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Catbone said:
NSIAP

These programs have had the most decommits since 2012

Tennessee at #2
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We do have quite a few, but we also changed coaches twice in that period. Would be interested to see numbers adjusted for HC changes. I believe we'd still have quite a few, but not #2 either.

Clemson an outlier as usual. Hate Dabo, but he has perfected the cult program methodology.
 
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bignewt said:
Yes because I advocated for its legality I must be stoned 24/7. I've probably passed more drug tests than most of you.
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So when I was in college, I applied for a job with 7/11 for a night clerk position. Had to do a drug test and a lie detector test.
Nothing found on drug screen.
I failed the lie detector test after admitting to having smoked marijuana. The guy verbally jumped me when I said that I no longer smoked anything (can set off my asthma), so kinda pissed me off which altered the testing results that imply that I was lying.

The guy that got the location and shift that I wanted was shot and killed in a robbery less than a week after getting the job. Therefore, I am thankful that marijuana saved my life...
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InVOLuntary said:
My point in posting that was to show that drug abuse has a much wider path of destruction than what some realize. Someone abusing drugs isn't just hurting themselves.
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Not one dang law, or imprisonment stopped the guy though...and it never will. The only thing that will stop that vicious cycle is change from within.
 
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VolsDoc81TX said:
So when I was in college, I applied for a job with 7/11 for a night clerk position. Had to do a drug test and a lie detector test.
Nothing found on drug screen.
I failed the lie detector test after admitting to having smoked marijuana. The guy verbally jumped me when I said that I no longer smoked anything (can set off my asthma), so kinda pissed me off which altered the testing results that imply that I was lying.

The guy that got the location and shift that I wanted was shot and killed in a robbery less than a week after getting the job. Therefore, I am thankful that marijuana saved my life...
😳🤔
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A polygraph to work at 7/11 is insanity.
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Not one dang law, or imprisonment stopped the guy though...and it never will. The only thing that will stop that vicious cycle is change from within.
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I agree I spent 12 years addicted to meth not only using but cooking it too. I was in and out of jail spent 23 months in what was at the time the most successful in patient rehab in the world with an 80% success rate but the whole time I was there all I thought about was getting out and doing it better the next time and the day after I completed the program I was cooking dope again because I hadn't change ME. I ended up in jail again for awhile this time and after a bit of time I began to change .I spent time reading the Bible and my life began to change. When I got out in 2012 I took Jesus with me instead of leaving him at the jail house door. The change that took place in my life is nothing short of a miracle. I was blessed to be able to start going in and singing and sharing my testimony at the same jail I had been for so long and it all started when I made up my mind that I had had enough and was determined to never go back to that lifestyle again. I was raised my whole younger life in church a knew what was right and like the prodigal son I finally came home.
 
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bullet20 said:
I agree I spent 12 years addicted to meth not only using but cooking it too. I was in and out of jail spent 23 months in what was at the time the most successful in patient rehab in the world with an 80% success rate but the whole time I was there all I thought about was getting out and doing it better the next time and the day after I completed the program I was cooking dope again because I hadn't change ME. I ended up in jail again for awhile this time and after a bit of time I began to change .I spent time reading the Bible and my life began to change. When I got out in 2012 I took Jesus with me instead of leaving him at the jail house door. The change that took place in my life is nothing short of a miracle. I was blessed to be able to start going in and singing and sharing my testimony at the same jail I had been for so long and it all started when I made up my mind that I had had enough and was determined to never go back to that lifestyle again. I was raised my whole younger life in church a knew what was right and like the prodigal son I finally came home.
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Proud of you, brother, and thank your for your witness. He is THE answer to all life's issues.
 
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To buy or not to buy. I had no idea this exact hat was for sale.

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1 Bill Dance T Cap (Can Autograph)
 
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VolsDoc81TX said:
The auction to play golf with Peyton is already crazy. I thought that it was one of the raffle type, but it was already in the 10s of thousands of dollars...just wild.
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The only people who are gonna get to experience these challenges are people with deep pockets. It's kinda sad but it is what it is. I hope they raise tons of money to feed the world but it's not gonna be my money.
 
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