This cracks me up. Someone calling themself ‘The Gateway Pundit’ completely failing to understand Andy Beshear’s unique appeal in Kentucky.
I’d explain it to you like you’re four years old, but I doubt it’d do any good.
Really? No way
Tom Allen says looking back at film and the flow of Saturday's game, Indiana should have been more aggressive on 1st and 2nd downs following the late 4th quarter interception by the defense in Penn State territory. #iufb
Tom Allen’s buyout is $20 million after this season?
What will it take for IU athletics to FINALLY learn their lesson?
I don’t want to see this happen all the time, but #mlb is a lot more interesting when this happens 4-5 times a year.
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This week's What's Poppin' in the Parks gives you a look inside our summer camps!🌞Camps run for the next seven weeks at all of our community centers and include lunch, field trips and lots of fun activities in between!
Tonight on AM radio I’m hearing sour grapes about Hillary and the destruction of her server. Mainly that she was smart enough to dump any classified material she had and Trump was too much of an idiot to do the same. Can’t help but think of this guy who nailed Clark Griswold.
I’ve read the full Trump indictment. Five thoughts: 1. In no way should charges be brought against a leading opposition party candidate for president by the president he’s seeking to beat’s justice department for a dispute surrounding the storage of documents. 2. Trump behaved recklessly in his response to these subpoenas, allowing his political opponents to build a minor felony case against him while gaining virtually nothing. 3. Every Republican candidate running in 2024 should pledge to pardon Trump, should they win election in 2024. 4. If Joe Biden really cared about uniting the country, he would pardon Trump from this 100% political prosecution. 5. I’m not sure, based on these allegations, the DOJ will be able to get a conviction against Trump. Many would be jurors in south Florida are Trump supporters and/or have Latin American backgrounds. This is a banana republic action and felony case. I would not be surprised to see jury nullification here.
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Borden is excited to announce DJ Zipp will return as Borden Volleyball Coach!
DJ spent 6 years at Borden and was at the helm during Borden's last Volleyball Sectional Championship title in 2011.
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I never thought I’d say this: KSR is such an unbelievable add to the AM radio market in Louisville. Never in a million years would I have believed as an IU fan I’d rather listen to that than anything else on my way into work.
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This week's What's Poppin' in the Parks is all about Forest Fest happening at Jefferson Memorial Forest this Saturday! You won't want to miss the bluegrass music, vendors, food, activities and much more! 🎶
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This woman has lived in her house for 104 years.
Elsie Alcock, born in 1918, has spent her entire life in the same house. Throughout the years, she has witnessed significant historical events such as both world wars, the reigns of various monarchs, and the terms of 25 prime ministers in the United Kingdom. Interestingly, Elsie was actually born in the very house she currently resides in.
Her father, a coal miner, began renting the house on Barker Street in Huthwaite, Notts, back in 1902. Unfortunately, Elsie's mother passed away from pneumonia when she was only 14 years old.
Eventually, Elsie married a man named Bill, and after her father's death in 1949, they became the proud owners of the house in the 1960s. For Elsie, her home holds countless cherished memories and represents a source of great happiness, making her unwilling to part with it.
Even today, with two children, six grandchildren, and 29 great-grandchildren, Elsie remains in her beloved home, emphasizing, "I've never desired to live anywhere else—this is my home, and it holds immeasurable value to me."
According to my available information, Elsie is still alive to this day.
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It’s not too late to sign up for the pottery classes below offered at Beechmont Community Center! We now have evening sessions available. Scan the QR code or visit bestparksever.com and click ‘Recreation Class Registration’ on the homepage!
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Men using easily obtainable guns are executing children in public and conservatives are freaking out about Bud Light and Drag brunch.
They ignore the actual problem so they can focus on the ones they make up.
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You just can't beat "Gathering Crowds", the classic closing theme song to "This Week In #Baseball"! (1984) #TWIB #MLB #SaturdayMorning
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The greatest goddamn synchronized swimming team this fine nation has ever produced.




















