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What a coward. That’s a guy who needs a shovel to the face. What a state of affairs we have in America. That recording should get him removed from office, but the cult will cheer him on for acting like a child.
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We can quit arguing about Christian Pulisic right now.
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this team is getting zero respect, but we all know that. keep winning series, got to get healthy, this roster is buying into winning. going to be a fun 2nd half
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Fair. We can argue about this tomorrow
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Yeah it just seems like you like bitching about everything. Your Pulisic diatribe is hysterical, by the way. I mean he is by far and away the best player that this country has ever produced. It isn't even close. Why don't we all take a deep breath and get ready for the Gold Cup final and quit talking so much shit about our best players.
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@Captain Ron can go fuck himself btw. Jk. We can figure this out. We're all adults. I think we're the top 3 posters on this thread. I just dont like guys like CP and McKennie catching strays from the Berhalter era. That doesn't seem fair to me. Sorry for jumping on y'all about that it just kind of pissed me off.
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NBA Offseason Thread 2025 - Fuck OKC
Mitch Cumsteen replied to Message Board User's topic in Basketball
He played decently well when Chris Paul was riding him and setting him up in Phoenix. Maybe Luka and LeBron can get him going a bit. -
We tied.
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Summary is wrong. So basically you can deduct whichever is smaller, your winning sessions or 90% of your losing sessions.
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Stranded on 3rd, Giants win
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This is dumb. I had a call last week with a group of dev management and this topic was a big discussion. Ultimately, the idea was that the juniors that can pivot fast enough to situations and were also skilled at prompts and knowledgeable enough to review the output were going to become seniors. The juniors will be replaced by people of similar skill.
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well I wasn’t sure before but now I’m definitely going to see it.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
futureman replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
worse. mack won a championship and got us to another that we’d clearly have won if the starting qb doesn’t go down. sark didn’t even get us to a championship game before his wheels came off and he shit all over himself. -
Why has Manning stayed put? “I think Arch is a patient kid and looks at the big picture,” his dad, Coo- per Manning, told the American- Statesman on Friday. “He’s a happy col- lege student at the University of Texas. So, I think that’s — when he was look- ing at where to go to school, it was ‘Where am I going to be happy? Where am I going to make great friends? Where am I going to enjoy being when football is not necessarily everything?’ I think that’s had a big impact on his patience level.” Forging new friendships at Texas Manning’s interview sessions tend to skip the X’s and O’s. Instead, they sometimes develop into discussions of the relationships Cooper encouraged his son to value when choosing where to spend his college years. Meeting the press for roughly 20 minutes at the Manning Passing Acad- emy over the weekend, Manning high- lighted his friendship with UT wide re- ceiver Ryan Wingo, who invited Man- ning to one of his camps back home in St. Louis this summer. “I knew he would do the same for me,” Manning said. Then came a question about Trevor Goosby, the favorite to protect Man- ning’s blind side at left tackle in 2025, replacing first-round NFL draft choice Kelvin Banks Jr. Manning and Goosby played basketball together this offsea- son, the quarterback revealed. Goosby also is doing some recruiting legwork for new Texas men’s basketball coach Sean Miller. Goosby’s younger brother, Austin, is one of the top 40 players in the Class of 2026 and holds an offer from the Longhorns. “We’re trying to get him to Texas,” Manning said. Preparing to lead In 233 snaps last season, Manning flashed the tools that make him the bet- ting favorite to hear his name called first overall in next spring’s draft. In his time in front of the micro- phone this offseason, Manning has shown glimpses of charisma and a feel that could help him win over a Texas locker room that is now his to com- mand. He acknowledged in April that it was likely “pretty annoying” for Quinn Ew- ers to have to cope with having Man- ning — and the media circus that ac- companies him — as a backup. Last week, he drew laughs with a few light jabs at his grandfather, Archie, and his age. He spun a tale of his venture to Walmart with LSU quarterback Gar- rett Nussmeier and admitted that the Raising Cane’s, McDonald’s and crab legs he chowed down on while visiting Louisiana haven’t been great for his di- et. There might not be a more famous college football player in the country. Still, Manning doesn’t mind sharing a bit of himself with the public. “That’s an adjustment, knowing that a lot of eyes are on you, and he knows that he’s representing his university and his teammates and his family, and so that’s always been pretty easy for him,” Cooper said. “Keep trying to be a good guy, that comes naturally for him. It’s an adjustment anytime people want to take pictures with you all the time. It’s just part of the deal. So you just do the best you can to surround yourself with good folks who keep you ground- ed and good friends that you know are there for you no matter what.” But, even off the field, Manning is still learning. This spring, Texas coach Steve Sarki- sian challenged him to assert himself more as a leader. “He doesn’t have to wait,” Sarkisian said. Between the white lines, too, Man- ning receives reminders that help him stave off any sense of satisfaction that he’s arrived. “Whenever I think I got a handle on something, the next day I throw three picks,” Manning said, laughing. “I like to kind of stay right in the middle.
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LOB isn't bad as long as you're scoring. If there are always runners on eventually someone is going to make the 3rd out.
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I think this is the existential threat of AI, not job losses per se. Companies, firms, management and schools and universities are going to have to actively solve for this issue in the long run. Unless AI can fully replace the nuanced judgment of experts humans where subjectivity and circumstantial dependencies including human mood dictate outcomes, which I am quite suspicious can happen, then the risk really is the elimination of the path to experience for younger workers.
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Hunter Brown: ⚾️ 1.82 ERA - 1st in MLB ⚾️ 9 wins - tied 2nd in MLB ⚾️ 0.90 WHIP - 4th in MLB ⚾️ .180 BAA - 1st in MLB
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Amazing what having the lead against a team will do. Force them to play and go for it. Funny, their goal to make it 2-1 kept them even more honest because they had to keep playing for the goal and tying it up. Like everyone here - on the Luna train. Tillman has been a handful for everyone out there. I’m not sure why the Aaronsons aren’t seeing more time. But what I like is that I’m seeing fire and energy that the Nats have been lacking for a long ass time. And it it takes the second team to have it - great.
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oh god...my 85 yoa aunt has the NewsMax on every time...she's terrified of everything lol. she's the one that told me back when we were first moving from Austin "oh i'm so glad! i know all about Austin, all the crime and gangs, it's horrible there, thank god you're leaving!"
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Oooof. Matthews 0-5 tonight with 5 K in a 8-1 win vs Round Rock
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Only 2715 to go before he breaks Nolan’s record
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The local VFW is always tuned to Newsmax or occasionally Fox News when I go to play poker with the old folks on Tuesdays. This week it was on CBS news all night and I could not figure out why.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
perfectchaos007 replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
I haven't been paying a lot of attention to recruiting this cycle, but it seems like almost all of our recruiting "losses" these past few weeks were to out of state talent that up until a few years ago these recruits wouldn't have responded to our phone calls, and now we're in their final 2 or 3 schools. Thats a good trend going forward, even if it hurts to lose these last handful of out-of-state recruits. -
5 for 9 with RISP and still 11 LOB is an interesting stat ah, we had 14(!) singles. They had 8. the joys of a massive outfield
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we desperately need to heal up, lot of help on the IL
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