@DanielHagerKSR Way to quick on pulling dudes. Several games now where someone seems to be doing fine and they get yanked. No one was showing they were seeing Henschel well.
@espn can we just watch the pregame intros without the announcers talking non stop? No one wants to hear them or watch them talk, we want to hear the atmosphere. @CoachJimmyDykes@KySportsRadio
@JasonIsbell What makes this all a joke is that average people look to celebrities and their opinions to form their own. Dumbed down America getting their thoughts from famous people thinking they’re somehow above everyone else rather than trying to think critically about anything.
@Kentuckyweather not sure what just came through far western Estill Co but it sounded like our roof was coming off and stuff going all different directions. Clouds were circling each other. Moved out quick.
@browneallover might want to do a quality check at steam engine in Irvine. Wasted nearly $60 on dinner there tonight. Don’t know how much you’re affiliated with it but Apollo is typically great and this was awful. No sauce hardly on pizza or wings.
@mtaibbi I’d agree that we like to think parents know best, that’s true with the vocal ones who share that opinion, but a lot of parents aren’t involved with their kids and use system as babysitter along with an iPhone. To see change pay attention to what kids are doing on the screens.
There’s a 1 in 5 chance of dying from heart disease.
People: “Won’t happen to me!”
There’s a 1 in 292,000,000 chance of winning the Powerball.
People: “You never know!”
When you have universities that are operating as a massive business and selling people on the “necessity” of a degree you overwhelm the market to the point that those degrees are nothing more than a piece of paper to pay off for the next 50 years.
Since the start of 2021, the unemployment rate for those age 22 to 27 with a bachelor’s degree or higher has surpassed the national average every single month, per Bloomberg.