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magildachunks
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re: We're #2! (10 worst states to call home in 2026)
Posted by magildachunks on 4/19/26 at 12:17 am to LSU Tiger Eyes
If you'll notice, the states with the highest rates of homeless people are not among this list.
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re: This girl is going to make it big one day. She time travels back to The Titanic in 1912
Posted by magildachunks on 4/18/26 at 10:59 pm to SaintTigerPel
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Your post was the 26th in this thread and the first one about politics.
My post isn't political at all.
re: This girl is going to make it big one day. She time travels back to The Titanic in 1912
Posted by magildachunks on 4/18/26 at 10:02 pm to FLTech
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just amazed that I posted something different and I thought was pretty cool and instantly got 15 downvotes. This website has turned into a bunch of miserable boring people who have zero happiness in their lives
This is the result of the poliboard seeping into different boards on TD.
Every board is full of threads contaminated with politics and miserable responses even if they have nothing to do with politics.
We need to build a firewall around the poliboard. And we'll make the poliboard pay for it.
re: Here is an example of an online dating profile 2026
Posted by magildachunks on 4/17/26 at 11:30 am to billjamin
FDT probably equals frick Donald Trump
re: Zachary woman, DHS employee, killed in Atlanta by nationalized American from Britain
Posted by magildachunks on 4/17/26 at 7:24 am to Giantkiller
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In June 2025, he pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor counts of sexual battery in Chatham County.
* Reported sentence: 48 months of probation, banned from Savannah for four years, and ordered to obtain a psychosexual / mental-health-type evaluation. FOX 5 describes it as a “psychosexual social evaluation”; the AJC describes it as a “psychosexual social evaluation” as well.
The one who deserves the most blame and ire in this is the DA who decided to either charge him with or offered him a plea deal to misdemeanor counts.
The sentence given is actually harsher than sentencing him to jail. In Louisiana he would have been released already after serving a prison sentence for misdemeanors. Max time is 6 months, and you serve 3 of that.
re: Colored A$$ Wipe
Posted by magildachunks on 4/17/26 at 6:34 am to Shanegolang
"Wipe your stink with some Pink"
"It may not smell like roses, but it can be cleaned by roses."
"It may not smell like roses, but it can be cleaned by roses."
re: Banshee Ending - One of the best ever?
Posted by magildachunks on 4/17/26 at 4:43 am to LanierSpots
Haveb't watched Banshee, but have been meaning to.
Will say this, without reading the OP to avoid spoilers, the claim of one of the best ever has a very high bar to meet with me.
IMO, Justified is possibly the greatest finale ever for a tv show. Everything about it was exactly what a finale should be. Every story arc got a conclusion, every character was given a believable and fitting sendoff while leaving them an opportunity for the future.
Everything that happened was true to the series and its characters.
Spoilers:
Although we all were waiting for and hoping for the final showdown between Raylan and Boyd, when the time finally came and the showdown didn't happen, you didn't feel cheated by that. It felt true to the characters that Boyd would surrender to Raylan instead of having a duel with him. And the last scene where Raylan visits Boyd to lie to him about Ava, they really managed to get across that these were two old friends.
"We dug coal together."
Will say this, without reading the OP to avoid spoilers, the claim of one of the best ever has a very high bar to meet with me.
IMO, Justified is possibly the greatest finale ever for a tv show. Everything about it was exactly what a finale should be. Every story arc got a conclusion, every character was given a believable and fitting sendoff while leaving them an opportunity for the future.
Everything that happened was true to the series and its characters.
Spoilers:
Although we all were waiting for and hoping for the final showdown between Raylan and Boyd, when the time finally came and the showdown didn't happen, you didn't feel cheated by that. It felt true to the characters that Boyd would surrender to Raylan instead of having a duel with him. And the last scene where Raylan visits Boyd to lie to him about Ava, they really managed to get across that these were two old friends.
"We dug coal together."
Zachary woman, DHS employee, killed in Atlanta by nationalized American from Britain
Posted by magildachunks on 4/17/26 at 3:25 am
Born and raised in Zachary. Graduated with my brother.
Perp is most definitely not a traditional Brit, but a modern Brit.
ETA: if already posted, blame Circus for not figuring out how to code a search feature in over a decade
re: Would you go into an abandoned house if you knew there was $10,000 in it?
Posted by magildachunks on 4/16/26 at 2:55 pm to JoeyP239
Am I the only person who knows about the money?
re: Why did Moses write Gen 6:1-6
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 11:33 pm to Charter Embers
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Free will is not contingent on forgiveness. Forgiveness is an application of free will. For example, I forgive you for forgetting about Satan and a 1/3rd of the angels betraying God. But if I didn’t, wait, that doesn’t work unless you chose to forget.
