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I’m sharing this post because of Witten! I’m just saying, @dallascowboys, if things don’t go right, you know what to do.💙⭐️
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🕊️ Pillsbury Doughboy voice actor JoBe Cerny has died at 78. tmz.me/4sSnGsg
ALT I'm sorry, I can't identify or describe people in images.
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Tonight’s Military Appreciation Night giveaway! 🇺🇸
Fans can grab one of these hats at the east and west entrances while supplies last!
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Check out COOL GUYZ ONLINE's video! #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZPLs3t4vc/
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The face of every single HOA complaint.
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan plead with their supporters for financial support after more than 20 sponsors dropped them.
"If you want to sponsor us financially, you can become a member on YouTube... also go buy my book."
The women had a nearly 30-minute meltdown over Turning Point following backlash after the two hags giggled profusely at the thought of digging up Charlie Kirk and "doing it" again to him.
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Most canned tuna is cooked twice before you open it.
StarKist laid out the process at its American Samoa plant in a 2019 permit filing with the EPA. The butchered tuna is injected with broth and steamed in pre-cookers. Then it's cooled, cleaned, deboned and packed into cans, and the sealed cans go into a steam retort and get cooked again.
The first cook runs about 35 minutes for a 2 pound skipjack and about 3 hours for a 22 pound fish. It firms the meat so the skin, bones and dark meat come away, drives off some of the fish oil and smell, and keeps a white curd of protein from forming in the can. The second cook sterilizes the sealed can, usually at 230 to 250°F.
Wild Planet doesn't do the first cook. It packs the tuna raw and cooks it once, in the can.
The comments.😆
A bad night gets worse for Ole Miss.
The SEC is also retaining the right to suspend Ole Miss’ alcohol sales moving forward.
clarionledger.com/story/spor…
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Me: "I need to stop buying unnecessary stuff and save money"
Amazon: Your tortoise's crochet bonnet has been delivered.
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“I knew from the second they showed Lane’s celebrity entourage this thing’s over.”
“This is an unserious team. This is an unserious leadership group.”
@DemetriRavanos goes IN on the current state of LSU football under Lane Kiffin.
Presented by @Kalshi
My experience was awesome. My History of French Rev prof (gay old man), said, "Due to the slow grind of the administration, grades would be late. I encourage you to burn them in effigy in the south oval." 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
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Conservatives need to go on Amazon and leave a review of her book….. a.co/d/0ipI6bAz
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Jason Witten caught 1,228 passes in the NFL and went to 11 Pro Bowls, and he says the best moment he has had in football might be a Saturday night in Gainesville.
He is 44 years old and he is an interim offensive coordinator.
Oklahoma hired him in January to coach the tight ends. It was his first job in college football. Nine games later they fired the coordinator, and Brent Venables handed Witten the offense for the rest of the season.
"I wanted somebody that saw how good that we can be."
Witten got the offensive staff in a room and opened by giving them permission to quit, in words that Joshua McDaniel of the OU Daily took down.
"Hey, listen, you don't want to be here. I understand that. Go see coach Venables."
"But here's what we're going to do. We're going to figure it out."
John Mateer, the quarterback, had less than a week to learn a new play caller. Oklahoma had the second worst scoring offense in the SEC.
They went into Florida on Saturday night and won 23 to 7.
They scored on their first two drives, which Oklahoma had not done against an SEC opponent since joining the league. In the fourth quarter they ran one drive for 20 plays and 89 yards, the longest the program has had since 1972.
"In all the years I've been around football, maybe the greatest moment I've had."
When Witten was 11 his mother Kim took him and his two older brothers and left their house outside Washington. They went to Elizabethton, Tennessee, and moved in with her father.
His name was Dave Rider and he coached the high school football team.
Witten played linebacker and tight end for him.
Witten once got to talking with Todd Archer of the Dallas Morning News about that house, and the thing he brought up was watching his grandfather open the car door for his grandmother.
"I learned quick to say, 'Yes sir. No sir. Yes ma'am. No ma'am.'"
