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[notFromhere]

Breaking news!

Mark Stoops did NOT eat dinner at The Cellar Bar & Grill in Lexington tonight. He almost always doesn't eat here.

 

[TheFrontRunner]

 

[notFromhere]

Breaking news!

Mark Stoops did NOT eat dinner at The Cellar Bar & Grill in Lexington tonight. He almost always doesn't eat here.

This is not a rumor. I heard it first hand from a friend who was there for the Steelers loss to the Bills. Take it to the bank. It's a done deal that Stoops isn't eating their delicious Buffalo Chicken Sandwich or sliders right now.

 

[Bill Derington]

What a POS













WELKER: That's a lot of burden on the troops to make a decision in real-time...

KELLY: A reasonable person can tell what's legal and illegal.

WELKER: So would YOU refuse these orders to strike drug boats?

KELLY: Well, the, the difference between the initial strike and what's being reported as a second strike, those are different...they've tied themselves in knots..[non-answer].

He’s talking about removing Maduro from power in Venezuela IMO.

A lot of our election problems are coming from there, and they all benefit the Democrats…

 

[TheFrontRunner]

"Anybody that would do what he did - allow those [Somalians] into his state, and pay BILLIONS out to Somalia...it's not even a country, it doesn't function like a country!"
















This is what I like to hear:

 

[HymanKaplan]

I thought Danny White was just the backup AD

I see what you did there. He was also the punter.

 

[HymanKaplan]

If Donald Trump had been POTUS 100 years ago, with the same sensibility, plain speaking, and give no ****'s attitude, he'd be revered now, and probably on some form of currency. Stone cold lock.

 

[notFromhere]

I see what you did there. He was also the punter.

Yep! Couldn't work that in even though I thought you'd get a kick out of it.

 

[Marley2]

Before Spurrier, Florida was a winnable game here or there. Fun fact: only two sec teams have ever gone winless (0-11). South Carolina and Florida.

And us.

 

[AustinTXCat]

** Wise Words Department **

 

[HymanKaplan]

ATXCat has really upped his quote game. He's put the other day behind him.

 

[KaizerSosay]

While theyre at it, make it a federal felony and grounds for immediate removal from govt positions and eligibility for future govt employment for anyone fudging, deleting, or destroying data for federal programs.

No need…as the law is already on the books. Much like I’ve been saying for years on illegal immigration…all you gotta do is enforce the laws that are already in place. In this particular case they need to go scorched earth & set an example by prosecuting to the maximum extent on every single count.

18 U.S.C. § 1001

• This statute makes it a crime to knowingly and willfully falsify, conceal, or cover up a material fact, or to make a false statement or use a false document in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branches of the U.S. government.
• Penalties: A conviction under this statute can result in a fine and/or imprisonment for up to five years.
• Increased penalties: The penalty can increase to eight years in prison if the offense involves international or domestic terrorism.

 

[HymanKaplan]

 

[TheFrontRunner]

Some Kentucky fans want Stein or Chesney or Mullen...

My favorite candidate is Anyone Not Named Mark Stoops.

I will accept the OC at Arkansas St (no idea who it is)

The OC at Wyoming (no idea who it is)

The DC at New Mexico....make up a name.

It doesn't matter, just please get this fatass out of town. He said the other day he was a Kentuckian now, bullsh-t. If we pay him that buyout money he probably won't ever set foot in this state again. Only people that will miss him in KY will be bartenders and restaurant owners.

(also that is a parody account you posted)

 

[HymanKaplan]

My bad. I don't really "DO" X/Twitter

 

[TheFrontRunner]

My bad. I don't really "DO" X/Twitter

I didn't know either haha. I went over to House of Blue after I saw your post to see about more info (hoping stoops was gone!) and someone else had posted the same thing and a couple posters told him it was parody.

 

[HymanKaplan]

Speaking of, just saw this one.

 

[AustinTXCat]

New you can use:

Don't Want to Say Farewell to the Penny? Here Are Smart Ways to Use the 1-Cent Coin

A penny for your thoughts. Why not?

www.cnet.com

and, speaking of coins....

Why Do People Leave Coins on Gravestones?

This tradition has a long history with service members and their loved ones.

www.mentalfloss.com

 

[SenseMaker_Cats]

My bad. I don't really "DO" X/Twitter

I miss the old days when you could trust what was posted on the internet. Dang shame really.

 

[HymanKaplan]

^ CompuServe LOL


(and my Dad still uses an AOL email address LOL)

 

[BlueVelvetFog]

And us.

