IU is dead last in ‘23 In BIG recruiting rankings (77 overall) So far

https://n.rivals.com/team_rankings/2023/big10/football

“Gave up the best job in the world”

Ran on Brexit and Led GB out of EU.

Backed Labour proposal to increase corporate taxes, besides partying in 10 Downing St during the lockdown.

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So I just got a "warning" for calling someone a name. Fair. The problem? In the same thread(2 messages later) someone called me a name(not the same person I was speaking to). I asked if that person was given a warning also and the reply I got was "no". Lol...it just shows you that some of the supposed "mods" on this board are pathetic,petty,and hypocritical. It's ok for their buddies,but if you do it,there's a problem. What a joke

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Bye bye. Always seemed like another globalist fraud.

This isn't surprising but it never ceases to amaze me how much these guys get paid. Take into account that Zion missed all of last season and has only played 85 games in his three seasons in the league and this contract is stupifying. The guy is a physical specimen but he's too big for his own good and I'll be shocked if he doesn't continue to be plagued by injuries. If the Pelicans were smart they would trade him while he's still viewed as a potential superstar. In the words of the legendary Bill Parcells, "Availability is the best ability." Zion ain't got that.

Basically a "STFU or we will unleash our guns on you" vibe.

Like, "yeah, sissy Libs, see these slaughters? You're next! if you don't Butch up and start buying American UltraMagaExceptionalism."

It's sick.

And from the God people no less.

SICK.

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Nike EYBL Session 4 gets started today in Kansas City, Missouri. This is a live period so Indiana coaches will be there to watch live.

Here are the stats plus scouting notes on the Indiana targets that will be there.

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🚨 Dustin Schutte
🔥 Who will be next year's B1G MBB favorites?
🔥 An early look at #iufb vs. Illinois
🔥 Is LIV Golf around for the long haul?
🔥 Southern accents & bad impersonations

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6-6 on FT
3-5 FG
1-3 3pts
in 9 and a half minutes

So the opinion says:

“The law at issue in this case, Mississippi’s Gestational Age Act, see Miss. Code Ann. §41–41–191 (2018), contains this central provision: “Except in a medical emergency or in the case of a severe fetal abnormality, a person shall not intentionally or knowingly perform . . . or induce an abortion of an unborn human being if the probable gestational age of the unborn human being has been determined to be greater than fifteen (15) weeks.” §4(b).

To support this Act, the legislature made a series of factubal findings. It began by noting that, at the time of enact- ment, only six countries besides the United States “permit[ted] nontherapeutic or elective abortion-on-demand after the twentieth week of gestation.”15 §2(a). The legislature then found that at 5 or 6 weeks’ gestational age an “unborn human being’s heart begins beating”; at 8 weeks the “unborn human being begins to move about in the womb”; at 9 weeks “all basic physiological functions are present”; at 10 weeks “vital organs begin to function,” and “[h]air, fin- gernails, and toenails . . . begin to form”; at 11 weeks “an unborn human being’s diaphragm is developing,” and he or she may “move about freely in the womb”; and at 12 weeks the “unborn human being” has “taken on ‘the human form’ in all relevant respects.” §2(b)(i) (quoting Gonzales v. Car- hart, 550 U. S. 124, 160 (2007)). It found that most abor- tions after 15 weeks employ “dilation and evacuation proce- dures which involve the use of surgical instruments to crush and tear the unborn child,” and it concluded that the “intentional commitment of such acts for nontherapeutic or elective reasons is a barbaric practice, dangerous for the maternal patient, and demeaning to the medical profes- sion.” §2(b)(i)(8).”

Clearly carefully crafted by years of legal wrangling and thought and planning. I will admit that I was surprised by the effort - my view of the typical Misssissippian was adversely affected by Mississippi Burning.

How do you fellas (both sides/all sides) see this statutory language now that Roe was overturned?

If you KNEW in advance Roe was dead, would you have accepted this law? It is neither “No, none, ever” or “yes, always.” What tweaks would have made you accept it? Or is “never” or “always” going to be the demanded extremes?

The provisions were discussed as the case awaited ruling, but time and events have a way of quickening the ultimate thoughts. (First lesson from my first appearance at a federal courthouse - “when you come here for your resolution, one side wins and one side loses. You want to talk in the hall for 10 minutes, or do you want my ruling?”)

Those Brits, they are crazy. We've had a few Covid scandals here, but nothing near enough to bring down a national government.

or only regionally available?

No permit needed. Carry, shoot, aim!

“Shoot more criminals”’is working!

Who here started packing Friday, when Indiana‘s no-permit-needed went into effect?

My grandson is going to be a freshman this year.
Would like to go down and take him to HH.
Have not been before.
How soon before the doors open do we need to be in line?

Thanks

Let’s make this the thread where people can call names and levy insults. A “yo mama” joke or two perhaps?

So other threads don’t get hijacked by flame wars.

Well, do you?

Well, do you?

tonight, will be having the 1st homegrown tomatoes of the season. Nothing better than a BLT with a fresh tomato from the garden. All other vegetables from the garden are cheaper and just as good to buy from the grocery. but not a tomato totally different produce than the crap you buy at Meijers