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Caveira

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  1. You try so hard.
  2. It says fired in his second sentence.
  3. It’s not a personal email account / server I hope. That would be bad.
  4. Psu. And especially psu fans are way to holier than thou to use the transfer portal. I call bs
  5. Is there evidence he was directly part of the leak?
  6. Dunno. Prolly the best you’ll get but still hearsay. I don’t tell my family my salary. And wouldn’t when I immediately got out of college. Who knows. Sometimes yes sometimes no. we throw around nil $$$ estimates all the time here. Just pointing out we don’t factually really know any of them. we also denigrate the transfer nil people when, for the same hearsay reasons you just cited, I factually know people on big 10 rosters that get nil $$$ and never transferred.
  7. You stretching a bit. I remember a day when liberals loved their Teslas. Smugly bragging to everyone in the office how they were saving the world. Remember the smug episodes on South Park. It was about that timeframe. https://youtu.be/ecnS1Ygf0o0?si=7UtRWE-hQYY0GiCa
  8. The theory of NIL only makes it more likely people are taking peds. Similar to college football / bball players trying to get to the nfl / nba etc. that or rtc $$$$ promises.
  9. I don’t think we factually know what anyone got at any school do we?
  10. Bill Clinton's handling of classified documents has been scrutinized in various ways over the years, but one of the most notable controversies involved his National Security Advisor, Sandy Berger. Sandy Berger Incident (2003-2004) Berger, who served under Clinton, was caught removing classified documents from the National Archives in 2003 while reviewing materials related to the 9/11 Commission. He admitted to stuffing documents in his socks and pants, later destroying some of them. Berger pleaded guilty in 2005, received a fine, probation, and lost his security clearance. While Clinton wasn’t directly involved, this raised concerns about how classified materials were handled by his administration. Clinton’s Personal Handling of Classified Information No major scandals regarding Clinton personally mishandling classified documents surfaced during or after his presidency. However, in the late 1990s, there were concerns about loose security protocols in the White House, particularly regarding nuclear launch codes (one report claimed they were misplaced for months). Presidential Records and the Clinton Sock Drawer Case Clinton recorded private conversations during his presidency, which he kept as personal records. A legal case known as the “Clinton Sock Drawer” case stemmed from tapes stored in his personal residence. In 2012, a court ruled that a president has broad discretion over what he considers personal vs. presidential records. In short, while Clinton himself wasn’t accused of personally mishandling classified documents, his administration faced scrutiny over security lapses, and the Berger incident remains one of the most infamous cases of document mishandling linked to his presidency.
  11. It would be the most morally reprehensible brick in the history of the sport.
  12. Professional help. Seek help please. For your health.
  13. This has been said 1090 times. But for your mental health jeez man you can only hate someone so much before it truly impacts your life. Your sanity. Probably your family. The relationships in your life. Please seek professional health. It’s only 4 years boss. It will end one day.
  14. Is this real?
  15. Donald Trump participated in wrestling during his high school years at the New York Military Academy.Photographs from his time there, such as those featured in Politico's "70 Photos of Donald Trump for His 70th Birthday," show him as a member of the wrestling team. Additionally, in a 2010 interview, Trump mentioned his involvement in multiple sports, including wrestling, stating, "I was always a good athlete and I played football, baseball, soccer, etc… ironically maybe he was a bigger wwe star vs gable Stevenson https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-high-school-photos-2017-3
  16. Possibly the dirtiest brick ever if thrown?
  17. Pretty spot on. About anything digital is tracked and sold. They can uniquely identify a device (phone iPad laptop whatever) and get it down to who is typically operating it. Big brother has far more info than you think. I work for an analytics software company and have had the hedge funds present to us high level what they with analytics and I was pretty astounded.
  18. Some people won’t agree. But same as doing 8th grade twice. Even grey shirts are morally “grey” imo.
  19. Could it be this ? Presidents attending sporting events is a long-standing tradition, often used to connect with the public and celebrate American culture. Here are several instances in the last 50 years where U.S. presidents attended sporting events: 2020s Joe Biden (2023): Attended the Army-Navy football game in Foxborough, MA. Donald Trump (2020): Attended the College Football National Championship (LSU vs. Clemson). 2010s Donald Trump (2019): Attended Game 5 of the World Series (Washington Nationals vs. Houston Astros). Donald Trump (2019): Attended the LSU vs. Alabama football game. Barack Obama (2016): Attended an NBA game between the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers. Barack Obama (2015): Attended the MLB All-Star Game. Barack Obama (2011): Threw out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals’ season opener. 2000s George W. Bush (2001): Threw out the first pitch at Game 3 of the World Series (Yankees vs. Diamondbacks) just weeks after 9/11. George W. Bush (2005): Attended a Texas Longhorns college football game. 1990s Bill Clinton (1994): Attended the Arkansas vs. Duke NCAA basketball championship game. George H.W. Bush (1991): Threw out the first pitch at the MLB All-Star Game. 1980s Ronald Reagan (1989): Threw out the first pitch at Wrigley Field before a Cubs game. Ronald Reagan (1984): Attended the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. 1970s Gerald Ford (1976): Attended the Army-Navy football game. Richard Nixon (1971): Attended Super Bowl VI (Cowboys vs. Dolphins).
  20. Swear I posted this one too. I’m lazy not looking it up No, you don’t have to have both back acne and facial acne to be on steroids. While anabolic steroids can cause acne by increasing oil production in the skin, the location and severity vary from person to person. Some may only experience back acne ("bacne"), others just facial acne, and some both. Genetics, skin type, hygiene, and the specific steroids used all play a role.
  21. If he was sleeping in his chair wouldn’t someone have snapped a pic and got it on the news? here is one for you boss
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