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2023 tCun Shenanigans, Arguments, Cobras, Feckless Marmots, Fake Pandas, Dirty Cheaters

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NFBuck said:
Medical retirements take an extensive paper trail to initiate. It then goes in front of board of medical professionals. One doesn't just go to somebody and say "I need to medically retire." A lot goes into it and everything is checked.

Just as a for instance of how deep it goes: I retired at 24 years; to get the medical disability I received, my medical records were thoroughly reviewed and I went on countless appointments for checks and interviews with medical professionals.

A lot goes into it. It's a hard system to game, but that's not to say it's impossible.
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Yeah I have to agree with this statement.
I have a very good friend who has about 20 years in and was a paratrooper/ranger type. His back is a hot mess. Multiple breaks and he is in pain all the time. He has been catagorized at 98% disabled.....LOL. He had also seen a ton of action in the field of war. So he is also a bit sideways but has gotten much better the last few years. My point is it is not easy to get a medical. Even when you have both clear physical issues (x-rays and surgeries while in service) along with some serious PTSD when he finally had to quit. And to be clear he wanted to stay.

So also seriously doubt he is gaming that system.

But he is clearly a huge and massive DB merely by admitting he roots for that team let along begged to be on staff.
 
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kujirakira said:
Mine was closer to a small C130... nothing as fancy shmancy as a Gulfstream.
Our primary customers were The Dudes in Africa and that triangle around Sabah, Mindanao, and Palawan... but sometimes we got sucked into these State Dept dog and ponies b/c we could go where the heavies couldn't and still appear low-profile.

I still can't get over that guy asking me for wifi while we're getting situated. We're literally peeing in gatorade bottles in the cargo hold b/c there's no lav... and he thinks there's a wifi network.
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Oh I flew the Herc for 10 years - turboprops were my life for a long time. I had an exec ask where the crew lav was so she didn’t have to use the Honey bucket lol sorry sweetheart, Welcome to the sweaty life.

The dog and pony shows with execs and their cadre was annoying. Made me miss deployments and airdrops lol
 
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knuckifyoubuck said:
That's the house Stalions bought for $485K and borrowed $502K in March 2022.. VA loan in his name with no co borrowers. You heard it here first on BuckeyePlanet last week. Something about this house isn't right, and they are retarded for not making it harder to find.

I have his home number too if you want to call Conor. :lol: I can't give out the info I obtained from the app I use for my profession but I can confirm that is infact the house. He did borrow more than the purchase price. You don't qualify for a VA loan on $55,000 and you have to show your taxes when you do this loan you're not able to provide a P n L or stated income.
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Just a thought - what if he was medically retired from USMC? Major at 6 years pulls in 7K per month which when added to 55K for being the James Bond of college football works out to someone who can afford a 2 car, 4 bed, 2 bath, home in Ann Arbor.
 
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Mike80 said:
More than a few "journalists" are really failed English majors or wannabe playwrights who can't make it.

Anything is possible at this point, but they do keep saying retired. I'm sure it'll come out eventually.
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When I was at Ohio State, the first and courses in electrical engineering were held in a large auditorium (which was half empty in that second Quarter). The third course was held in a normal classroom.

Of the many who left, almost half landed at the school of business, which was crap at the time. A surprising number of the rest transferred to the school of journalism.

I don’t understand it, I never did. But the fact is undeniable. Most journalists failed at something else

There are some I respect for all that, but a disturbing number do the job like they wish they were doing something else
 
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They really are a cult up there on Ped State level.

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Any possible statement from Stallions claiming sole responsibility and "exonerating" Harbaugh & Staff (I guess Sam Webb said something about this? according to GoBlow) should be immediately thrown out and discredited due to his clear extreme affiliation and obsession with Michigan football. Nobody who's gone to the levels he has is going to throw his heroes under the bus.
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
They can cling to the "THERES NO PROOF THAT HARBAUGH OR ANY OF THE OTHER COACHES KNEW!" crap all they want, but more logical minds, including the ones make the decisions on a punishment here, are going to laugh at that bs.
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I guess it depends on what they mean by “proof”. There’s certainly lots of evidence that Harbaugh knew. Evidence being defined as any fact that makes it more or less likely that he knew.
 
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SEREbuckeye said:
Oh I flew the Herc for 10 years - turboprops were my life for a long time. I had an exec ask where the crew lav was so she didn’t have to use the Honey bucket lol sorry sweetheart, Welcome to the sweaty life.

The dog and pony shows with execs and their cadre was annoying. Made me miss deployments and airdrops lol
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Ah, my favorite airline, Mil Stand-by. Flew home from Spangdahlem AB with some super snooper stuff coming back from the desert. Started out being a flight to McGuire, diverted in Greenland to McChord then had to wait 16 hours for the flight to continue back to McGuire and my car.
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cincibuck said:
Ah, my favorite airline, Mil Stand-by. Flew home from Spangdahlem AB with some super snooper stuff coming back from the desert. Started out being a flight to McGuire, diverted in Greenland to McChord then had to wait 16 hours for the flight to continue back to McGuire and my car.
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My dad was stationed at Spangdahlem in the early ‘60s. You may be the first person I’ve ever heard reference that base outside my dad.
 
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