Here's where you are confused: you think Free Will means that you can make a choice.
Free Will means you are allowed to make a choice.
While Angels can make a choice to refuse God's commands or turn on him, they aren't allowed to. They will never be forgiven for that choice.
Man is allowed to do so and be granted forgiveness.
re: Why did Moses write Gen 6:1-6
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 9:35 pm to gmac8604
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We cant sin. Thats the caveat,
We absolutely can sin. But unlike angels, he will forgive us our sins.
Therefore we have free will and Angels don't.
The ability to sin isn't what defines Free Will. The ability to be forgiven is what defines it.
God grants man the freedom to disobey his commandments, but he doesn't grant that freedom to Angels.
ETA: For Example- he has commanded men to do horrible acts as a test of their faith and loyalty, and they ended up disobeying him, this "passing" his test and not receiving retribution for the disobedience.
Angels aren't allowed to disobey his commands without eternal retribution.
re: Why did Moses write Gen 6:1-6
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 9:04 pm to Charter Embers
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Angels have free will. See Satan and his 1/3rd of them.
That doesn't prove what you think it does.
They will never be forgiven for their betrayal. Therefore they don't have free will.
We are allowed to turn our back on God, even deny his existence, and he will still grant us forgiveness.
re: Danielle Fishel (Topanga) and Billy Idol dancing on American Idol
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 8:56 pm to SallysHuman
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Over Topanga? Why?
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When Al started breaking free from tTomboy chains
This is the correct answer to your question.
47 years old and still fiya :pimp:
re: Danielle Fishel (Topanga) and Billy Idol dancing on American Idol
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 8:03 pm to Ziippy
Back in middle school, if you could only pick one, which would you choose: Topanga or Al from Step by Step?
I always leaned towards Al myself. Big time crush on her when I was 13-16.
I always leaned towards Al myself. Big time crush on her when I was 13-16.
re: Why did Moses write Gen 6:1-6
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 7:59 pm to gmac8604
A trade-off to separate us from Angels.
They got immortality, we got Free Will.
Each is jealous of the other's gift.
They got immortality, we got Free Will.
Each is jealous of the other's gift.
re: Crank up the woodchipper. Man did not rape 14yo, proceeds to admit to raping her.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 3:13 pm to Pettifogger
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doubt they have AI caricatures they use to advertise their rape stories
No...they just have caricatures of real people telling the rape story to us... before checking in on the weather and sports.
re: Crank up the woodchipper. Man did not rape 14yo, proceeds to admit to raping her.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/15/26 at 3:09 pm to Pettifogger
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like and subscribe guys, let's see those comments, now let's get back to this rape"
streamer/influencer/content creator culture is an absolute scourge
How's that any different from over the air news broadcasts?
ETA: I remember one segment about a serial rapist going to commercial and the first commercial aired was for Herpes medication. :lol:
re: The Lost Cause lied to you. Your ancestors didn't support the Confederacy nor secession.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/13/26 at 2:36 am to jeffsdad
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Majority looked at them as invaders.
That didn't last long. Eventually they viewed them as liberators, even helped them with scouting reports so they didn't march into ambushes or traps.
Confederate deserters warned Grant about the artillery in Vicksburg and about army movements and positions around Jackson. Then helped Union armies track down and defeat those regimants.
They raided Confederate armories and supply depots, sabotaged supply lines, railroads, and bridges. Acted as Robin hood by taking the taxes collected by the tax authorities and dispersed it back to the locals.
They provided safety and protection from conscription and also provided both to runaway slaves.
It's all in the article linked in the OP. Give it a read.
re: The Lost Cause lied to you. Your ancestors didn't support the Confederacy nor secession.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/13/26 at 2:19 am to RIPMachoMan
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RIPMachoMan
The both of us are going to be down voted for stating a fact and told that we have to look at the underlying nuance instead of taking what was actually said or inked on paper to heart.
Apparently the Confederacy is like Jazz: It's not about what you can hear, you have to listen to the notes that aren't being played to really understand it.
re: The Lost Cause lied to you. Your ancestors didn't support the Confederacy nor secession.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/13/26 at 2:03 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
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The idea that the average southern white was sympathetic with the north/aboltionism is one of the most ahistorical things ever stated on this forum, and that is quite a feat.
I never said that they were sympathetic to either.
They were against secession and the Confederacy.
re: The Lost Cause lied to you. Your ancestors didn't support the Confederacy nor secession.
Posted by magildachunks on 4/13/26 at 2:01 am to Cuz413
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All farmers felt the weight of tariffs. The 40 bales speech made it clear how bad the Yankees were fricking over the South, plantations and yeoman alike.
I can't let this one pass by.
The Merchants of New Orleans were extremely anti secession because they relied on the Federal Government's trade and tariffs for their business.
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