Give people hope for the future. Leave him in Ft. Worth.

Everything. All of it.

Do I continue to frustrate myself by watching.

This ain't SNL. This is real from huff! 🤣


Crusty vag needs rest.

One drive—-touchdown

he needs to start the rest of the way

In one series, he shows more confidence than Bowman IMO

Ride 8 the rest of the season

Brother is on the OSU baseball team.

dudd can pick the stonks


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Not a great half for Phoenix

We are SO back!

America wants to know.

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Not playing a complete has finally caught up with them….or will Ward win the Heisman with yet another comeback?

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Drake may not be as big a threat at 133 this year?

Bill Farrell Sr. Level Freestyle is today and Gas Tank Gary Traub from Cowboy Wrestling Club beat Johnathan Aiello in the quarters and get to wrestle Kyle Snyder in the Semis (Yikes)

There were supposed to be some High Schoolers go like Jax Forrest, but I guess they decided against.

On FanDuel

Maybe a city in Utah?

A great opportunity to watch the MSN surrender monkeys.

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Anyone know of anyone that has a few tickets for Sunday? I know i could get GA but ill have my dad there and need to try to get him a little closer to the action so he can see

Small city in Louisiana. A suburb without the “urb”.

I voted second day of early voting, a Saturday, at the registrar’s main office. Went in, gave my ID to a young woman at one of about 6 work stations. She printed a label with my information on it and stuck it to a ruled page in a 3 ring binder. I then signed right next to it. She then handed me a magnetic strip card that appeared to be color coded (my precinct I guess). I then walked to another room where a young man led me to a voting machine consisting of a touch screen similar to a Taco Bell kiosk. He inserted the card, and my ballot came up, at which point he went to help the next voter. I voted on the touch screen, removed the card, dropped it in a basket and then got my “I voted” sticker on the way out (a caricature of a crawfish in a tux dancing a second line). Whole process took about five minutes.

Had I waited until Election Day, I would have reported to a park rec center about three blocks from my house. Give my ID to a poll worker, who reads and spells my name aloud as it’s proofed against a preprinted three ring binder by another worker. I then sign, and enter a booth enclosed by a simple hanging curtain. Ballot is on a large preprinted page with a sheet of plastic over it. You then press your votes (feels like a bubble button under the paper) which lights up an “X” by the name of the candidate or initiative, etc. You then review it all in front of you and hit a “cast” button when ready. Then you just walk out. Probably took about 45 minutes in 2020 because of the line on Election Day.

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Past contracts have been for 2 years. New offer is for quite a bit more money. Son-in-law tells me grandson hasn't signed on yet.