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How populist....

meanwhile, the tax code gets more complex....

NOT what I voted for...

re: Step side pickups

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 1/15/26 at 9:13 am to
Modern trucks would look silly with a step side bed.

They go well will older square body styles but look at the Tundra and F-150 photos above... just looks wrong to me.
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?????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????? ????????????????: John Melvin Christian College has released renditions of its future Wallace community campus design. The college is planned to be constructed on 58 acres, currently zoned as cropland, on the west side of Chumuckla Hwy. south of the Piggly Wiggly.


Pulled from a Milton FB page.

A few posters have highlighted the dubious nature of the apparent owner founder. Some refer to Holy Patriot University...

I haven't found any additional details
So all the Muslims and other immigrants come solely from former colonies? And if they are former colonies, are many of these truly former subjects or just descendants of them?
This has since closed.

Club Fed

Held some Watergate folks and other white color crime types.

The prisoners used to maintain the grounds and even do light building maintenance such as change light bulbs in the buildings. Often un-escorted on the grounds but not in buildings.

Apparently they would also help wives of deployed airmen - if you believe the rumors :-)
and wagon wheels with rubber bands for tires.

Screams off-road ready!
This illustrates one of the downsides of electronic media - the ability to alter what is written. Fortunately, the original was seen and saved - this will not always be the case.
Some (most?) snorkels aren't for wading in water, they are to bring in cleaner air to the intake. The theory is that the snorkel is above the majority of the dirt and dust...

ETA - I now see someone else posted the same above...
At this point, I am not even sure what a "traditional spring game format" is...

haven't been in over 10yrs....

re: Scott Adams has passed on

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 1/13/26 at 12:39 pm to
Years ago, the original dilbert.com website allowed people to post their own work stories. Cow-workers was a common term IIRC.

The stories were both hilarious and frightening....

RIP to a man who let us cube-farm dwellers laugh at our circumstances... and know we weren't unique in our trials and tribulations
Funny you mention cotton fields,

We are building a house SW of Jay in former timberland on a 5 acre lot. Nearby cotton fields are being divided up into lots from 2 acres and up along the road. 10+ acres deeper.

Zoning will hopefully keep the density down.

By the time it fills up like Navarre and Pace, we will be ready for a retirement condo or something. Fingers crossed anyway...

Tired of fighting US98 in Navarre....
OK smartass

Analogous to a firearm, which typically can only be used when you are in fear of your life - if the car is a dangerous weapon, does the presence of protesters in a road pose a threat to your life such that you can run over the threat till it is no longer a threat or you can leave?

If the protesters are wielding objects that could be used as weapons, yes but I think prosecutors - esp in blue states- would argue that the protesters were not an imminent threat to life and limb and therefore you committed a crime by hitting them with a car.

Again - based on what the OP posted.
So how does that apply to when protesters block a road and a driver uses his vehicle to get them to move, to include hitting/moving them?

Some state statutes allow that... which I agree with.

re: FCS title game

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 1/5/26 at 9:43 pm to
Bad snap on that FG....

crazy

re: Pictures from days gone by....

Posted by TigersnJeeps on 12/30/25 at 4:04 pm to
They'd shave a few tenths without the drag-inducing hairdos...
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Also, as much as it pains me to admit, when OK outlawed salt water injection their occurrence of earth quakes dropped dramatically. So there's a pretty good case for removing the option all together.


So there is a connect between quakes and injection/fracking?

I see arguments/discussions on this pop up for various locations like PA, NY and the West.

We BnB/VBRO'd in Italy for 2 weeks

Most if not all places had a list of things to do, including sorting garbage and putting in the appropriate receptacle. They often had 4+ categories

That was the most onerous as the directions weren't always clear and sometimes contradictory.

I am surprised some of you even put the garbage in the can outside or dishes in the sink.