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Never had that happen. Did the guy Penny murdered try to light somebody on fire? The closest to that I ever saw was a guy pulling out a Samurai sword at a light rail stop to break up a fight.

When he first started coming up he was basically saying he was a guy who came from being poor, living in the hood, and was a hip hop guy. Turned out his dad was a big-time executive, and he lived in a huge suburban house on several acres and was basically able to do anything he wanted. Then he switched to being a nu-metal guy, and when that went away, he switched to being a patriotic redneck, to complete his image overhaul. But all or most of his stories about living in the hood, dealing drugs or things like that were just made up. He was and is just a rich kid whose parents would have stepped in if his music career went nowhere. Kind of like how Trump's lie about making it on his own was proven wrong.

That was basically what he was famous for. I think once the truth about him got out, he had to change his image and that cost him credibility, and basically made him go the route he went.

I know Kid Rock had to cancel a concert here because of low ticket sales. The reason people don't go see him is because he sucks. Also for the record, I've always thought he was a goofball.

I wonder if Herschel could spell cat if you spotted him the C and the T.

Last I checked, she was actually relevant. Not a two hit wonder from the late 90's/early 2000's.

I know they presented it like they were happy he went to ORST, but truthfully you are right. That never should have happened. One of the many things they should have done differently. Pendleton wouldn't have ignored people complaining about Perry either.

Perry's behavior while he was coaching.

I think if they had followed the plan and done what Art wanted Sunkist would still be around. Also Sunkist is possibly trying to reduce their liability too.

I don't know specifically, but the gist of it was that Zeke had lost some of his luster with recruits and the people who hold/held the actual authority wanted to let him retire peacefully and pass it on. Apparently they wanted to pursue somebody younger like Taylor, and Zeke basically told them he would leave when he was good and ready. Somebody somewhere had foresight that Taylor would become available in a few years. But this was 3rd hand information. I think the changes that were coming to the ASU athletic department were a part of it, since everyone knew after the Herm Edwards debacle it was only a matter of time until the AD "resigned".

How many musicians who haven't been relevant in over a decade get meetings with the US AG because they are basically sycophants?

Did Biden take a meeting with a 4th rate has been musician to discuss it and take anything they said seriously?

This is it. They were told well in advance that if things didn't change to certain people's liking this could happen. And it did.

https://www.nme.com/news/music/kid-rock-meets-with-donald-trumps-attorney-general-nominee-with-plan-to-open-a-can-of-whoop-ass-on-gig-ticket-industry-3823199

Quiet you.

Not really interested. I think the last time I seriously watched TV, except for a sporting event, was probably like 10 years ago. I helped polish up and rewrite some obscure TV things, which made watching things on TV necessary. I'll stick to my DVD collection of Casablanca and Sahara, not the bastardized Clive Cussler one.

I'm aware of it but I've never watched it.

I think it's good that I don't waste my time watching TV.

I don't really watch TV or anything. So I don't know who that is or what it's referencing.

I have no idea who this is. Is Walter White in the first picture? I was just pointing out that this guy has become meme worthy, not necessarily because of people thinking he's justified or whatever, just for varying reasons. Apparently he's from a well off family, so he will probably have a very good attorney. I don't really pay attention to it, so I'm relying on what my wife tells me.

People are memeing the hell out of this guy. This was on LOL Caesars.

Must be nice living in fantasy land.

Donald Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in May in New York. A jury of New Yorkers found him guilty of all counts in connection with a hush-money payment made to an adult film star. Judge Juan Merchan pushed back Trump's sentencing from September to 26 November, after the election. He could still go forward with the sentencing as planned despite Trump's win, said former Brooklyn prosecutor Julie Rendelman. But legal experts said it is unlikely that Trump would be sentenced to prison as an older, first-time offender. If he was, his lawyers would appeal the sentence immediately, arguing that jail time would prevent him from conducting official duties and that he should remain free pending the appeal, Ms Rendelman said. "The appellate process in that scenario could go on for years," she said.

Has anyone else nominated for this position gotten so drunk they publicly ranted on about their desire for people of a certain religion to be killed? I'm sure there have been some really awful nominees, but this is one where having a guy who promises to quit drinking if he gets the job isn't a good sign. It would be like Donald Jr. promising to lay off the blow if he gets nominated for some job.