@Henry posted:You need to literally link it. It's not for our sake, it's for the writer's sake. Wikipedia not exactly a big deal but if you aren't linking Packer writers, etc. it can cause a problem for the board.
Some "journalists" crib the shit out of other sources, it's a fucking industry, but big brains think about the effort of the writer and the credit due.
You are right
@YATittle posted:Speaking of autographs a student gave me this. A Jared Abbrederis signed card. We should have an X4 contest and I could give it away.
I bet he/she got an A+
Why do I have this suspicion that Y.A. is assigned to 7 periods of study hall?
@Pikes Peak posted:I bet he/she they got an A+
@YATittle posted:Speaking of autographs a student gave me this. A Jared Abbrederis signed card. We should have an X4 contest and I could give it away.
That is the saddest thing anybody ever posted at X4.
And it's signed by Brett Favre's brother.
At Mississippi’s current monthly benefit level, a single mother would need to stay on Temporary Assistance for 345 years to receive as much in welfare funds as Brett Favre did. https://t.co/4GzxdPUg9I
— Shawn Fremstad (@ShawnFremstad) October 13, 2021
I'm worried that welfare prevented Brett Favre from getting a real job https://t.co/q4as9t4Inl
— dylan matthews (@dylanmatt) October 13, 2021
The Mississippi auditor says retired NFL player Brett Favre has repaid the welfare money he accepted for scheduled speeches where he didn't show up.
Auditor Shad White says Favre paid $600,000 this week. The former Green Bay Packers quarterback still owes $228,000 in interest.
White says the attorney general could sue Favre if that’s not paid by mid-November.
Favre received $1.1 million and repaid the first $500,000 in May 2020.
He said he did not know the money came from welfare funds. Favre is not facing criminal charges.
A former Mississippi Department of Human Services director and others are charged in one of the state's largest embezzlement cases.
