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i hate twitter dang it! i treid to delete one of the tweets. it disappeared and when i posted it was back with a vengeance. i need a puter class bad.

why was kodi kicked out of recruiting certain schools i believe arounf the mobile answer? kodi has his issues if we want to be honest. maybe someone will come on here and tell what happened again because i will get half of it wrong. but several fans on here i have learned to trust admitted it was true poet. this is nothing against you of course i just wanted you to know the whole story of him.

this is the only higlight reel of him i can find. anyone got anything? toddc you got anything my man? asrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1466193605559787526%7Ctwgr%5E6ca1e4b4b47eaf51854386dfa7ca9bbb2fe2e5a8%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.saturdaydownsouth.com%2Fauburn-football%2Fchaney-johnson-alabama-huntsville-transfer-announces-sec-commitment%2F

247sports.com UAH forward Chaney Johnson is a Tiger: 'Auburn is the place for me' Jason Caldwell ~3 minutes Chaney Johnson is going up a level, but he's not going far. The former UAH stretch-four announced his commitment to Auburn during a visit. Johnson played high school basketball at Thompson (Ala.) and is originally from Alabaster, Alabama. The biggest change for Johnson is going to be changing his rooting interest. Growing up an Alabama fan in a family that is filled with Auburn fans that live just up 280 from Auburn in Alexander City, he said it's definitely going to be something he'll have to get used to but he's ready for the opportunity on the Plains. "Coach (Bruce) Pearl tried to get me to say War Eagle and I couldn't say it, even after I committed," Johnson said. "I'll get used to it eventually." Playing D-II basketball at UAH, Johnson was named the Gulf South Conference Player of the Year and has been dominant at UAH. This past season, Johnson averaged 15.9 points and upped his rebounding to 6.6 per game while making 75.9 percent of his free throw attempts. A 37 percent shooter from three-point range in his career, Johnson is very capable of playing multiple spots in Auburn's system and he can't wait. One of the reasons he's so excited is because of what it means to his family. "I feel like Auburn is the place for me," he said. "It means a lot being a lot closer to my family and being a lot closer to my grandma in Alexander City. Going to school at UAH, I'm coming from the North to the South. To come see my grandma was a three and a half hour drive. Now I'm closer to be able to see her. I'm closer to a lot of my family and a lot of them on my mom's side are big Auburn fans." Williams has one year of eligibility remaining and Johnson is expected to slot in behind him, replacing the role of former 5-star Yohan Traore who entered the portal. Johnson is listed at 6-foot-7 and 208 pounds, capable of playing as a stretch-four or a bigger three, if needed. Johnson is Auburn's second transfer portal addition, joining former FIU guard Denver Jones, who is expected to slot in as the starting shooting guard. 34COMMENTS The new Auburn addition has two years of eligibility remaining and he said he's ready to get to work. "I'm working on all aspects of my game," Johnson said. "I feel like I'm a decently balanced basketball player. I can do everything well, but I don't specialize in anything. It's just finding things that Coach Pearl and coach Steven Pearl think I need to work on. Just trying up all my skills." ">247Sports

that is a good look for ya toddster! you might need a tylenol..........

thank you! i was considering this as a present for a friend that plays and it sounded to good to be true so i came to our redident pro. thanx for replying.

wow you tinkle on the convo and then bang blacks. let me explain something to you. you just have shown no compassion for blacks mistreated but you can sure bring up whataboutism. ALL lives matter and your crappy comment about nothing to see her plainly sucks. you just showed your true colors. it is a horrible look.

