Re: Democratic Socialist Party Releases New Platform
PitDAWG
07/10/26 06:05 PM
One side already has already taken over the stats quo with Project 2025. What we're beginning to see now is the backlash.
I would love to see moderates take over control of both parties so some sense of compromise could be reached to move the nation forward. The question now is what does the word moderate even mean in politics anymore? Sadly as of now I think it will be a long time to come before that happens. I see every American having healthcare as a moderate position but many say it's not.
I know everyone doesn't share my opinion but it seems any time there is legislation proposed that would help every day Americans a negative stereotype gets attached to it.
Meanwhile The White House endorses a privately owned chain of gas station that nobody seems to know who owns them and nothing is said...........
“The FIRST Freedom Fuel Network gas station has LANDED in Philadelphia, lowering the price at the pump to $3.47 for our 47th President,” the White House wrote on the social platform X on Tuesday.
As you have shown trump buys stocks and then endorses products to boost their stock value to enrich himself. He buys stocks right before he rolls back sanctions on them to increase his wealth and those same people never say a word about it and even try to defend it.
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Re: Random NFL News
IrishDawg42
07/10/26 04:50 PM
I hate to have a negative view of the future, but if Mayfield doesn't get paid what he deserves, he could end up coming back the AFC North in 2027.
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Thor
bonefish
07/10/26 04:09 PM
In the small town of Selfoss, Iceland lives a giant. His name is Thor Bjornsson. He stands 6'9" and weighs 450 pounds. He is the world's strongest man. He dead-lifted 1124 lbs.
He is a hero to one of my grandsons. Thor was in Game of Thrones.
About a week ago myself, my daughter and my two grandsons were in Selfoss. We were eating breakfast in a small place. We were chatting and I was not paying much attention. My back was near a wall and the bathrooms were close by. A guy came out of the bathroom. His back was towards me and he was within arms length away. I was looking at his back. I freaked out. He was the largest human being I have ever seen in my life. His back was the size of a half of a door with giant muscles. He was wearing shorts and his calves were all tattoos. His calves were the size of my thighs.
My grandson is almost fourteen. He is 5'10" and nearly 150 lbs. He is into weight lifting and he is really powerful for his age. He curls 35lb dumbbells. He saw Thor and lost it. He was shaking like a teenager would have in 1957 seeing Elvis.
So my daughter and Oliver went up to him and got his picture. He put his arm around Oliver and his hand was on Ollie's shoulder. It covered his whole shoulder like the paw of a grizzly bear.
So that photo will soon be posted on his bedroom wall soon. I will post the picture when my daughter shows me how.
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Re: Fun with ai
PrplPplEater
07/10/26 04:00 PM
I use it regularly for everything from evaluating my workouts and workout regimen, to meal/diet planning, to my daily job as a software engineer. I've used it to help engineer & plan framing for structures, plan a garden, create templates for mounting a motor, and easily a dozen other different things.
It frequently gets thing very, very right. It semi-frequently gets things entirely wrong. Like, catastrophically wrong. As an example, I was relying on it to help me swap out a single-pole contactor in my outdoor AC unit for a s-pole contactor whose orientation of connections was 180-degrees from what the old one was. It's on me for not validating everything it told me, I wired it as it instructed, and I fried the new contactor. The 220v current literally welded the contactor shut.
So, it can be an absolutely incredible tool, but you 100% need to check its work as if it were an incredibly bright 12-year-old rushing through their homework just to get it done.
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Re: Mitch McConnell
Ballpeen
07/10/26 02:23 PM
I support the concept of max age limits. Not just for elected officials, but also for appointed bench seats.
Lifetime appointments may be the norm (in accordance to the constitution), but in modern times, they work in the same fashion as elected officials in Gerrymandered districts- people with nothing to lose will stay on well past their prime... and nobody gives up power/influence voluntarily.
Term limits for all posts- whether elected or appointed.
Details/limits to be dbeated/discussed. It's the way Our Government was set up to be. Your pose on Gerrymandering might not be germane because a justice doesn't have to be old to rule one way or the other, but in general I see no problem with having age limits.
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Re: DOJ charges Southern Poverty Law Center with fraud over secret funding of extremist groups
PerfectSpiral
07/09/26 08:47 PM
The SPLC pays for the hate to get keep themselves relevant. What a joke and anyone who follows them are a joke. Some people still think all 42,319 instances of payouts and corruption are all so they can "keep their ears to the ground". Some people aren't really that smart though. They (Democrats) started the hate groups they might as well fund them even though they use their existence to stay relevant. I love it when MAGAts search for dignity in their own dumpster. We love it when Oscar the Grouch pops his head out of the garbage can once a month with more worthless commentary. We? I guess that’s that. There must be a bunch of MAGAts here with you. Can we get a head count?
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Re: Browns News cont.
PitDAWG
07/09/26 02:02 PM
Our other resident "I like to pick fights & twist people's words" was also routinely propping this nonsense up. When did you do that?
