Coaching Openings
- By Hwkfn1
- General Football Forum
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I'll get it started this year. What schools will be looking for a new head coach?
... is to load this up (when they're ready to tug it out to to its final resting place) with all the most heinous, repeat/unredeemable prisoners in our prisons on death row (or not yet) and let the Navy & Air Force use it for target practice. Wouldn't that make a REALLY great reef if it is already stocked with fresh meat? Would like to require the 'less deadly' prisoners, people in jail, or whoever else wants to, watch what their future is should they continue down the path. THEN... since we now have 1/2 empty prisons everywhere, sent all of the remaining ones to the most secure prisons. NOW we have a lot of empty prisons that are already set up to house & feed people (and entertain, workout facilities, etc...)... it's a built in spot for the disabled, elderly, or others who truly need a hand up. Even the street rats (formerly know as 'homeless') get to come in for a short period of time to get their act together and/or they get a ticket on the next ship leaving port for another reef. I know... it's a perfect, beautiful plan! Follow me @derek_tiger for more ideas to clean up our culture... Bon Voyage SS United States The SS United States, a historic 990-foot ocean liner, has begun its final journey from Philadelphia to become the world's largest artificial reef off Florida's Gulf Coast. Tugboats are guiding the largest passenger ship built in America, nicknamed "the Big U," to Mobile, Alabama, where the crew will remove hazardous materials, including fuel. The process will take at least a year. The ship—more than 100 feet longer than the Titanic—will then continue its journey before resting roughly 180 feet underwater and 20 miles off the coast of Okaloosa County, Florida. The ship will sit upright on the seafloor, becoming a habitat for marine life. The voyage follows a legal battle and decades of decay while the vessel has been anchored in Philadelphia since 1996. The SS United States ferried four US presidents and hosted numerous celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, and Grace Kelly. It set transatlantic speed records and completed roughly 800 crossings until its retirement in 1969 as air travel took off. See its history here. Explore the ship here (w/video). <iframe width="1259" height="708" src=" Login to view embedded media " title="Exploring Inside the SS United States - The Final Ship Tour 2025" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> |