https://twitter.com/TAfter5/status/1296895568300642304

Best p;art of that tweet was this tweet below. I can remember a few times like this..once on 1-65 when you get to the 3 lane about 20 minutes before B'ham. Four of us following each other. Another on I-75 before getting to Atlanta. A couple times I-95 heading to Miami from Ft Lauderdale. One other time that it even got too crazy for for me. 7 or 8 cars were following each other on I-10 heading west towards Tallahassee. I backed out of it at just the right time and slowed to just 8 over the limit (from about 25-30) they had 6 police cars flagging each car over

Kind of makes you wonder how little Johnny is not killing Mom, Dad, Granny, and the 80 year old field keeper....if he's allowed to play HS Football. High School football is playing but the Big 10 isn't.

Kind of makes a person wonder if this has anything to do with it

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We are five months away from what promises to be one of the most divisive, emotionally charged and compelling presidential elections in American history. The confluence of a pandemic, the long-overdue push for racial equality and country’s fraught partisan political lines have set the most volatile backdrop to any election of this generation.

There’s a good chance that the next leader of the United States will emerge from voters in swing states in the Big Ten Conference’s footprint. Five states that President Donald Trump won in 2016 – Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa – were democratic states when Barack Obama won the election in 2012.

First-year Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren has made it a priority that the conference’s nearly 10,000 athletes will have a say in that election. Warren is in just his fifth month in charge of the 14-member league, and he’s made it clear with his early actions that social change will be among the league’s priorities. The Big Ten announced a league-wide voter registration initiative on Monday, which will include non-partisan education and a deeper understanding of registration, voting and voter suppression.

In NC, if you go to a restaurant you must wear a mask until you’re seated at your table. Then you can sit there for as long as you want without one.

It’s clown world out here right now.

(08-22-2020 12:31 PM)wh49er Wrote:  In NC, if you go to a restaurant you must wear a mask until you’re seated at your table. Then you can sit there for as long as you want without one.

It’s clown world out here right now.

Yeah this is pretty stupid. If you going to allow restaurants to be open and seat people at whatever capacity then patrons shouldn't have to wear a mask.

The stupidity and hypocrisy is off the charts.

(08-22-2020 12:31 PM)wh49er Wrote:  In NC, if you go to a restaurant you must wear a mask until you’re seated at your table. Then you can sit there for as long as you want without one.

It’s clown world out here right now.

Same in Mississippi, but they don't really push it.

(08-22-2020 11:24 AM)WKUYG Wrote:  Best p;art of that tweet was this tweet below. I can remember a few times like this..once on 1-65 when you get to the 3 lane about 20 minutes before B'ham. Four of us following each other. Another on I-75 before getting to Atlanta. A couple times I-95 heading to Miami from Ft Lauderdale. One other time that it even got too crazy for for me. 7 or 8 cars were following each other on I-10 heading west towards Tallahassee. I backed out of it at just the right time and slowed to just 8 over the limit (from about 25-30) they had 6 police cars flagging each car over

Kind of makes you wonder how little Johnny is not killing Mom, Dad, Granny, and the 80 year old field keeper....if he's allowed to play HS Football. High School football is playing but the Big 10 isn't.

Kind of makes a person wonder if this has anything to do with it

Quote:Quote:
We are five months away from what promises to be one of the most divisive, emotionally charged and compelling presidential elections in American history. The confluence of a pandemic, the long-overdue push for racial equality and country’s fraught partisan political lines have set the most volatile backdrop to any election of this generation.

There’s a good chance that the next leader of the United States will emerge from voters in swing states in the Big Ten Conference’s footprint. Five states that President Donald Trump won in 2016 – Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa – were democratic states when Barack Obama won the election in 2012.

First-year Big Ten commissioner Kevin Warren has made it a priority that the conference’s nearly 10,000 athletes will have a say in that election. Warren is in just his fifth month in charge of the 14-member league, and he’s made it clear with his early actions that social change will be among the league’s priorities. The Big Ten announced a league-wide voter registration initiative on Monday, which will include non-partisan education and a deeper understanding of registration, voting and voter suppression.

clt says that driver is lucky. Use your turn signal.

I flew a few weekends ago...so, TSA requires everyone to wear a mask in the airport and while on planes...unless you're eating/drinking. Plenty of food eateries/food-court style tables open 2 inches from terminal walkways. Plenty of people crammed on planes eating/drinking.

This was a very interesting observation.

(08-22-2020 10:27 PM)TTT Wrote:  I flew a few weekends ago...so, TSA requires everyone to wear a mask in the airport and while on planes...unless you're eating/drinking. Plenty of food eateries/food-court style tables open 2 inches from terminal walkways. Plenty of people crammed on planes eating/drinking.

This was a very interesting observation.

what happens when ya have a whistle in the mouth at all times....

hockey figured it out....

#idiots

PURE FEAR TACTICS FROM POLITICIANS W/0 CLUE ABOUT YOUR WELL BEING

#herdControl