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@PFTCommenter @PeterSchiff While we’re at it, Gaddafi was a fashion icon

I-right wiggle 34 switchblade. For the state championship. I love all y’all baby, I love all y’all.

@BunkiePerkins @TJHitchings @mostlysports

God this is vicious what they did to Corey Pavin here. The telecast hangs on him for 30 seconds after an unfathomably bad shot on 16.

@BD_Chaka House Cat 🐈

This is the most pathetic thing I’ve seen out of a professional athlete

The moment Preston Edmead sent @HofstraMBB to the CAA title game on @WRHUSports:

All he want is a single reason lol

@JDVance Kiss 2028 goodbye pal. Save the bullshit for the Zionists

President Trump will not get the United States into a years-long conflict with no clear objective. Iran can never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. That is the goal of this operation and President Trump will see it through to completion.⁩

@MattWalshBlog Ask your employer.

I’ve been told continuously that we can’t actually do mass deportations (much less mass denaturalizations) because it’s impractical, expensive, politically unpopular, and risky. Maybe it is all of those things. But this operation in Iran is also all of those things. If we are going to do something explosive and drastic with potential major political fallout, why aren’t we doing it here? Why aren’t we doing it in our homeland for our own people? You might say that we can do both. Can we? Will we? A lot of conservatives are asking this question. Maybe not on this site right now. But they’re asking it. And rightly so.

@tatereeves High energy costs with zero job creation is a waste of taxpayer resources

I understand individuals who would rather not have any industrial project in their backyard. We all choose where to live, whether it’s urban, suburban, agrarian, or industrial. I do not understand the impulse to prevent our country from advancing technologically—except as civilizational suicide. This instinct seems to infect the far left across lots of domains: immigration, crime fighting, and the national debt to name a few. You can tell they’re just sort of yearning to submit our society to outside forces: mobs, international councils, or communist China. Maybe they’re exhausted and just want a few years of taxpayer-funded rest before they shuffle off. I don’t want to go gently. I love this country, and want her to rise. That’s why Mississippi has become the home of the world’s most impressive supercomputers. We are committed to America and American power. We know that being the hub of the world’s most awesome technology will inevitably bring prosperity and authority to our state. There is nobody better than Mississippians to wield it. I am tempted to sit back and let other states fritter away the generational chance to build. To laugh at their short-sightedness. But the best path for all of us would be to see America dominate, because our foes are not like us. They don’t believe in order, except brutal order under their heels. They don’t believe in prosperity, except for that gained through fraud and plunder. They don’t think or act in a way I can respect as an American. So, let’s see Americans (and Mississippians) dominate this space—no matter how many leftists want us to roll over and die instead.

@TronCarterNLU We should’ve seen this coming

P vs Gotterup match. Need it. Huge. Need it. Quickly.

🥁🥁🥁 @AtriumHealth | #KeepPounding

There is a SNIPER on campus at Utah Valley University. UCF transfer Tyler Hendricks is shooting 50.7% from beyond the arc this season for the Wolverines. Utah Valley takes on Tarleton State tomorrow night.

@supernalmystic @tamarawinter Imagine having anxiety from asking surface level questions to strangers

@tamarawinter Imagine not being able to relate to another person on a basic level such. I think this is why so many people struggle with anxiety disorders

Small talk is actually good, and being unable to engage in it is the real social deficiency

@sneds_brandt This guy doesn’t know outerwear ball. Not a real gamer

6. FJ rating / all ratings are NOT inclusive of shoes

Time to stir the pot.

@ButlerCabin1894 Missing FJ. Elite shoes; elite outerwear. S tier

The definitive tier list of golf apparel

@tonyjdear @YeahClickClack Photos from my trip in summer 24. Course is closed to guests on Wednesdays, however the member I played with pulled some strings. We were the only group on the course. Incredible experience.

@Bspin4 @YeahClickClack What a photo!

Mt. Rushmore of clubhouses. linksmagazine.com/mount-rushmore…

@YeahClickClack @tonyjdear

@tonyjdear Tony Dear - adding a few to the conversations, if I may.. • Royal Porthcawl • Royal Cinque Ports • Southern Hills • North Jersey CC

The conversation I wanna have is that If Shane Beamer was my football coach I’d probably spend my Saturday’s at Bed Bath & Beyond

@buttercuts_ Being gay?

Runs in the family

@NOTdaRealGil Midlands/sandhills

Reminiscing on the Low Country part 2: The Tree Farm It still stands as the most fun course I’ve played. Massively wide fairways, large greens, all laid out on the amazing contours of what used to be a pine tree nursery. The lands natural topography creates uneven lies, challenging angles, and allows for numerous options on how to play the next shot. A very unique start with a par 3, and an incredible finishing hole that’s a drivable par 4. The closing stretch can make for an electric match play finish with a reachable par 5, a short par 3, and then the drivable par 4 finisher. I cannot wait to get back! @TheTreeFarmGolf