Carlyle lower leg injury
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Whatever you think. Three games has a special meaning. Lol.
He hasn’t started since the “injury”. 🤷♂️ Generally a short injury doesn’t take you out of the starting lineup after you heal.
I need my sooper-dooper conspiracy ring to decode this shit. Be right back..
It's says: Rumor based gossip is for bored old women, emotional little girls and rubes.
Speaking of goofy comments
How did you become a former CPA? I only know of one “former” CPA. His license was taken by the Indiana State Board of Accounts because of stealing.
Probably accurate with this crew, zero discipline or leadership.
All retired CPAs I know keep up with the lesser Continuing Education requirements to maintain their certificate.
FYI the Carlyle information wasn’t pulled out of the sky.
I left public practice after five years, while my remaining career in private, although continued to maintain my CPA status for ~20 years. I still pay the aicpa dues for life insurance purposes. I'm not fond of throwing rumors in the public eye in reference to student athletes. If it's true, the media will pick it up eventually.
IU seems to point everyone to public accounting. My friends in private industry seem to have had a less stressful life and all have been very successful.
IU lies about student athlete injuries a lot. These athletes are now professionals. They’re being paid a lot of money. If they’re breaking rules no reason not to report it just like the professional leagues. In this case it’s being discussed in other social media.
Too bad either one of them have to start right now.
My point was that when starters are out a few games with an injury they almost always get their starting spot back until they lose it.
Yeah right ... *eyeroll*
Did you even notice that he's changed positions and that Galloway was on restricted minutes to begin the year and may have been the starter to begin with?
No. Because you want to spin narrative .. Woodson will fail on his own, is failing on his own. Making up bullshit, posting rumors, and creating conspiracies to make him look worse doesn't do a damn thing but make you and the fanbase look foolish and butthurt.
Public accounting was a great experience, but the pay and related benefits were pathetic. The five years were at a big eight firm too.
Two things were my big breaks in life.
My first wife refused to move to Indy out of college where I had an offer from Arthur Anderson.
The second break was when I started my own practice at age 25.
Glad it worked out. I knew a few that left C&L for the big boy in Arthur Anderson. I didn't end well for them. Also a few that founded and still run their own practice. All seem to have enjoyed it immensely, although one has been ready to retire years ago, but child taking longer than expected to take over.
Do you know if AA Partners all over the World lost all Capital in the Partnership after Eron? Did any lose personal assets?
How the f did this thread turn into an accounting thread. Take it to the accounting forum.
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