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Re: Cavs/NBA 3.0
YTownBrownsFan
07/07/26 07:30 PM
What Donovan Mitchell's $273M contract extension means for Cavs future, LeBron pursuit - CBS Sports https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/donovan-mitchell-contract-extension-cavaliers-lebron-pusuit/The Cleveland Cavaliers and Donovan Mitchell agreed to a four-year, $273 million contract extension on Tuesday that includes a player option for the 2030-31 season and a trade kicker that would ensure he remains at 35% of the cap if dealt. It's a massive commitment from the Cavs, but one they felt they had to get done to remain a top contender in the East. Despite another disappointing postseason exit, this time getting swept in the Eastern Conference Finals by the eventual champion New York Knicks, the Cavaliers have shown no desire to want to blow things up. Mitchell made clear after that series that he wanted to be back in Cleveland, saying he had "unfinished business" with the Cavaliers, and one day into the official start of the league year, he made clear that he meant it by putting pen to paper on a massive new extension. Mitchell's extension is the first domino to fall in what the Cavaliers hope is an offseason that finally pushes them over the top -- with LeBron James' return looming as the potential final piece to the puzzle. The last three Eastern Conference champions (two of whom won the Finals) did so a year after losing in the conference finals. Cleveland is hoping its patience is rewarded as the Celtics, Pacers and Knicks were to extend that streak to four in a row in 2026-27. There's still more work to do, but with Mitchell locked up the Cavs can start fully planning for the future. What Mitchell's extension means for LeBron's possible return The entire league is awaiting word of what LeBron James will do as he changes teams for a fourth time. The Sixers are in the hunt after trading for Jaylen Brown last week, and there are intriguing options in Golden State and Miami. But the expectation has been growing that LeBron will be coming home for a third and final stint in Cleveland. So, what does the Mitchell signing mean for James' potential return? Financially, nothing. Mitchell's new deal won't kick in until 2027-28 and has no impact on the Cavs' cap situation for the 2026-27 season. Should James Harden sign a new deal before LeBron's decision is announced, that would signal The King is going elsewhere, but Mitchell's new contract will have no bearing on James' ability to sign in Cleveland. That said, Mitchell inking his extension now takes away any concern James may have had that his farewell season back home could be hijacked in any way by a contract dispute or potential trade saga involving Mitchell. Mitchell would've been able to become a free agent next summer, and had he not signed an extension, there could've been some real drama about the Cavs' future that would distract from LeBron's return. Now the path is cleared for James to come to Cleveland without any concern that he wouldn't be the main topic of conversation or that this Cavs team will look different in late February than it does now due to a Mitchell trade.
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Re: The World Cup
Ballpeen
07/07/26 05:09 AM
With the USA out I have to root for Spain. Chattanooga hosted the Spanish team during the several weeks when they played in Atlanta. It created a lot of local excitement, so Go Spain!
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Re: Myles Garrett Traded
Day of the Dawg
07/06/26 12:10 PM
Glad Myles is gone. I think it will work out better for us in the long run. He's due to have a season ending injury again.
Also, it's quite annoying that we lose our best players to LA or NY in almost every sport. I really hate to see Myles Garrett gone. He is the best defensive player in the game by far. With that said his age does not line up anymore with Browns next window and trading him was the right move as much as it sucks to trade a future hall of famer. Jared Verse is talented and will be a staple in the defense for years to come and was a very good return coupled with the picks. If the Browns use those picks to hot on a QB, then this will go down as a great trade for the Browns. Miss on the picks then Verse needs to be a future hall of famer himself, or the trade will be viewed as another Browns disappointment.
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Re: Happy 250th Independence Day
oobernoober
07/06/26 11:21 AM
There are a couple households in my neighborhood that are explosives enthusiasts and ply their trade most major holidays.
There was a pretty good storm that came through during peak fireworks hours. I swear the moment the last raindrop hit the ground they were already lighting fuses again.
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Re: Trump- Medal of Honor
hitt
07/05/26 05:36 PM
They must mean US, normal citizens who see no way out of our current nightmare. We are blessed with a Commander in Chief who "jokes"/ uses sarcasm when talking about the Medal of Honor-- he has no clue about honor, virtue, nobility...... we need to pray for him and our country- we were blessed with another MAINLY peaceful 4th of July. Lord help us to stop killing each other in Middle East. Pray for leaders who act "for the people" and the common good- thanks to all who serve our country in many different areas. Happy 4th July weekend to all- yes, including our President. Peace.
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Re: Aging
PrplPplEater
06/29/26 05:47 PM
So... should I 'start over', or just ramp up the dosage? When it arrives, just start in on it at the correct dosage. Feel free to eat up the other stuff as well; some folks take in as much as 20g per day when doing a fast load saturation. If you're over 200 lbs, you could be taking 5-10 grams per day just fine, but I'm currently 240 lbs and still only do 5g, for now.
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Re: Trump will Keep Jet Qutar Gifted the U.S. For Presidential Library
Damanshot
06/27/26 10:31 AM
Isn't there laws against accepting gifts like this? The Foreign Emoluments Clause: Found in Article I, Section 9, Clause 8, it prohibits any person holding a government office from accepting any present, emolument, office, or title from any foreign state, king, or prince without the consent of Congress. But it's trump, so.... Then why O why is the republican led congress allowing it? Can't wait to hear their excuse for this.
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