Way to go, Angela! It shows how stupid some people are - they cannot recognize that the headlight and steam coming down the track is a train. Morons. They have given away their country, heritage, and culture. Great move. đ€ź
She appears to be a young woman who believes âthingsâ will bring her happiness and/or attention. My guess is there are some tattoos hiding somewhere also. Actually kind of sad.
These types of liberals are absolutely insane. We, as conservatives, saw this coming a million miles away. It is amazing how long it takes for some people to stumble into reality.
“State Attorney General Rob Bonta said the measure approved by voters in the Southern California city of nearly 200,000 people stands in conflict with state law and could make it harder for poor, non-white, young, elderly and disabled voters to cast ballots.”
Sure, Robbie. Your pathetic condescension to folks not like you is sickening. You think these folks are not smart/capable enough to get a government-issued ID? Really? You have very low expectations, don’t you Robbie? Without your help - so you can feel good about yourself - it is a wonder these people can even survive. Ridiculous - but that personifies your insanity.
04/07/2024 8:41:29 PM PDT
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I disagree. If a college/university want to join the “national league,” they should be able to do that. College sports are entertainment, nothing more. So there is no harm in having many teams/divisions in the league. That said, there should be D1, D2, D3, ... levels so that there would be realistic competition. For example, Eastern Washington University could be a D2 while the University of Washington and Washington State University could be a D1. Similar to what is FBS and FCS right now.
The whole idea of getting rid of the current conference debacle and reestablishing geographical rivalries is the right direction.
Last fall at my annual physical, my doctor noticed that my PSA was around 6.3. He sent me to a urologist, who did an MRI and then a biopsy. Sure enough, the biopsy showed that I do have prostate cancer. If I were not for the PSA task, it is not likely that the diagnosis couldâve been made. They may not be perfect, but in the absence of anything else, they appear to be useful
I am currently in the process of figuring out which type of treatment to get. I am leaning toward a photon therapy offered by Fred Hutchinson in Seattle. I know two people who have been treated successfully with that therapy. The good thing about it is that the protons used to attack the tumor stop at the tumor and do not exit the other side. Therefore, the healthy cells are not affected.