Hugh Freeze contract released: How much will Auburn football coach make? Richard Silva, Montgomery Advertiser 3–4 minutes Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze will make $6.5 million during his first year leading the Tigers, with that annual compensation rising by $250,000 every Feb. 1 due to a retention bonus starting in 2024, according to his contract obtained by the USA TODAY Network through an open records request. If Freeze is fired without cause, his buyout is 75% of the remaining payments he would have accrued. Freeze, who agreed to be Auburn's next football coach Nov. 28 on a deal set to run through Jan. 31, 2029, has numerous incentives in his contract. If he were to hit every qualifier, he could make an extra $3.3 million. Those incentives include $150,000 per conference win beginning with the fifth conference victory every season, meaning he could earn an extra $600,000 each season for going undefeated in the current scheduling format that features eight matchups versus SEC foes. LOOKING AHEAD: Predicting Auburn football's starters for 2023 after Hugh Freeze's first spring practice UPGRADING: Pat Dye Field renovations to occur after 2023 football season BRIAN BATTIE: Father of Auburn football RB describes son's progress despite injury Freeze can also make $200,000 for an appearance in the SEC Championship Game and $400,000 for winning it, though those amounts are not cumulative. Similarly, he'll earn an extra $50,000 for reaching a non-SEC Group of 6 bowl game and $150,000 for winning it. If he were to lead the Tigers to a New Year's Six Bowl appearance, he'd get $200,000, but receive $250,000 for winning it. The loftiest incentives include $750,000 for getting into a College Football Playoff semifinal game and $1 million for making an appearance in the national championship. He'd receive $2 million for winning a national title. Freeze can also earn $75,000 if he's named the SEC Coach of the Year and an additional $75,000 if he is tabbed as the Bryant, Camp, AP, AFCA, ESPN, Eddie Robinson, Bobby Dodd, Sporting News or Maxwell Coach of the Year. Pending Jim Harbaugh's new deal at Michigan, Freeze's contract will be either the second- or third-most incentive-laden deal for an FBS public-school football coach. Arizona State's Kenny Dillingham has a maximum bonus of just under $5.3 million. Freeze can also earn extra compensation if his team earns an Academic Progress Rate of .930-.949 ($25,000), .950-.974 ($50,000) or .975-.999 ($100,000). If the Tigers received an APR of 1.000, he'd get an additional $150,000. These incentives, like the aforementioned ones for on-field success, are not cumulative. USA TODAY Sports Project Reporter Steve Berkowitz contributed to this report. Richard Silva is the Auburn athletics beat writer for the Montgomery Advertiser. He can be reached via email at rsilva@gannett.com or on Twitter @rich_silva18. This article originally appeared on Montgomery Advertiser: Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze contract released: What is his pay?

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but they still promote racism and if that tool taken away from them we would be better for it. how that could be done i have no idea.

sorry about the confusion pea shooter..............grins

yes i saw and dammit i looked and still missed it. i am going to delete the other thread.

no i am saying it appears you just seem to bring out black crime and ignore white crime. do you want me to be honest with you or lie? i am not one to lie.

oh he has a shady past but i believe when he served with obama he was past all that. you know they vetted him well. but yes i know he told his folks what they wanted to hear to get elected. i did not agree with it then nor do i agree with it now. the problem is this day and times crooks are tolerated and parties will protect them. i imagine it happens on both sides. my point is i think he turned his past around. i think that is fair..............

can you tell us anything about WHITE crime iam?

get back to me when you have a fair solution.............

i have never had that beer before but i have a lot of lib friends that drink it. i had a lot of friends that drank budlight. i liked coors or a blue moon. um i am pretty sure that if biden sold his house to someone and they let his mother live in it rent free you guys would be all over it and you know this to be true. he has taken tons of money and done things you give a pass on but would be all over it if he was a lib. this is the way you guys are.

do some research on him i am. i think i posted at least one article about him. if you are grilling this weekend i will come over and eat a burger with you and we can throw down some budlights. deal? grins

Hoke just put out an article saying we are about to officially hire Corey Williams from TT. Hopefully we are able to pull Taylor from the portal. i stole this from the rant so take it with a grain of salt. if it is old news my apologies

