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- I've always thought Ventura got a bad rap on this. He got plunked, high up, he had to charge and he did the safe ta… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
- Johnny Bench and Reggie for me. twitter.com/1974Baseball/s… 2 days ago
- @CraigSummerlin1 Damn, sounds awful. 'course, some people gotta work. 6 days ago
- Got it. And man, that was one ugly uniform. It's fantastic. twitter.com/BSmile/status/… 6 days ago
- Need it. twitter.com/1974Baseball/s… 2 weeks ago
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Economic Patriotism
Quote of the Day: “There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else.” –Sam Walton TB remembers the commercials from years ago, … Continue reading
Football in Julypalooza (sponsored by Q and Z)
Quote of the Day: “In the East, college football is a cultural exercise. On the West Coast, it is a tourist attraction. In the Midwest it is cannibalism. But in the South it is religion. And Saturday is the holy … Continue reading
Posted in Mississippi, Sports
Tagged College Football, economics, football, Mississippi, Mississippi State, NCAA, Ole Miss, SEC Football, Sports, USM
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The Quiet Coup
Quote of the Day: “Behind the ostensible government lies an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.” –Teddy Roosevelt If you are interested in the state of our economy and how we … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Politics
Tagged bankers, Democrats, economic crisis, economics, economy, Politics, President Obama, Republicans, Simon Johnson, Teddy Roosevelt, the Atlantic, The Quiet Coup, Wall Street
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SECESSION!
Conversation/Legend of the Day: Southern Belle (with parasol twirling, at the outset of the Civil War)–General Beauregard, do you think we can whup them yankees? General Beauregard (resplendent in grey Confederate finery)– Honey child, don’t you worry your pretty little … Continue reading
Posted in current events, History, Humor, Politics
Tagged alternative future, Blank Stares, Civil War, conversations, CSA, economics, economy, FOX, Glenn Beck, hyperbole, irony, labor, lost cause, political humor, Robert E. Lee, secession, United States
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