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Anyone kill anything? I let one small spike walk, and that was all I saw

definitely something very fishy about that. I just got into a brand new 2016 toyota tundra with some bells and whistles and financed for the exact amount (within $100-$200), albeit with $2000 in trade. I find it hard to believe that a moderately loaded 2016 Toyota Tundra with 8 miles on it is only worth $2000 more than a 2015 Nissan mid-size truck with 6000 miles on it.

It's obviously much more surprising that he tried to arrange a hit on a city administrator, considering this is the first time i've ever heard of it happening, while people attempt to murder police officers multiple times a day, every day.

Not sure if you mean me, but yes, this takes it too far. The transgender should not be forced to change with males, but females should not be forced to change with a transgender male. Gonna be a big uptick in "transgender males" if these horny teenage boys have any initiative at all

I would think the officers would have a very strong case for defamation considering she took their picture and posted it on the internet.

Dorothy Bland (ironic, but no relation) wrote a scathing piece about being racially profiled while jogging in her upscale neighborhood. She claims that she had been stopped without cause because she's a black woman and was wearing a hoodie, and ridiculously states that she "will not let the incident ruin her life." She also claims she did not get a decent answer as to why she was stopped. unfortunately for her, the dashcam caught the entire incident. Not only does it show her jogging with the flow of traffic, eventually wandering into the middle of the street, it also shows two very professional, very polite officers explain to her that it is for this very reason that they've stopped to talk to her. It's also worth noting that from the way she was dressed it would likely be impossible to ascertain her race until after the cops had initiated the stop. they explained to her that she had already impeded traffic by forcing a truck to come to a stop behind her, but also pointed out that she never realized the truck was there. They also pointed out that they were behind her for quite some time before she ever realized she was there. They asked her to resume her jog on the other side of the street for her safety and also to avoid impeding traffic, obtained her identification as per department policy, and sent her on her way with a smile. we hear all the time about video showing the truth about police brutality, but in this case it showed just the opposite... A citizen fabricating a story to try and get innocent cops in trouble, and had there not been video there's no doubt this would've turned into widespread criticism of the cops, and in today's political climate possible punishment or even termination of the officers. My my question is this: should she be punished or fired for doing so, considering she used her position as a journalism professor as a tool to perpetrate this lie? I lean towards yes. Your thoughts?

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if you knew how to fish for them it would be better...

duuuuuuuuumb. and that's not the kind of prank a not racist person would pull or think was funny, even on halloween.

those are hard hunts to get drawn for, but we have put in for them every year, so with our preference points building up maybe we'll get picked in the next couple of years.

Unfortunate. Boys are 6-1 (and who knows what happens against the pats) if romo doesn't go down.

that's an SEC offense, playing SEC defenses. If they were in the big 12 they'd be nestled in at 3rd in the nation behind Baylor, but before tech ;)

fortunately for me, I'm a horn fan and a cowboy fan... Oh, wait. Dang it.

i wonder how many teams in the history of college football can say they faced the #1, #2, and #3 scoring offenses in the nation in three successive weeks. That's gotta kill the defensive numbers, even though they held two of the three well under their season averages. Even if Texas' offense DIDN'T suck they would've felt like a vacation after the last three weeks for isu

I disagree. From what I've taken over the last couple of years on here from sec fans, any sec loss is not a bad loss. On a side note, I'm pretty confident that isu would beat South Carolina. On another side note, just to address all of the Aggies (you aren't one of them) who've gotten on various longhorn threads to gloat, I kinda doubt that the ags would get more than 6 wins with Texas' schedule this year.

Hey, I zoned out in the middle of this game, did heard get hurt, or was swoopes full time a choice?

I'm just using SEC logic. "Their record aint great but they've been losing to other ranked SEC schools, so our loss to them is a quality loss."

I was getting on here to point out that 4 of their 5 losses are to the #2, 5, 10, and 20 teams in the country with combined records of 28-0. All of those losses were fairly respectable. Their other loss was to Texas tech, who's proven to be a pretty good team this year as well. Texas has looked like reheated dog poop tonight, but I don't know if I consider it to be a particularly awful loss considering UT's circumstances this season. It is disappointing, however, considering that Texas had been appearing to finally gain a little traction.

or pretend the new evidence didn't come out. Look at Mike Brown. A mountain of evidence has come out that's proven that not only was he an all-around terrible person, but also proved that his shooting was unquestionably justified. His name is still used anytime a conversation about perceived police brutality comes up, even though everything that happened to him was by the book and a result of his own criminal actions. There are also still a lot of people out there still pretending that Eric Gardner was choked to death.

it's all good... i'm just excited to get out there, and it looks like its going to rain all night tonight into tomorrow morning. might be decent tomorrow evening since the rain tonight will cover up the fullish moon.

I'm starting to get excited! Gonna sit with my buddy's kid at his lease Saturday morning, then go do some scouting/pig hunting the rest of the weekend.

[Hidden Content] In response to a seattle high school football coach's Christian prayers after his games, even after being told to stop, a satanic leader announced she would hold a satanic invocation after the game for any students who requested it. Apparently, a few did, and now she's going to lead a satanic prayer after the game. As i've been saying on here for forever, if you push your own religion at school, you open up the door for others to do the same.

While the officer used more force than necessary, I'm so sick of every news outlet taking all of these instances and instantly turning them into racial abuse of innocent victims. There is nothing innocent or okay about a high school student refusing to do what a teacher, then a principal, and then a cop tell her to do. She absolutely deserved to be arrested. And as so many of us so often say, NONE OF THIS would've happened had she just followed the instructions of school officials and the officer, all of which were beyond reasonable. As long as people believe that they do not have to obey the law, and that it's somehow their right to disobey police officers, we'll continue to have instances like this, and the media constantly reinforcing this sentiment increases the problem exponentially.

yeah, that's crazy. It's kinda up in the air as to whether anybody's told him yet. Some say he he knows, and some say he hasn't been told.

Where did i say the constitution bothered me again?