Not a bad schedule at all this week, here is my take:

LSU VS South Carolina - NO idea on this one, the SC win last weekend VS Kentucky surprised me. I tend to think LSU wins

BC VS MZ - Intersting matchup. See MZ pulling away, but might be in 2nd half before they do

Vandy VS GA State - I could see this one going either way. Hope Vandy wins, 3-0 would be something else for the DORES

A*M VS Florida - I THOUGHT Florida would play Miami tight, i was WRONG. I think they play A*M tight, we shall see

I don't see any of the rest of games being compelling or close. Any game i'm missing?

Is Trump still trying to rally his base for some reason? The people that believe in babies being executed after birth are voting for him anyway.

Shouldn’t he be trying to appeal to the middle/undecideds more? I didn’t hear much that would win him votes he didn’t already have.

how the hell do you self-bring that up?

He was kicking her ass and then.............................................

With Biden standing front row. Edit, Biden and Comrade may have bailed before the families spoke due to people cheering for Trump in the crowd

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I have a room for 2 nights at the Hyatt Place Austin / Lake Travis / Four Points. Address is 7300 N FM 620 Austin, TX 78726. It is about 15 minutes from the stadium but in a really nice area of Austin.

2 queen beds with a pull out Sofa.

I will take $525 for the weekend. First requested and first paid will get the room. I will just add your name to the reservation. Venmo or Paypal will work.

Thanks in advance.

Interesting response from ChatGPT




Yes, U.S. federal laws regarding human trafficking, smuggling, and the harboring of illegal aliens apply to everyone, including political leaders and political parties. There are no exemptions from criminal liability based on political status or affiliation. Here's how these laws may apply to political leaders or parties:

### 1. **Criminal Liability**
- **Political leaders or parties**: If a political leader or a party is involved in human trafficking, alien smuggling, or harboring illegal aliens, they are subject to prosecution just like any private citizen or organization. This includes actions such as knowingly transporting or harboring illegal aliens, engaging in forced labor or sex trafficking, or being involved in a criminal enterprise that conducts such activities.
- **No immunity**: Elected officials and members of political organizations do not have immunity from federal criminal laws. If evidence shows that they were involved in illegal activities such as trafficking or smuggling, they can be investigated, charged, and prosecuted under the same statutes.

### 2. **RICO Act**
The **Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO)**, which is often used to prosecute organized crime, could be applied if a political organization or political leader is found to be systematically involved in activities like trafficking, smuggling, or harboring illegal aliens. The RICO Act allows for the prosecution of leaders who may not have directly committed the crime but were involved in directing or supporting the criminal organization.

### 3. **Abuse of Power**
If political leaders or government officials misuse their position of authority to facilitate human trafficking or alien smuggling, they could face additional charges related to corruption, conspiracy, and abuse of office. For example, knowingly using government resources or influence to enable or cover up trafficking or smuggling activities could result in criminal charges.

### 4. **Political Consequences**
Even if a political leader or party is not convicted of a crime, any credible accusations of involvement in human trafficking or smuggling could have significant political consequences, including loss of public trust, investigations, resignations, and electoral repercussions.

### Enforcement
Federal agencies such as the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have the authority to investigate and prosecute any individuals, regardless of political status, who violate trafficking or smuggling laws.

In conclusion, federal laws regarding trafficking and smuggling apply universally, including to political leaders and parties. There are no legal exemptions, and any involvement in such activities could result in serious criminal penalties.

If you like the present leadership with Joe and Kamala’s view points/record along with the democrats policy’s top to bottom then have at it…I see America deteriorating from their time leading our country. The Schumer/pelosi followers are part of that destruction/corruption. I will be voting against the Dems running our country. Everybody gets to choose…keep the same regime in power or make a change.

They are doing all they can to help her

Hmm I am luckily still not a fat ass.
Played in an adult soccer league until I was 45.
Played in college a little...walk run 10 miles blah blah when I wanna still

But

Back stuff it makes me less than human real quick.... feels cruel because I've been blessed for not having it for like 4.5 years . I'm 49 quit soccer at a try give AS level at 45..so this in injury was me picking up something maybe..i don't even know

Grrr...father time beats everyone!

Would like to get what I paid thru UGA ($250 total, $125 each), but feel free to make an offer. You can text or call me at 404-502-0504. Go Dawgs!!!!

“They are eating cats and dogs”

“I have a plan to replace Obamacare”

“I finished top of my class at Wharton”

“Ill release my tax returns”

“If elected President I wont leave the White House on weekends Ill work”

“Ill build a wall and make Mexico pay for it”

“3 million illegals voted in California and we have proof”

“Ted Cruz’s dad was complicit in JFK murder”

“I won the 2020 election”

“Obama wasnt born in Hawaii”

“The leaders of North Korea, Turkey and Russia are great people who have the interests of the US at heart”

“I didnt like Jeff Epstein although Im on 8 flight logs, have 30+ pictures with him and bragged that he was a great guy who shared my love of young girls”

“If Ivanka wasnt my daughter Id date her”

I could go on for a year but you people have embarrassed yourself enough sucking the balls of this clown.

Nm

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Btw, I put this on the Kentucky board too. Here are a few of the responses:

"I’ll pass on watching the film. I’ve seen it live the last two weeks. O Line is garbage. Play calling is garbage. Clock management is garbage. Tight Ends, not good enough. Receivers…….probably will never know."

"Don’t need no PhD to know that O-line is not very good right now"

"Appreciate you stopping by, can't stomach watching 27 minutes of you guys breaking down our offense."

Does anyone have experience with this? My wife has a three year old dark colored car and the clear coat is showing signs of wear from the trips through the car wash. I see prices all over the place and am looking for opinions.

KY is going to need some KY, otherwise we're going in dry. Just horrible.

Those of you going to the game on Saturday, what section are y’all sitting in?

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For a couple of decades, playing Kentucky at night in Lexington was once an every-other-year ritual for Georgia. And perhaps there’s not a more notable game between the Bulldogs and Wildcats from this era than their meeting in 1978.

The Bulldogs, which entered as four-point favorites, had clawed their way back from a 16-0 deficit to trail by one point with eight seconds remaining.

It had not been a good night for the placekickers in Lexington. Kentucky’s Tom Griggs missed a third-quarter PAT, which would have extended the Wildcats’ lead to 17-0, and a fourth-quarter field-goal try, as well. Before his game-winning attempt, Robinson had missed two field goals, or what would be his only two missed attempts the entire season (15 of 17 for regular season).

“I gave the situation over to the Lord,” Robinson told the media following the game about what went through his mind before the kick. “Whether I made it, or missed it, it was going to be His will.”

Lord willing, Robinson kicked the “whatchamacallit out of it,” and Georgia prevailed.

A cool side note about '78 Georgia-Kentucky according to @louphil from a couple of years ago: On the Monday morning following the game, WSB received a phone call from a station manager in Louisiana who had listened to the game. He requested a copy of Munson’s broadcast be given to the LSU Journalism School so their students could listen to it how to call a football game.

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signed a 5 year, $117.5 million deal last summer

already an All-Pro (2022)

UGA section
Sec 208; Row 21; Seats 13-14
$50 for pair
Venmo or Zelle only
Text 404-323-0584

Hi,

I have 2 for UK Sec 208 - $100/ea obo.

Please text 404-630-0404 if interested.

Thanks & Go Dawgs!