We went 0-10-1

 

[notFromhere]

No need…as the law is already on the books. Much like I’ve been saying for years on illegal immigration…all you gotta do is enforce the laws that are already in place. In this particular case they need to go scorched earth & set an example by prosecuting to the maximum extent on every single count.

18 U.S.C. § 1001

• This statute makes it a crime to knowingly and willfully falsify, conceal, or cover up a material fact, or to make a false statement or use a false document in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branches of the U.S. government.
• Penalties: A conviction under this statute can result in a fine and/or imprisonment for up to five years.
• Increased penalties: The penalty can increase to eight years in prison if the offense involves international or domestic terrorism.

The law is on the books, but the penalties are no where near stiff enough, and are not even prosecuted. Guess they also need to add that the DOJ is liable along with any investigative agencies for not prosecuting these known crimes.

 

[BlueVelvetFog]

when did UF go 0-11? They went 0-10-1 in 1979

Florida Gators College Football History, Stats, Records | College Football at Sports-Reference.com

Check out the Florida Gators College Football History, Stats, Records, Polls, Bowls and More College Football Stats at Sports-Reference.com

www.sports-reference.com

UK went 0-10-1 in 1982.

didn't USC go 0-11 in Holtz's first year? or the year before he got there?

I messed up UF. USCjr was 1999 or Holtzs first yr

 

[notFromhere]

^ CompuServe LOL


(and my Dad still uses an AOL email address LOL)

My mom did as well until she passed a couple years ago. When we were sorting some of her things, we found emails she printed and mapquest maps for trips she took with her husband not as long ago as you might think.

 

[notFromhere]

I miss the old days when you could trust what was posted on the internet. Dang shame really.

When WAS that exactly? Lol. People shtposted from the mid-90s on

 

[notFromhere]

We went 0-10-1

Yeah... that's still a winless season

 

[notFromhere]

I messed up UF. USCjr was 1999 or Holtzs first yr

Florida has 3 winless seasons. 2 in the SEC.

 

[SenseMaker_Cats]

When WAS that exactly? Lol. People shtposted from the mid-90s on

It was before that Nigerian Prince screwed it up for the rest of us. Hate that guy.

 

[BlueVelvetFog]

Yeah... that's still a winless season

That's why I put 0-11 in parens. To infer what I was trying to truly get across. I admit to goofing up UF. Those other UF winless seasons were 1904 and 1946 for them. That and USC were non-tied seasons (in fairness, the OT rule started in 1996, so no tie would be had).

 

[UK 82]

We're decorating the tree tonight. Time to reflect on how bad things would be if Kamala won. Love him or hate him but Trump is a hell of a lot better. Sure makes this festive time of the year more enjoyable. Can't imagine the alternative.

 

[Simple Man]

Hopefully this is true

 

[ScrewDuke1]

Stoops is gone.

 

[KaizerSosay]

The law is on the books, but the penalties are no where near stiff enough, and are not even prosecuted. Guess they also need to add that the DOJ is liable along with any investigative agencies for not prosecuting these known crimes.

I disagree with you on the penalties. You prosecute everyone involved & go max sentence of 5 years in prison plus max fines for each count and 8 years for each count where that applies…that would be a sufficient deterrent.

 

[Classy_Bowls]

They firing his @SS

lol wonder who we get

Mitch probable rehires Joker Phillips

 

[ScrewDuke1]

Hopefully this is true

 

[notFromhere]

Hopefully this is true

Wow.

JDrum is about the only person I've trusted in the business. If he says it's happening, it's happening. He's always been a journalist first.

 

[Simple Man]

Hell Yeah LFG

 

[ScrewDuke1]

Stoops did a lot of good here...even though he drove a lot of us crazy at times. But it was time to go. Had to be done.

Now go get Will Stein or Chesney. Maybe Brian Hartline is a candidate worth watching too

 

[notFromhere]

I disagree with you on the penalties. You prosecute everyone involved & go max sentence of 5 years in prison plus max fines for each count and 8 years for each count where that applies…that would be a sufficient deterrent.

Except it never has been ... because it's not been pursued for decades, and that's because it doesn't move the needle in terms of headlines, and the establishment is too incestuous.

You have to make the penalties greater when no one is afraid to abuse their positions. That allows you to prosecute fewer and still send the message. Congress must also move up the timeline for such prosecutions, perhaps by establishing a separate court, so that they aren't swept away by a change in leadership.

Military court would be the best way to handle them, and make them not just simple felonies but treason because they were done while serving this country.

 

[notFromhere]

Way to go, Pete! Expect MJ to break the news any minute now.