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I can't help but think you wouldn't say that if Trump, the one person in power (at the time) that might actually have the resources to pull off a hit, was the one that ordered it.

Happy Birthday, Cool Dude.

Better keep at it.

Did you figure out what you won?

He didn't... his birthday is tomorrow.

That dudes bass playing is triggering the fuck out of me.

Yeah, not that I buy anything there.

Not ND. Maybe Texas, but even then the push is for younger guys. He's a gamble for a lower tier Power 5 team to take, like the UCLAs of the world.

Ulta has stores everywhere around here. Pretty much in every mall. Stuff is expensive though.

A lot of 'SC fans were pushing for him a couple of years ago, but it doesn't sound like Folt and Bohn were ever seriously thinking about him.

People are high on this dude, and rightly so because he's got championship pedigree, but you're taking a huge risk. We won't ever know the real reasons he left Florida or Ohio State: I'd bet it wasn't just because he was burnt out.

Yeah, no.

No.... what's sad is that Anne Rice died without getting a review of Ghostbusters.

That was kind of surprising.

Why would that be amusing?

Let's not forget one Nick Saban and his disastrous Miami teams. Just goes to show that it's a rare coach that can succeed at both the NCAA and NFL levels.

If the Jags give up on him he's done, period. There were rumours about his commitment before the deal about his abusive assistant came to light at OHio State, rumors about his fragile psyche. This chisels those rumors in granite.

How long are you going to be around to share these nuggets of wisdom? And before you ask, no reason.

The Cheesecake Factory here is always packed; I hate going to it. The Olive Garden is much better wait-wise. You all still have a Rainforest Cafe....

She really wasn’t that great an author.

We need a Secret Santa Hall of Shame.

Did you not want to participate? I mean, I don't see why this can't be a three way....

If it's not on a pedestal, it's bolted to the wall. The bolts are underneath and may be difficult to see, so don't hurt yourself contorting to see it. You may be able to find the cracks just by using your fingers to feel "lines" of water along the back of the bowls and near the faucet. I don't really know how your management company works, but they almost certainly have to replace a cracked sink because it will eventually structurally fail and fall off the wall. Now, whether you want them to is another thing because management companies are notorious for blaming tenants for fixtures they didn't break.

It has a snowball's chance in hell because it's practically impossible for someone who isn't an elected member of Congress to be elected to a leadership role. The only reason the idea even exists is because there are House members who are too stupid to know that the absence of a specific abolition in House rules does not equal tacit legality.

Not that you need to be wasting time on this, but a good way to see where a crack is forming is to look at the bolts holding the sink to the wall. That's usually what causes a wall mounted sink to crack, either from age, stresses on the sink (i.e. a former tenant sitting on the sink), or just over-torquing of the bolts themselves. You should be able to see the cracks through the enamel. Unfortunately, there is no way to repair a cracked sink: you may have to completely forego the sink and use the tub faucet until they replace it.