Indiana

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Hi, my name is Jack, and I'm from Newburgh, Indiana, and my wow in the world is that the Shinkansen train from Japan can go up to 200 miles per hour.

Isn't that bonkerballs? Say hi to Dennis and Reggie for me.

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She said, you know, sh- she said in some setting, I forget what the order was, that there was a like, she was begi- it was clear that she, there was, she was taking very seriously the plaintiff's arguments by then.

And l- about a week later, there's a flurry of activity, and the government and Florida s-settle their case in the Northern District, the DHS in Florida, uh, together with three new states that join in, Ohio, Indiana, and, uh, Iowa.

And, uh, there's a consent decree that says, "Yes, we can have modified SAVE." There's no analysis of modified SAVE or the Social Security statute.

Social Security isn't even a, a, a party.

My plans were all set.

My plans were Winona Lake, Indiana, Grace Theological Seminary.

All the plans were made, went up, been accepted, paid my fees, found housing.

Those were my plans.

Hmm

... like John Mellencamp from Indiana.

What do you call about soda songs?

We use the word in the same way in British English, I'll tell you that.

Th- these are incredibly Islamophobic statements.

Beyond that, Asma felt her own home state, Indiana, had grown more Islamophobic since she grew up there.

I think it's certainly true it's become worse among some, but maybe it has less rhetorical power than it used to among others.

Many have pointed out that it's plainly ridiculous that New York Mayor Zahn Mamdani would, for example, instate Sharia law in New York.

My wife and I met at Western Michigan University.

She's from Gary, Indiana, another city that went through it all.

We met in the middle, and I had a dream.

How old were you? 'Cause you just celebrated your 37th-

You know what I'm saying?

With Indiana, yeah.

Sure, Mark-

Pack, I gotta ask for your opinion on some of the stuff that LSU has been doing, because we were talking about this a couple weeks ago, where they're trying to bring in a couple of these guys that were on NFL preseason rosters, and they did not make teams, and then they're saying that they still have college eligibility yet.

And it's a country song.

I heard your band describe Indiana as cornfield breakdowns.

Yeah.

It's very normal that aside from you, DJ, it's very common for people in your area to grow up on country.

love Chris Garza, bro.

Here you go, bro.

Indiana's fucking

sick.

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