He skipped school one day to go get a haircut. Rider was standing at the entrance when he came back and asked for the car keys. Witten did not get them back for a month.
In 2004 he made his first Pro Bowl. He called his grandfather before he called anybody else, and he could not get the words out.
He played 17 seasons. He has given about 20 years to working on domestic violence, and in 2012 the league gave him the Walter Payton Man of the Year award.
Then he went and coached a high school in Argyle, Texas for five years. Liberty Christian won the state championship in 2023, the first unbeaten season the school ever had, and won it again in 2024.
He has been a college coach for ten months.
SATURDAY NIGHT in Gainesville, a tight ends coach called the plays, and the grandson of a high school coach in east Tennessee said it might be the best thing that ever happened to him on a football field.
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So a lot of time and $$ was spent lobbying people in the White House and administration to loosen regulations on ‘fruit flavored vapes.’
Think about the limited bandwidth all these very busy administration officials have - and to spend any of it on ‘vape.’
Susie Wiles' old lobbying firm made $186 million under Trump, per @CBSNews analysis of filings. Now it's caught in MAGA's civil war
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One of my most favorite board games ever. 🤓
Nov 10, 1981: 45 years ago, Trivial Pursuit was trademark registered & 1000 copies were published in Canada. #80s
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🚨🚨THEY’RE NOT IMPEACHING HEGSETH FOR WAR POWERS: THEY’RE REMOVING THE ONE MAN WHO BLOCKS A COLOR REVOLUTION.
Pete Hegseth called Thomas Massie’s impeachment push exactly what it is: “a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment. It’s a farce and it’s a stunt, and everybody knows it.”
@DataRepublican has documented the playbook for months. In her April thread she wrote:
“The true reason Pete Hegseth is being targeted is because he’s standing between President Trump and a coup. They didn’t go after him because of drinking. They didn’t go after him because of women. They went after him because every color revolution manual ever written says the same thing: you cannot topple a government unless the security forces defect. And a loyal Secretary of Defense is the one person who makes sure they don’t.”
She continued: “This is not my theory. This is theirs. Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan—the two most cited scholars in the color revolution field—studied 323 regime change campaigns. Their finding: Security force defections make campaigns FORTY-SIX TIMES more likely to succeed.”
She highlighted their own materials: “The ‘Democracy Playbook 2025’ — the same document that teaches ‘dealing with security forces’ and color revolution case studies — cites this in footnote 49: ‘Pete Hegseth had been flagged by fellow service member as possible ‘Insider Threat’’ — AP, November 15, 2024. 72 hours after his nomination. In a regime change manual.”
On why the system treats him differently from others: “The color revolution playbook has one tool for security forces: social pressure through professional networks to induce defection. Driscoll is embedded in those networks. He can be pulled away. Hegseth isn’t. He was never attached. The system can't co-opt him... so its only option is removal. That's why Driscoll gets 16 Democratic votes and puff pieces. That's why Hegseth gets grand juries.”
In November she tied the current push directly to the strategy: “HEGSETH'S IMPEACHMENT IS THE TROJAN HORSE. TRUMP IS THE REAL TARGET. ... Six of eight articles are premised on that President Trump himself issued illegal orders. ... The goal of removing Hegseth has always been to remove Trump from office. Hegseth is the opening move. His entire downstream chain of command will be next.”
She also stated: “Setting up @PeteHegseth as scapegoat is one of them” (the few things that make her go scorched earth), and noted that “the military is subordinate to civilian control. Hegseth destroyed Iran’s military and did so magnificently. Hegseth is not in any reason, shape, or form responsible for carrying out Iran in the first place.”
POX OPINION💬:
Massie’s lame-duck privileged resolution is the latest legal pressure in that sequence. Democrats have signaled support. The timing is the midterm aftermath.
Remove or cripple the Secretary of War who keeps the military following lawful civilian orders, and the playbook’s key precondition is met.
Receipts > narrative
BREAKING: “It’s a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment.”
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth blasts Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie and his impeachment efforts, accusing him of using his final days in Congress to target President Trump and the military.
“It’s a farce and it’s a stunt, and everybody knows it.”
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