cmh6476

https://x.com/DallasRiffRaff/status/1938987377491378599 some pretty good still photos in the comments

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can coastal carolina get a redo where their coaches can coach?

Looks like chip caray is about to get canceled

Senate GOP’s plan to push food aid costs onto states axed from megabill winning

While I (nor my parents) have never received SNAP or food stamp benefits or been on free or reduced lunch at school (I think we qualified growing up but my parents chose to pay for the cost of my brother and I's meals), this issue is really in my wheelhouse. I thought another specific thread could focus on Medicaid and changes to that program instead of all the back and forth that these political threads turn into and this eventually will too. But I'd rather carve out SNAP from all the other big beautiful bill threads and focus on it, because I think it would be interesting to how our more moderate and reasonable posters feel about the issue. We already know where the usual suspects are going to land . I'm very involved on advocacy work on food insecurity issues and am connected with others across the country doing the same. Coordinating ads to push public outreach to elected officials, direct interaction with both federal and state lawmakers, blah blah blah who cares. The dilemma I see is that the left side wants to come with messaging where "oh noes we can't cut SNAP and Medicaid for needy families" and I get into conversations with state officials on the other side of the spectrum and it ends up being a "well I heard from someone that someone was selling their SNAP benefits for cash and why should we worry about maintaining the program when the integrity of the program is at that level and when the costs of these programs is crippling our nation?". And I'm somewhere in the middle. I'm not as hardline on changes to the Thrifty Food Plan (which I acknowledge I'm not extremely well versed on) or work requirements. I think plenty of debate could be had on work requirements, and what I understand from the bill coming forward it would: Raise work requirements from age 59 to 65 Limit a states ability to waive work requirements during levels of high unemployment SNAP generally exempts families with children from work requirements, and the bill would narrow this exemption Most of this I can stomach and live with. I'm somewhat concerned about issues around childcare and if some parents would still choose to stay home rather than work even without the increased SNAP benefit, and then is it the kids who are suffering more from these changes than those crappy parents? Maybe, and I think you could debate this issue and won't really know the impact until implementation. But the problem I'm really worried about is the state cost shift, and making the program more of a state run program with reimbursed funding levels from the federal government, rather than a federal entitlement program. Some states do pretty well at running federal programs while other states aren't as good at it. My preference would be to keep it a federal program, even if some of the other significant changes are implemented, to make sure it's a consistent program no matter where you live in the US or its territories.

https://x.com/TalkinBaseball_/status/1935802975978500298?t=8Gqn5XofMCIPKGKcwE0FJg&s=19

Double jac long dong day

is it kosher to jack off to a jac dong?

it was on the lost highway soundtrack and that's about the only one I really know

https://x.com/HaterReport_/status/1933597050572046522?t=oKfBHzQ3-dy9G_b2GgDQng&s=19 Should have just stuck with summertime and parents just don't understand

here are some stats I just picked up checking things at another site: some more interesting stats on his big league start: https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/savant-player/jac-caglianone-695506?stats=statcast-r-hitting-mlb

Something needs to change but I'm not sure it's him. Just watching his plate appearances he's hitting the ball hard often but has hit a lot right to guys or defense has made some great plays. I think he'll figure it out and continue to improve. I'm not sure how you fix the rest of the offense.

Let's go

That's kind of how the system is setup now

Thanks for your service to this great nation

What is wrong with people? RIP

so are we witnessing the beginning of the battle of armageddon?

time to load up on and max out credit cards

you being deployed to cali?

There was a water park in kc and all the ever played at the wave pool was beach boys. No more good vibrations.

Mercy

Forgot the glove in the car. There's plenty of dudes in the area with them, but bare hand attempts it is for me all night

Normally, yes. A top MLB prospect's first home run ball? I don't think so. Fan assistance will work on tracking down that ball in exchange for stuff like signed balls, bats, etc. I'd rather give something like that to the player rather than a little kid.

I've seen the velocity with which he hits the ball, and although I'd definitely try, I feel much more confident with a glove