NoiseInsideMyHead
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18 minutes ago, gundy1124 said:
I just want to say Congrats to College Football Fans!! Fans across the nation are awake.
Michigan - 109,295 fans
Texas A & M - 97,339
Texas - 91,113
Florida - 86,840
Nebraska - 85,938
Tennessee - 84,214
Auburn - 83,821
Wisconsin - 76,832
Georgia/Clemson - 74,187
Bama/Miami - 71,829
Virginia Tech - 66,300 roughly (5 days ago)
closer to home Gophers sell out - 51,000 roughly (6 days ago)
Oh, no!
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This thread is probably overdue, given the recent spike of activity in last year's. And hey, it's September, so why not???
(MODS: Feel free to port over posts as appropriate.)
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Columbia Commons (strip anchored by Crooked Pint and First Int'l Bank) is now flashing "Famous Dave's Coming Soon" on its electronic signboard.
Although there aren't many vacant stalls, and seemingly none large enough. Build-out in parking lot, perhaps?
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1 hour ago, Sioux>Bison said:
So in the UND contract is that firm liable for defending any lawsuits that come out of their recommendation to the university??? I seriously wonder if anyone ever reads the contract before signing…..
Probably depends on whether you're buying an opinion, or insurance.
Just because you die on the operating table doesn't mean the surgeon committed malpractice. Calculated risks and informed consent and all that.
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I've always found it interesting that a guy can buy a girl a $70 dinner and take her to a $30 movie, after which they have casual sex, and it's called a "date" and the morality police are mostly silent.
Same guy gives same girl a $100 bill, skips dinner and the movie, and it's called a "crime."
But wait, they say...there is at least some economic impact when you go out and spend money on a date.
Well, can't a legal, regulated sex industry be taxed, which would offset the sales tax losses entirely?
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RIP Sickies -- Another one bites the dust.
Service basically sucked after they moved across the river, but the burger options were worth some inconvenience.
Probably should have just stayed put in GF with the smaller footprint.
PS - a little advance notice would have been nice...I have two BOGO coupons that were good until 8/31.
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Saw this story on WDAY Friday night and was puzzled. The gist was that GFPD ran a typical John sting, with a non-existent prostitute.
QuoteThe goal of authorities is to find the link between the commercial prostitution industry and human trafficking.
"What we are specifically going after is to find those people, those individuals, to find those individuals who are doing this against their will and free them,"
Here's the problem:
QuoteOfficers posed as adult women online offering sex for money.
No indication of trafficking here. I've watched "COPS," and I can tell you that adult women can and often do voluntarily engage in sex-for-money. What about this setup is even remotely related to "individuals who are doing this against their will"? Could they not at least have posed as an adult offering the services of a minor, or the services of a "young woman new to town" or an "immigrant"? You know, to draw in the real scuzzballs?
The CVIC person is quoted as saying that ordinary Johns "are doing harm and may not realize the person providing sex to them is going through, they may be being beaten, held against their will, starved." But all you could possibly accomplish here is to soften the market for ALL prostitution. You could bust 1000 Johns (ruining countless lives) and not put a single dent in 'human trafficking.'
Would this not have been infinitely more intelligent to set up as a reverse sting, drawing in the trafficked, or the traffickers, rather than three horny, lonely dudes who were just looking for love in the wrong place?
I really hope that the Herald and WDAY either got the story wrong or that certain details were left out. Because otherwise this sounds like a Keystone Kops exercise, devoid of logic, and I want to believe that the GFPD is better than that. If you want to bust regular Johns, fine, but please don't pretend it has anything to do with some greater evil.
(Discussion time) What say you...is it time to legalize and regulate the sex trade in ND?
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So, perhaps it could be said that in the ultimate nod to Grand Forks’ past, UND gave Mike the, uh, Bronze Boot.
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4 hours ago, Siouxphan27 said:
I had just assumed Mike was taking advantage of the new ‘image and likeness’ ruling, and had struck a deal with Extenze. No harm no fowl.
Well, there was that one Canadian goose seen walking gingerly away, with feathers ruffled and a look of dazed contentment.
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1 hour ago, forksandspoons said:
UND's endowment is now at $366 million
So much news coming out of UND lately about things that are well-endowed.
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How's that town-and-gown relationship working out for you?
This is an abysmal planning failure, and a total embarrassment for all concerned.
Historic drought, so they sure can't blame the weather.
Huge black eye for the City.
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7 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:
one word.....aquarium
(close enough)
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If only one of them had thought to include the word "Fighting"...
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38 minutes ago, jdub27 said:
City planning docs have shown for quite a while now that they are pushing for one in the land adjacent to the Alerus Center.
What's likely to happen is...one of the ag equipment auction houses will fold and the stuff will just rust into place right there in the south parking lot. They'll throw up a building around those and call it the ag exhibit.
Then they'll rope off part of the tailgating area while in use, and call that the "Effects of alcohol consumption" wing.
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18 minutes ago, gfhockey said:
An I the only one that wants to keep the elite section 8 talent here?
Mentally unfit for service? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_8_(military)
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1 minute ago, CMSioux said:
Please spare us the tin foil hat rhetoric.
Plenty of this to go around.
Some people may want to double-wrap. Because the world can be scary, what with all those pesky variants, and unvaccinated monsters, and such.
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3 hours ago, sioux rube said:
*you could have been
*you should have never
#petpeeve
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Sunday in Tokyo with some white knuckle drama. USA takes gold (Schauffele grinds to win by a stroke), 7-man playoff for bronze, including Morikawa and McIlroy. (still underway as of 2:45 am CT)
Who needs sleep?
This event probably needs to incorporate some match play and more of a true team element. But it's been fun to watch.
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Just passed by Wendy's on S. Wash. Appears the post-fire reno is complete and the dining room is open.
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Former Taco John's on Washington being gutted. Permit on the window indicates a coffee shop is coming.
Will be SO disappointed if they don't call it "Six Pack and A Ground."
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10 minutes ago, Bison Dan said:
Something fishing about that CEO. He's saying that he has over 60 cities wanting this and willing to pay up to 3.5 million for the honor. If your the CEO wouldn't you pick the city with the most up side, unless he considers GF that town.
Including Brockway, Ogdenville, AND North Haverbrook.
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11 minutes ago, SiouxForever said:
I’ll give it kudos for a creative idea for the K-mart space. Overall, with the asks/requests seems like a snake oil salesperson. Ha!
GF should look hard at the concrete data/numbers if they pursue this.
They can run Deep Blue Light Specials.
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Olympics just the latest fiasco. It is well past time that we ditch COVID testing as a pathetic ruse for safety among athletes and participants.
I think that we need a 100% consent model rather than a vax/testing model. Everyone has more than enough information to make their own decisions. Life - and sports - must go on for those who choose to do so.
The rest may continue to cower in their basements…until the shot wears off, that is. Which is about a month, in Rahm’s case.
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Where to eat in Grand Forks.
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Hit up the Pizza Ranch for the first time in forever, and it appears they've expanded to include a large arcade and additional party rooms.