buddha replied to Wilcox Cummingtonite's topic in Daily Texan
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ESPN had a good story about his contract. They can basically cut him without owing any money at this point. The Pelicans wrote multiple escape clauses into the five-year, $197 million extension Williamson signed after missing the 2021-22 season. New Orleans paid Williamson as a franchise player but included language that protected the franchise if Williamson missed more than 22 games in the 2022-23 or 2023-24 season. He missed 53 in 2022-23, meaning Williamson's salaries in the remaining three seasons ($38.9 million in 2025-26, $41.5 million in 2026-27 and $44.2 million in 2027-28) are non-guaranteed. "It is one the best contracts in the NBA," an Eastern Conference executive told ESPN. "But looking back, it is hard to argue that any team would have guaranteed Zion $197 million without conditions in the extension." There are mechanisms for the non-guaranteed seasons to become fully or partially protected if Williamson satisfies weigh-in criteria set by New Orleans -- there are seven such dates during the season, with Williamson needing a combined weight and body fat percentage below 295 -- and plays in a certain number of games in the previous season. He would have to meet these criteria in the prior season for his contract to become partially or fully protected in the next season: 20% if Williamson satisfies the weigh-in criteria 40% if he plays in 41 games 20% if he plays in 51 games 20% if he plays in 61 games For example, if Williamson played in 61 games this season and meets the weigh-in criteria, his $38.9 million salary in 2025-26 would be guaranteed. The remaining two seasons, however, would remain non-guaranteed. Sources told ESPN that Williamson is on track to reach the weight benchmarks, however, he has already missed 26 games this season, making it impossible for him to hit the 61-game mark. Once the weight clause criteria is met, the guaranteed portion for next season increases from $0 to $7.8 million. The non-guaranteed portion of his salary becomes guaranteed if Williamson is on the roster after 5 p.m. ET on July 15. But missing the benchmarks doesn't reduce Williamson's salary -- just the amount that is guaranteed. To receive any financial benefit, New Orleans would have to take the unprecedented step of waiving Williamson. However, the Pelicans do not consider releasing Williamson to create financial flexibility to be a feasible option, according to sources with knowledge of the franchise's thinking. The small-market Pelicans know they never have been considered an attractive destination for free agents, so they don't believe slicing payroll by releasing Williamson would be a realistic path to improving the roster. https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/43174061/new-orleans-pelicans-move-zion-williamson
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