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Don't get it? Miami lost in the Natty...damn good run they can be proud of. Indiana winning and burning crap in the parking lot on the other hand...

Miami is 31-27 versus Florida, Last 10 meetings Miami is 8–2 Miami spent a record 68 weeks ranked #1 in the AP Poll Miami holds the all-time NCAA record for the longest consecutive home win streak. From 1985 to 1994, the Hurricanes won 58 Straight home games - that never happened in the swamp. And the matter of Five Natties versus three I guess we are even bluer bloods...😂 Counting down to another exciting year, will be interesting to see how UF rebuilds, certainly better than the hot garbage fire in Tallahassee.

No need for a Navy thread but tribalism is alive and well in the Navy as well. A giant FU to aviators from the CNO.

Just to stoke the hate fires a little...

Pish posh...try the gunship, turned sideways looking through a HUD with NVGs for 4,000 hours...

Did I miss the memo, was Thursday failure to feed day? New AR and my trusty M-1 Garand both had issues. If you look closely the AR tried to feed two rounds...usually a mag issue. The Garand was the big surprise to me. Had my nephews down from Mass, first time shooting an AR...typical liberal brainwashing leading up to said event..."I hear it kicks really bad...terrifying weapon." .69 seconds after emptying the first mag - "this is awesome, I want one!"

Likely, but still.

Gerrymandering is bad—period. Neither side should be doing it. But let’s not pretend this is some new revelation. The reality is the cat’s out of the bag, and now it’s a full-on fight because no one wants to unilaterally disarm. Packing the court? Also bad. Undermines the credibility of the judiciary and turns it into just another political tool. Yet we’re watching one side openly push for it when they don’t like the current makeup. Killing the filibuster? Same story. It exists to force consensus and protect against raw majority rule. But again, one side is eager to toss it aside the moment it becomes inconvenient. And making Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico states—not based on some sudden principle, but because it shifts the balance of power in the Senate? That’s not about representation, that’s about leverage. Call it what you want, but changing the rules of the game to lock in power is a dangerous path. History is full of examples of how that ends, and none of them are good.

Fresh legal ground to plow...VERY interesting case and the implications will reach far and wide. Families Sue OpenAI for $1B Over Tumbler Ridge School Shooting

The last administration wanted promotions based on race rather than merit and they are butthurt POTUS wants people who align with him...crazy.

I knew it would take .69 seconds for you to get butthurt.

Suspected shooter’s social media posts show shift from video games to political rage "Investigators believe that the posts, as well as information taken from multiple electronic devices seized over the past few days, show Allen’s animosity towards Trump and his administration, sources familiar with the investigation told CNN." "Last month, the account posted to accuse Trump of being a “traitor” to the United States." "shared posts comparing President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler" This story sounds so familiar, now where else have I seen this...🧐