News of the Day III

[Maverick9911]

I say I say it looks as if the political career of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions appears to be mighty over right about now.

[RSchmitz]

I hate youtube almost as much as facebook and twitter.

I love Youtube!

[dannybolt]

I love Youtube!

Me too. No doubt there is trash on there, but there is really good stuff on there also.

[pete]

I say I say it looks as if the political career of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions appears to be mighty over right about now.

It appears to be a Lost Cause.

[ChaseSpace]

I say I say it looks as if the political career of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions appears to be mighty over right about now.

Tuberville is from Arkansas while coaching at Ole Miss and Auburn. PACs should play up the college rivalry angle to see if they can disinterest some of the "Saturdays are for the Boys" groups in Tuscaloosa.

[Donnie D]

Maybe now the Coronavirus will miraculously disappear like Trump said it would.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/14/politics/trump-administration-coronavirus-hospital-data-cdc/index.html

[Donnie D]

Walmart will require all customers to wear masks beginning next week.

Given their demographic, this should be entertaining.

[Puckhead]

Walmart will require all customers to wear masks beginning next week.

Given their demographic, this should be entertaining.

Go camp out at the one in Spring Hill. Phone camera ready. The "greeter" better be packing. yoweeeeee

[Donnie D]

DeSantis says we have to open the schools. “What about the football season?”

Glad we have our priorities straight.

[RSchmitz]

Me too. No doubt there is trash on there, but there is really good stuff on there also.

When I was a kid, I wanted to learn how to throw a curve ball. Nothing good at the library. The best thing I could find was a really expensive book from Barnes and Noble, and I couldn’t really figure out the movement from just the words and a couple of pictures.

Today there are 100 videos on YouTube on how to throw a curve ball, very detailed and some from professional players. Hell, you can easily learn most of the general concepts of astrophysics by watching the hundreds of videos posted there from PBS Spacetime. The access to information today is unbelievable

[Bolthed]

This explains a lot, Schmitzy ...





KIDDING! I keeed, I keeed!

[ChaseSpace]

DeSantis says we have to open the schools. “What about the football season?”

Glad we have our priorities straight.

Honestly though, either cancelling the football season or not allowing fans to attend will have a devastating economic impact on cities like Gainesville and the commercial areas around the stadiums in other cities.

Although, all of the universities going to online only will have an even larger impact on those cities as there will be far less students occupying apartments or doing their shopping/eating in those areas.

Disagree with actually sending students to attend the classes in person but a lot of businesses are going to go belly up before the end of the year.

[Bolthed]

Maybe now the Coronavirus will miraculously disappear like Trump said it would.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/14/polit...cdc/index.html

How can it be legal to withhold accurate statistics and deceive the public regarding a deadly pandemic? It was already bad enough that states with Republican governors ( ) were cooking the books to appease the Liar-in-Chief, but this? This should be part of a class-action lawsuit for mass negligent homicide.

Inaccurate numbers will absolutely lead to more bad decisions by said governors and more bad decisions by “low information” types and therefore more death. Completely unnecessary, completely outrageous.

So the answer is it’s not legal, is just Wednesday with the Trump death cult and his Republican co-conspirators in the Senate.

[Bolthed]

Honestly though, either cancelling the football season or not allowing fans to attend will have a devastating economic impact on cities like Gainesville and the commercial areas around the stadiums in other cities.

Although, all of the universities going to online only will have an even larger impact on those cities as there will be far less students occupying apartments or doing their shopping/eating in those areas.

Disagree with actually sending students to attend the classes in person but a lot of businesses are going to go belly up before the end of the year.

Lives >>>>>>>>>> Businesses

[RSchmitz]

This explains a lot, Schmitzy ...





KIDDING! I keeed, I keeed!