How Obama, Biden and Other Elected Officials Have Made Millions by Being in Office Gabrielle Olya 14–17 minutes Artur Widak/NurPhoto/Shutterstock / Artur Widak/NurPhoto/Shutterstock The current salary for the president of the United States is $400,000, while the vice president earns an annual salary of $230,700. I'm a Self-Made Millionaire: These Are the 6 Investments Everyone Should Make During an Economic Downturn Build Wealth: 3 Things You Must Do When Your Savings Reach $50,000 Although that's not chump change, some of the politicians who have held these esteemed positions have been able to parlay their time in the White House into millions through book deals, paid appearances and consulting gigs. Here's how President Joe Biden, former President Barack Obama and other politicians have used their time in office to boost their net worths. Everett/ / Shutterstock.com Gerald Ford Net Worth (Deceased): $7 million Gerald Ford became president upon the resignation of Richard Nison and took the oath of office on Aug. 9, 1974. Though he won the Republican presidential nomination in 1976, he lost the election to Jimmy Carter. Even though he only served as president for less than three years, Ford was able to turn his time in the White House into millions. He entered the White House with a $1.4 million net worth and amassed an additional $5.6 million before he died, according to a report by American University. He was the first former president to monetize his time in the office, according to The Washington Post. Take Our Poll: What Do You Plan To Use Your Tax Refund For? Lenny Ignelzi/AP / Shutterstock.com A Pioneer of Paid Speeches Before Ford, presidents lived simple lives and were not expected to make outside income aside from book royalties. Ford changed all that by getting paid to make speeches, appearing at conventions, meetings and even the opening of a shopping center, The Washington Post reported. Al Goldis/AP / Shutterstock.com Corporate Board Memberships Ford accepted memberships on corporate boards of companies like 20th Century Fox and American Express after leaving office in 1977, according to The New York Times. Matt Smith Photographer / Shutterstock.com Joe Biden Net Worth: $8 million, according to Forbes Joe Biden began his political career when he was elected to the Senate in 1972 at the age of 29, making him one of the youngest candidates ever elected senator. He later served as Delaware's attorney general and served as vice president with former President Obama from 2009 to 2017. He defeated incumbent President Donald Trump in the 2020 election to become the 46th president of the United States. Keep reading to find out more about how he's made his millions. Stimulus 2023: Updates To Know Now Shutterstock / Shutterstock After the Vice Presidency According to Forbes, Biden's net worth after eight years as vice president stood at $2.5 million, with the majority of that tied to his Delaware home and his federal pension. In the four years that passed until he became president, Biden earned $17.3 million, per Forbes. In the first year out of office, Biden and his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, earned $11.1 million. In subsequent years, the Bidens brought in $4.6 million, $1 million and, finally, $630,000 in 2020. Much of the income came from what The New York Times said was an $8 million deal for three books from the Bidens. Jeon Heon-Kyun/EPA / Shutterstock.com Millions in Speaking Fees In the 23 months following the end of his turn as vice president, Biden earned $2.4 million in speaking fees stemming from 19 separate engagements, Forbes reported. That amounts to an average fee of $126,000 per speech, though The New York Times reported he was paid as much as $234,820 for one appearance. That is in addition to the $1.8 million Forbes reported he took in from book tour events. Matt Rourke/AP / Shutterstock.com Ivy League Professor Income In 2017, Biden was named the Benjamin Franklin Presidential Practice Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, leading the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement. His turn as a professor at the Ivy League school earned him a $775,000 paycheck, Forbes reported. mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com Ronald Reagan Net Worth (Deceased): $13 million Originally an actor, Ronald Reagan successfully made the transition to politics as the governor of California and later the 40th president of the U.S. He served two terms, from 1981 to 1989. Reagan already was well-off when he entered the White House, with a net worth of $10.6 million before starting his first term, according to a report by American University. See how he grew his income outside of the office. Read More: 5 Presidents Who Raised Taxes the Most, and 5 Who Lowered Them Peter Heimsath / Shutterstock.com Million-Dollar Speeches In 1989, Ronald Reagan served as the main attraction at a Tokyo symposium sponsored by the Japanese media conglomerate Fujisankei Communications Group. His