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From small-town Mississippi. Family dinner every Thursday. Come on over!

Marietta, GA
Joined May 2008
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Unpopular opinion: I kinda like that the Mississippi race is taking so long to call because it must be torture for that woman losing to a Black guy so slowly.
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Nick Morgan, the two-beer Alabama fan/Louisiana native, discussed the end of annual Alabama-LSU game. “It’s a tragedy man, as somebody who grew up in the rivalry. I don’t admit to them it’s a rivalry. I tell them their rivals are Southeastern, ULM and McNeese State."
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People doubted Lane Kiffin, but at year one he has LSU just barely behind New Mexico, and they have a decent chance to overtake them.
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Brian Kelly could have gone 6-3 for LSU for a helluva lot less $$$ #Corndogs
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We have to say “Mississippi” after each number
Wtf takes Mississippi so gahdamn long to count votes??
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Four years ago, Pres. Biden nominated Scott Colom to serve as a federal judge in Mississippi. Mississippi Republican Senator Roger Wicker supported the nomination of Mr. Colom. The state's other senator, Cindy Hyde-Smith, refused to do so based on absurd claims. Mr. Colom reached to Sen. Hyde-Smith to address her concerns and respectfully point out misunderstandings on her part and appeal to her better angels. Other prominent Mississippi Republicans reached out to Sen. Hyde-Smith asking her to reconsider and support Mr. Colom's nomination. She still refused, effectively killing his nomination for no good reason. She's now on the verge of losing her seat to Scott Colom, who would have never been a threat if she had supported his judicial nomination.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't want you to know the name of her opponent but will try every desperate attempt to save her seat, like bogus claims about ballot fraud. My name is Shawn Harris, and I'm running against MTG. Can you help me spread the word by retweeting this post?
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Elon Musk deleted this. You know what to do.
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This will be the first Presidential election since 1976 to not have a Biden, Bush, or Clinton on the ticket.
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Listen I’m not gonna act like we won’t take a step back but the longest championship drought in Bama’s history is 17 years. It’s been 26 years since Tennessee won one – at Alabama, USA
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To put the Texas A&M job (and Administration) in the proper perspective, this is the last A&M Coach that wasn’t fired, or otherwise run off. google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt…
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I know this is serious, but the best part of this whole situation is that every service member, regardless of branch or rank, read this story and immediately imagined the *exact* person in their previous unit that would pull this.
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This is the last Saturday without college football for the rest of the year. We made it y'all. LFG.
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What is your favorite play in Georgia history?
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📣 We need your help. This is the post we hoped to never write, but today marks a huge turning point in The Strand's history. Our revenue has dropped nearly 70% compared to last year, and the loans and cash reserves that have kept us afloat these past months are depleted.
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The Ayn Rand Institute received a PPP loan of between $350K and $1 million bit.ly/3eW7AHH
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“Allied Armies Land in France….Great Invasion Is Under Way”—D-Day tomorrow 1944:
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