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Most boring game I ever saw was UK -IU. UK kicked a FG with a few seconds left and won 3-0.
That game set football back 100 years.
1. What exactly is a politician supposed to do about this? Forbid companies from using AI or automation?
2. Doesn’t your post seem completely hysterical?
3. Isn’t this similar to people freaking about computers taking over human jobs 30 years ago?
4. Do you genuinely believe “there will barely be any jobs for humans” in 10 years??
How refreshing is it to be able to discuss multiple topics other than politics in here (instead of page after page of rebutting gaslighting leftist trolls)?
I'm not sure what happened to all of them (figured they just couldn’t help themselves from getting banned by gleefully celebrating the assassination of CK like so many other mentally unstable democrats did), but whatever happened has made this thread waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better.
I'm not sure what happened to all of them (figured they just couldn’t help themselves from getting banned by gleefully celebrating the assassination of CK like so many other mentally unstable democrats did), but whatever happened has made this thread waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better.
In 1994 after Florida beat Kentucky 73-7 at the Swamp, a 12 year-old FrontRunner went to the Indiana game and a friend and I had a sign saying up from the grave, Kentucky is going to beat the sh-t out of Indiana.
We lost 59-29. It's been over 30 years, I never made another poster again.
Damn... FrontRunner was TWELVE when I started working for FCPS... LOL
Did you live/attend school in Lexington? Which school if so?
And I was at that game. IU had a white RB (Alex Smith?) that ran all over us. IIRC
Bill Mallory, the IU head coach hated Kentucky. I can't remember why, but it was some sort of a grudge that started in the 80's or maybe it had something to do with Bill Curry. and he held onto that.
To make it worse, I took a friend/guy that I worked with, that graduated from IU. **** him. LOL (j/k we're still friends to this day. His son, Carter played basketball at North Florida, and got to play against Kentucky at Rupp a few years back when UNF was on the early season schedule)
Did you live/attend school in Lexington? Which school if so?
And I was at that game. IU had a white RB (Alex Smith?) that ran all over us. IIRC
Bill Mallory, the IU head coach hated Kentucky. I can't remember why, but it was some sort of a grudge that started in the 80's or maybe it had something to do with Bill Curry. and he held onto that.
To make it worse, I took a friend/guy that I worked with, that graduated from IU. **** him. LOL (j/k we're still friends to this day. His son, Carter played basketball at North Florida, and got to play against Kentucky at Rupp a few years back when UNF was on the early season schedule)
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I would bet Hines is not a Republican. Kennedy has described her as a “lifelong Democrat.”Somebody must have decided to look at the ratings.
‘The View’ co-hosts say they want more Republicans on the show, claim they're too ‘scared’ to come on
Joy Behar and "The View" co-hosts expressed interest in having more Republican guests after interviewing Cheryl Hines, wife of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.www.foxnews.com
(raises hand) "I WANT TO GO ON THE VIEW!"
I think I'd be a great guest.
I think I'd be a great guest.
No, I grew up in western Kentucky. Did go to a lot of games in Lexington growing up though, and lived there from age 18-25.
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Paducah? (I've probably asked you all of this before)
Our seats (me and my Dad) were in Section 125 (I think it's Section 21 now) right by the tunnel where the visiting team runs on/off the field.
When we FIRST started going, the end zone seats were just open air bleachers. We sat in the Nutter FH side. In November the wind would rip through those bleachers. We froze our asses off.
At halftime, and after the game, I'd run under those bleachers and pick up dozens of those plastic UK cups. My Dad probably still has a hundred of those things at his house. You had to be careful getting those cups though, because people in the bleachers would fire their empty bourbon bottles on the ground, and you could get brained by one.
I still remember the three guys that always sat behind us (in the bleachers) One of them was named Rich, and you could measure how much bourbon he'd had by the volume of his voice. By the 4th quarter, win or lose he was in spectacular form.
Later on, when we moved seats, I used to get extremely annoyed when the beach balls would come out. Complaining in my "superior way" about how stupid the fan base was, and how they'd rather play with beach balls blah blah blah, these stupid fans don't deserve good football etc." Three times, over the years, one of those beach balls came to me, and I always relished stomping the **** out of it. (to a smattering of boos)
Our seats (me and my Dad) were in Section 125 (I think it's Section 21 now) right by the tunnel where the visiting team runs on/off the field.
When we FIRST started going, the end zone seats were just open air bleachers. We sat in the Nutter FH side. In November the wind would rip through those bleachers. We froze our asses off.
At halftime, and after the game, I'd run under those bleachers and pick up dozens of those plastic UK cups. My Dad probably still has a hundred of those things at his house. You had to be careful getting those cups though, because people in the bleachers would fire their empty bourbon bottles on the ground, and you could get brained by one.
I still remember the three guys that always sat behind us (in the bleachers) One of them was named Rich, and you could measure how much bourbon he'd had by the volume of his voice. By the 4th quarter, win or lose he was in spectacular form.
Later on, when we moved seats, I used to get extremely annoyed when the beach balls would come out. Complaining in my "superior way" about how stupid the fan base was, and how they'd rather play with beach balls blah blah blah, these stupid fans don't deserve good football etc." Three times, over the years, one of those beach balls came to me, and I always relished stomping the **** out of it. (to a smattering of boos)
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** Wise Words Department **
"The philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next."
- Abraham Lincoln
"The philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next."
- Abraham Lincoln
Any cancer would suck, but sack cancer?I wonder if any Kentucky football fans have tried grief counseling to cope with it all.
This pic really encapsulates Kentucky football:
If Trump doesn’t come check Fort Knox dressed like this then it’s a missed opportunity from the WWE Hall of Famer.
Man, how great would it be, to put some roller blades on and hockey pads, etc. and then just start tearing through there, absolutely board checking the **** out of those freaks, Hanson brothers style.
A kick in the nuts for sure.Any cancer would suck, but sack cancer?
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Some people just don't have a life 
Who is our greatest ally in the Middle East?“oUr gReAtEsT aLlY”
Straight brainwashing
I can laugh about it now, but I endured one of my most embarrassing moments as a UK FB fan during that 94 UK-Florida game. That game was played close to my birthday, and my wife organized a birthday party around the FB game at our apartment. Of course I’m the only one wearing UK gear (living in Louisiana at the time), and this back before there was all the widespread TV coverage of CFB games.
Anyway, by mid second quarter the game was already out of reach. I believe we changed the channel / turned it off halftime. Thankfully my friends didn’t razz me too bad but that was the first and last time I organized a UK FB watch party comprised of mostly non-UK fans.
Me and Frontrunner are Union County guys.
This is straight insanity. WTF is wrong with these people?
Now that you mention it ... me too. I think I broke a knuckle or two trying to crack them ...
I wonder if they are having a costume theme? Or are they all going to dress up in bare *** chaps with the little han solo vest like Texas fans wear? ...
Let’s dig in. Is it possible the best at the top of the B1G are better than the best at the top of the SEC, but the overall team talent in the SEC is better than the B1G?
Most of the people you may deal with in the Fed (TSA, FAA, law enforcement - ICE, FBI, DOJ prosecutors, etc.) are working without pay, or will be soon, as will the military. So, this needs to end.
Plausible, probable and maybe even undeniable.
But somehow they'll manage to keep winning elections. Hmmmm
The irony in that tweet is that they DO have jobs. That photo is of them doing said job.
47 really dropping the hammer FAFO