fee for a pair of speeches reportedly totaled $2 million, according to The New York Times. Everett / Shutterstock.com Multimillion-Dollar Books Reagan signed a reported $5 million deal in 1989 to write two books for Simon & Schuster, according to the Los Angeles Times. In addition to those two books -- "An American Life" and "Speaking My Mind" -- he also penned "The Reagan Diaries" and "The Notes: Ronald Reagan's Private Collection of Stories and Wisdom," which were published by HarperCollins. mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com George H.W. Bush Net Worth (Deceased): $25 million George H.W. Bush served as the 41st president of the United States from 1989 to 1993. He previously served as vice president with Ronald Reagan and held the roles of director of the CIA, ambassador to the United Nations, chairman of the Republican National Committee and U.S. envoy to China. He also represented Texas in the House of Representatives, elected to the first of two terms in 1966. Bush died in November 2018. Here are some ways he made big money thanks to his time in office. Housing Market 2023: Is a Double-Digit Drop in Prices Coming? Greg Mathieson / Shutterstock.com Lucrative Speaking Engagements Toward the end of his own presidency, George W. Bush told Robert Draper, author of "Dead Certain," that his father, George H.W. Bush, commanded more than $50,000 or $75,000 per speech. Kevin Wisniewski / Shutterstock.com Significant Book Royalties Bush authored and co-authored a number of books over the years, including "A World Transformed," and "All the Best, George Bush: My Life in Letters and Other Writings." Although the exact amount he earned from his book deals hasn't been released, Money reported that he received "significant royalties." Amanda Haddox / Shutterstock.com George W. Bush Net Worth: $50 million George W. Bush followed in his father's political footsteps, serving two terms as president from 2001 to 2009. He was president during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, an event that challenged the nation and transformed Bush into a wartime president. Bush has more than doubled his fortune since leaving the White House -- he entered it with a $20 million net worth, according to a report by American University. In his retirement in Texas, he also has taken up painting. Here's how he grew that net worth. Find Out: Check Your $2 Bills -- They Could Be Worth Upwards of $4,500 AP / Shutterstock.com Big Money From Speeches In 2015, Politico found that Bush was paid anywhere between $100,000 and $175,000 per speech, earning him tens of millions of dollars in just a few years after leaving political office. Larry W Smith/EPA / Shutterstock.com Millions From Book Deals Bush has authored four books: "Decision Points" (2010), "41: A Portrait of My Father" (2014) and two art books, "Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors" (2017) and "Out of Many, One: Portraits of America's Immigrants" (2021). His deal for his first book alone was valued at $7 million, according to the Daily Beast. Action Sports Photography / Shutterstock.com Barack Obama Net Worth: $70 million Barack Obama was elected the 44th U.S. president and served two terms beginning in 2009. He previously served in the Illinois State Senate and the U.S. Senate. Obama entered the White House with a $1.3 million net worth, and a 2017 report by American University speculated that he could earn as much as $242.5 million in post-White House income. However much Obama has made, it is enough that he and former first lady Michelle Obama bought an $11.75 million estate on nearly 30 acres on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts in 2019, the local Vineyard Gazette reported. Here's how he's making millions. Discover: 7 States Considering More Stimulus Checks in 2023 PHILIPP GUELLAND/EPA-EFE / Shutterstock.com Six-Figure Fees for Giving Speeches Obama is officially a part of the elite club of former presidents who demand dizzyingly high speaking fees. He agreed to give a speech at a conference run by Wall Street trading and investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald in September 2017 for a whopping $400,000, CNBC reported. The fee is equivalent to the annual salary paid to the commander-in-chief. Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP / Shutterstock.com Multimillion-Dollar Book Deals A little more than a month out of office, news broke that the Obamas had signed a book deal with Penguin Random House that likely stretched well into eight figures, The New York Times reported. That's money on top of what he already earned from his previous books. Forbes estimates that he earned $6.8 million from "Dreams From My Father" and $8.8 million from "Audacity of Hope" and "Of Thee I Sing: A Letter to My Daughters" between 2005 and 2016. CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA/EPA-EFE / Shutterstock.com Netflix Deal In 2018, the Obamas signed a multiyear production deal with Netflix to produce series and movies for the streaming service, Variety reported. It's unknown how much the Obamas made from the deal, but Netflix is known to pay well. The streaming giant previously struck a deal with Shonda Rhimes valued at $100 million and a deal with Ryan Murphy valued at as much as $300 million. More recently, a 2020 agreement with Prince Harry and Meaghan Markle was estimated at as much as $150 million, Deadline reported. Joseph Sohm / Shutterstock.com Bill Clinton Net Worth: $120 million Bill Clinton took office at the end of the Cold War, serving as the 42nd president of the U.S. from 1993 to 2001. He was the first baby-boomer generation president. According to a report by American University, Clinton has done the most to monetize his post-political career. When he took office in 1993, his net worth was just $1.2 million. In 1999, The New York Times reported that Bill and Hillary Clinton had more than $5 million in legal bills and needed an associate to personally secure the loan on the $1.7 million home in New York they would move to after leaving the White House. They undoubtedly paid off the loan long ago. Forbes reported in 2016 that the Clintons made $240 million in the 15 years since his presidency ended. Find out what he did to make all that money. Student Loan Forgiveness: Relief for Public Loans Pushed Back Due To Lack of Funds Jason Decrow/AP / Shutterstock.com Millions From Public Speaking According to CNN, Clinton -- along with his wife, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee -- earned an average of $210,795 per speech from the time they exited the White House in 2001 until May 2015. Combined, they made 729 speeches in that span, which equals a payday of more than $153 million. Elaine Thompson/AP / Shutterstock.com A Massive Book Advance Clinton received a $15 million advance for his 2004 autobiography, "My Life," The New York Times reported. In total, he earned $29.6 million from his autobiography and another book, "Giving." Everett Collection / Shutterstock.com Advising and Consulting Work Post-presidency, Clinton formed a partnership with billionaire investor Ronald Burkle. The New York Times reported that Clinton earned somewhere between $12.6 million and $15.3 million between 2002 and 2007 as an advisor for Burkle's Yucaipa Companies. He also has worked as a consultant for the consumer database company InfoUSA, which paid him at least $3.3 million over the years. Learn: Warren Buffett, Mark Zuckerberg and 27 More Rich People Who Live Like Average Joes Joseph Sohm / Shutterstock.com Al Gore Net Worth: $300 million Al Gore was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1976 and later became a member of the U.S. Senate. He was inaugurated as the 45th vice president of the United States in 1993 and served eight years alongside Bill Clinton. Currently, Gore is the chairman of Generation Investment Management, which he co-founded; the founder and chairman of the nonprofit The Climate Reality Project, which is fighting the climate crisis, and a member of the board of directors of Apple Inc. Read on to find out how he made much of his money. Pekka Sakki/Lehtikuva / Shutterstock.com Green Investments Earn Him Serious Green Gore co-founded the London-based investment firm Generation Investment Management to invest money in businesses that were environmentally responsible. The firm raised profits of almost $218 million between 2008 and 2011, which was split between 26 partners, Forbes reported. If it were an even split, Gore would have made more than $8 million during those years. Mark Lennihan/AP / Shutterstock.com Cashing In on a Cable Network In 2013, Gore and his business partner, Joel Wyatt, sold their cable network Current TV to Al Jazeera. Gore made $70 million off the deal, Forbes reported. Gore previously had been paying himself $1.2 million a year in salary and bonuses as an owner of the network. Invision/AP / Shutterstock.com Numerous Book Deals Although it hasn't been reported how much he's earned from his book deals, Gore certainly has added to his net worth with his books' successes. He has written three New York Times bestsellers -- "An Inconvenient Truth," "The Assault on Reason" and "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power" -- among his books. Gore has also been the subject of two documentary movies and was a co-winner of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on climate change.

i cannot go along with clarence because he is a crook and a repuke as well. plus his lunatic wife.

man can you loan me fifty bucks?

my apologies as i know you were not and should have been more clear. i understand exactly what you meant and took it in no way bad. you are one of a few folks that has an opinon i respect quite a lot actually. you make the fam a better board! thank you for being a class guy which i sometimes am not in the heat of battle. i often finding myself wishing i was more like you and i say this knowing we will never meet so i am not trying to get a free burger or anything.