JSnipes

Putting people in a box and calling people that don't go to college uneducated (not saying you are saying that...but several of the liberal news stations and Dems have) is part of the rhetoric so many are tired of. What makes you uneducated because you didn't go to college? All of these people that go to trade school...are they uneducated? All these people that start their own business and are extremely successful...are they uneducated? I will take people that are knowledgeable and wise every day of the week over "education." College isn't for everyone. There are millions upon millions of jobs that are necessary for this world to function and they do not require college. Is someone that doesn't go to college uneducated because they don't go to college? I know a lot of people that make a lot more money with no college degree than I do with a college degree. With so many classes being online you can cheat your way through college. Are you educated just because a sheet of paper says you are? The idea that people who continue on to college are more intelligent than the people that don't is quite insulting to. It's a choice, and as I said, it's not for everyone. Let's not forget...it was the "educated" that put Jesus on the cross.

Christmas break, spring break, and Thanksgiving break is hard on a lot of families. A lot of kids go to daycare or some type of summer program for the summer. To try and find somewhere for your young children to go nearly every Friday can be very difficult for a lot of people.

His dad was the head coach at HF in 2014-2015. I think I have the year right.

The Cowboys are my least favorite team, but this stat is a bit skewed now that they play 17 games. I would be interested to know, in the sixteen game schedule, was there ever a team that won 11 games in three straight seasons and not make the conference championship. In a 16 game schedule, they would have only won 12 games in 2022.

Oh wow. I wonder how many people supporting PNG got on the LH side...

If I'm the LH coach I wouldn't want to play at Legacy Stadium where they lost last year. I wouldn't want to play at NRG where PNG just won. Whatever reasons he has for that stadium are probably good ones that he feels benefit his team. I got our tickets for the family as soon as I saw the link. I'm just hoping PNG fans choose to buy a lot of seats on LH's side instead of deciding not to go. It would be pretty crazy to look at the home side and see people standing for Cherokee and doing the Tomahawk Chop.

I think PNG was kicking it into the sunny parts of the field while the sun was out. Just my guess on the pooch.

He muffed it in the field of play and the ball rolled into the end zone. I might be wrong, but I believe a touch back is void at that point so he had to return it.

There was a loss of down. Normally, if you accept a penalty the team replays the down and loses the penalty yardage. If you decline the penalty it becomes second down, but the ball is placed at the most recent dead ball spot. With intentional grounding you lose that current down and the yardage. The loss of down was first down. Essentially it’s the same idea of being sacked. However, I did think it was a long time before they started running the clock.

Cammie Palmer took the Evadale job.

I was told Aaliyah Griggs is taking that position.

I believe she went back home to Nimitz.

I think it helps the upper class and lower class, but it won't help the middle class...at least from what I have read. I read that if you are under a certain income line you would receive some amount of money each month to help. I think it would keep people who are frugal, like me, from buying some items. Perhaps I'm wrong on that, just my thoughts. If you want a Fair Tax then how about you do this...everyone pays the same tax percentage. No matter how much you make everyone pays 10% or 12%.

Good point. Unfortunately the two parties have also grown so far apart in the past 10-20 years there is nothing but hate for one another. A house divided cannot stand…if they can’t fix themselves in Washington we will collapse.

Nope, and probably can't give you one the other way around. The point is if it was possible to do it this way we wouldn't see what we see. What percentage of people do you think actually invest time into deciding who they vote for? I'm going to guess...not a high percentage. I was the first person in my family to ever vote Republican because I started paying attention to what the candidates were talking about and what they stood for. This was way back in 2000. I know my grandparents and parents would not have agreed for the other party had they listened. They voted that way because they always had. How much of every campaign is attacking the other person? That's a waste of time as well. I also don't think politicians in the parties agree with all the policies in their party. They are just a member of that party because they agree with the majority of the policies.