DarkWolf

Pics from the snow day at nicholls (at Nicholls State University)

Another victory for the Colonels, #letsgocolonelskicktheirass (at Nicholls State University)

Today's catch (at Leeville, Louisiana)

And the nomination for the Darwin Award goes to...

Rest in piece Chester. For those who don't know Chester Bennington was the singer of Linkin Park and he committed suicide a few days ago.

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I know that in terms of narrative it was probably so there was more of a relationship between Naruto and Jiraiya, but realistically Kakashi taught Sasuke Chidori, so why didn't he teach Naruto Rasengan? If Sasuke was ready to learn Chidori in Kakashi's eyes then of course Naruto was ready for Rasengan, but Kakashi basically told Jiraiya that Naruto wasn't ready for Rasengan.

I've actually never been really supportive of getting rid of the electoral college, as someone who grew up in suburban Louisiana I always felt that the electoral college is the only way my state would ever have a voice over huge states like Texas and California. But I was recently watching some Thom Hartmann videos, I am a fan of his shows, and came across this one, https://youtu.be/5Izvba9K99Y, and he mentions a way that popular vote might work and not trample the smaller states. Basically what he suggests is switching to a popular vote system and breaking up the larger states, for example California would become 3 states, Texas would become 2 states, etc. How do you feel about Thom's proposition?

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