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I expect a stock market crash soon, a slight rebound and then an even bigger crash. Two years ago I already moved all my mutual funds to bonds just before the crash when Covid started and oil went up, maybe a day late on that actually. So I had mostly bonds already but all mutual funds I was investing in for the last two years I set up late last night and moved all to bonds and all future investments to bonds. Then I just found this article when I googled "stock market bubble" https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/warren-buffett-indicator-211-percent-stock-market-bubble-asset-crash-2022-1

The bodies were discovered at 3:40 pm. Detectives located Nick Reiner at 9:15 pm.

Exactly!

How about Cologne? I stopped buying/wearing cologne when I saw the price tripled.

I'm disgusted by Trump's comment.

Rob Reiner spoke at our high school, must have been about 1990 or maybe '91. He talked about Fred Savage and how great a young actor he was at the time. Fred Savage was cast in The Princess Bride by Rob Reiner who also directed the film. One of my favorite movies.

The two brothers are Isaac and Ishmael, sons of Abraham, who are foundational figures in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (the Abrahamic faiths); Isaac, son of Sarah, is the ancestor of Israelites (Judaism/Christianity), while Ishmael, son of Hagar, is the ancestor of Arabs and a prophet in Islam, with both stories highlighting Abraham's covenant and God's blessings. Isaac and Ishmael, Abraham's sons, had a strained relationship, primarily initiated by Ishmael (older) "mocking" or "persecuting" toddler Isaac, leading Sarah to demand their expulsion; they later reunited briefly to bury their father, Abraham, with scripture sparse on their interactions, but traditions highlight their differing paths—Ishmael representing human effort (wild, free) and Isaac the promised blessing (faith, covenant), symbolizing ongoing spiritual contrasts between different spiritual paths. God designated Isaac as the heir for His covenant, leading to a complex situation where Abraham eventually sent Ishmael and his mother Hagar away, though God promised to make Ishmael a great nation too, showing divine favor for both lines, but a unique path for Isaac. Abraham's distress over banishing Ishmael shows his love for him, but his obedience to God's command to focus on Isaac for the covenant's continuation highlights a divine preference for Isaac's lineage.

I'm just going to say everything from Pink Floyd is Top 10 plus. Everything else focking sucks.

Lakers vs Kings no Luka, no Lebron no problem Austin Reeves 51 points 11 rebounds 9 assists Rui 18 points Ayton 22 points 15 rebounds Jake LaRavia 11 6 and 5 Lakers win 127 to 120

Nebraska defeated Creighton 71-50 Nebraska ranked #23 in AP Poll Nebraska defeats Wisconsin 90-30 Nebraska 10 wins, 0 losses I'm really liking this season so far. It will be fun to see how they do as the competition gets better and better as they navigate the B1G Ten schedule.

This is a Netflix original animated movie available streaming exclusively on Netflix. I watched the trailer, it does look good. I don't have Netflix though unfortunately. Thanks for the recommendation.

I was just researching Christmas movies because I got to thinking about it and there is a severe lack of good Christmas movies, especially in the last 15 to 20 years. Amazing to me that there is not enough creativity to at least create one good Christmas movie each year and one all time great Christmas movie every 3 to 5 years.

Last night I watched Home Alone. The other day I watched the end of Die Hard.

It feels good

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I probably missed seeing it. If there's an opening next year, please let me know.

College Football Playofs Full Playoff Schedule: https://collegefootballplayoff.com/news/2025/12/7/cfp-rankings.aspx Alabama in Miami in Notre Dame out

Creighton at Nebraska 4:00 pm central time today on FS1.

Don't you think the Professor's assignment was completely pro LGBTQ and a Left/Liberal position from the get go?