Favorite team:LSU 
Location:baton rouge/indy
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Interests:football, women, fishing, eating
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Number of Posts:9854
Registered on:10/18/2004
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I’m talking deli style dogs like you get up north or on the east coast. Not Nathan’s or Hebrew National. Most of the groceries I’ve checked carry the usual suspects. ...
[quote]Nosferatu[/quote] Not to hijack your topic, but I hadn't heard about this one until you mentioned it. I love a vampire movie, and I imagine Bill Skarsgard and Willem Dafoe will make it a good one....
I’ve got one for the experts here; on uneven ground, build a fence that is perfectly level and has large gaps on the ground, or build it to the flow of the land? ...
[quote]pictured Billy Zane as Mitch Rapp when I read the novels[/quote] Holy cow, that is spot on. ...
RIP to the fallen. And also RIP to those that made it home and then took their own lives. I’d have never believed you if you had told me more guys I served with would commit suicide than were killed in battle, I’d have never believed you. ...
What do yall recommend for a spot to hang out for the afternoon, drink beer/cocktails, eat, before a concert on a Friday? Some place with oysters would be great. ...
It’s pretty much universally loved. I’m not a gamer and I absolutely loved it. Thought they did a fantastic job. ...

re: Mustard Algae in Pool

Posted by indytiger on 5/21/24 at 10:36 pm
I haven’t had mustard algae since I started the trouble free pool method I did have it bad before that though. And I used a yellow algaeicde with the ingredient sodium bromide that worked good. They sell several yellow algae chemicals at the pool store but the one with sodium bromide worked. ...
There's a country diner in Carrierre, MS called Sherral's. They do a lunch buffet which is great, and on days they have catfish, it is some of my favorite. You can also order off the menu if buffets aren't your thing....
Others have asked, and you never responded, what are the details of the domestic violence arrest? ...

re: Gardenias Dying

Posted by indytiger on 5/18/24 at 11:50 pm
I lost a big one last year. We've got probably 20 on our property and have no clue why this one decided to croak. A month or 2 ago they all got some yellow leaves, so I gave them a dose of iron and some osmocote and they all look great now. ...
I like the Steak N Shake smashing method. Use a spatula and a big fork or other utensil to push it down. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flP2cUop5dw[/embed]...
[quote]Makes sense. I think UF is designed primarily for direct bury. If you do conduit, you would want to use a standard wet rated conductor like XHHW-2 or THWN-2.[/quote] The OP said he'd be running UF underground, but then running it up his walls in conduit, which I was trying to warn him woul...

re: The Three Musketeers; Milady

Posted by indytiger on 5/16/24 at 4:31 pm
[quote]Is there a reason you suggest this?[/quote] The dubbed voices just don't sound right. I guess its personal preference, but for me hearing the natural french and reading it greatly improved the experience....
I'm no electrical expert, but one thing I know is pulling UF cable through conduit is a BITCH...
[quote]My grandmother believed that's what golf balls were for. She'd keep a golf ball or two in the nest boxes of her chicken coop. The snakes would be so into devouring the eggs that they'd take the ball without notice. I once found a dead chicken snake with what looked like four golf balls in it....
[quote]Walleye fresh out of that clear, cold water[/quote] Can't believe you're the only one to say Walleye...

The Three Musketeers; Milady

Posted by indytiger on 5/15/24 at 11:01 pm
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yabK4mXg7ws[/embed] This is the 2nd part, following The Three Musketeers; D'artagnan which came to streaming months ago. I can't believe nobody is talking about either of them. I watched Milady a few nights ago and was blown away. The acting, cinematograp...