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FI-RE Mul-len, clap, clap, clap-clap-clap: 2-7 in last 9 P5 games; FSU 3-8
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EJ was always going to start against Bama. Nothing is going to change that.
I'll wait and see but the bits of info I have read on AR might be that it isn't that serious...but we'll see. Supposedly they were getting him an MRI last night or this morning (can't remember which).
I would, however, like to see him play and take over against Bama, if healthy, making it blatantly obvious that he has to start from UT on.
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Good to see you again, Kev!
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1- you have to check
2-to continue the ploy that he won't be available against Bama.
Then BAM takes over the game
- Jun 24, 2014
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I heard from a friend of a friend he was spotted in a boot in Jacksonville last night
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1- you have to check
2-to continue the ploy that he won't be available against Bama.
Then BAM takes over the game
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Mullen: AR is a substandard QB. He is being evaluated..
Gatorchatter: That's not what you said! You said he was having a MRI because his hamstring was in danger. I said, 'Grave danger?' You said, 'Is there any other kind?'
Mullen: I recall what I said.
Gatorchatter: I can have it read back to you.
Mullen: I know what I said! I don't have to have it read back to me.
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Goad to be back, with my boys getting a little older I'm able to step away from them a little cause they entertain themselves at this point. Adoption is final and I have no worries anymore so I can focus more time towards the board. Hope all has been well with you the gatorchatter family.
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Mad mad respect, dude.
I know I told you this before, but there is nothing quite like doing a neglect hearing for some poor kid, which are in themsleves some of the hardest things I have ever done, then wondering what happens next. When some foster/ usually adoptive parents show up in the middle of the night with a minivan and some empty carseats, it is truly like the cavalry arriving to save the day.
No matter how you ended up adopting, big respect.
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Went through the fostering system to get them. Wife and I wanted a baby and was laughed by the adoption center when we went in to adopt. Lady laughed and said the likelihood of getting a baby was slim to none. Told us our best chance was to foster in hopes to adopt.
Did all the classes in 2018 towards the beginning of the year and got a call on Christmas day to foster a set of twins that were in the nicu, two boys struggling with withdraws and 6 weeks early. Immediately said yes and we started the process. They came home 3 weeks after being born.
It was a long stressful process of getting them adopted because we'd have a court date and the parents wouldn't show up and the judge kept giving them opportunities. Then they'd show up because of being in jail from getting arrested and plead with the judge they wanted a case plan. Judge did thus off and on for 16 months even though they wouldn't show up for anything. Eventually we were given the if they don't show up for court the next time we will move forward with termination. On June 16th we finalized everything and the worries immediately went away.
Fostering is a very stressful process because even on termination day a family member could show up to court and they would take the child from you and place them with family. I'm thankful it didn't happen to us. I love those boys more than anything in the world and from the moment I heald them I thought of them as my own.
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No words…Went through the fostering system to get them. Wife and I wanted a baby and was laughed by the adoption center when we went in to adopt. Lady laughed and said the likelihood of getting a baby was slim to none. Told us our best chance was to foster in hopes to adopt.
Did all the classes in 2018 towards the beginning of the year and got a call on Christmas day to foster a set of twins that were in the nicu, two boys struggling with withdraws and 6 weeks early. Immediately said yes and we started the process. They came home 3 weeks after being born.
It was a long stressful process of getting them adopted because we'd have a court date and the parents wouldn't show up and the judge kept giving them opportunities. Then they'd show up because of being in jail from getting arrested and plead with the judge they wanted a case plan. Judge did thus off and on for 16 months even though they wouldn't show up for anything. Eventually we were given the if they don't show up for court the next time we will move forward with termination. On June 16th we finalized everything and the worries immediately went away.
Fostering is a very stressful process because even on termination day a family member could show up to court and they would take the child from you and place them with family. I'm thankful it didn't happen to us. I love those boys more than anything in the world and from the moment I heald them I thought of them as my own.
I can hardly type this.
Thank you for posting those pictures.
My God, what amazing blessings from God.
I have no words.
You and your wife are amazing people.
Wow.
