re: Oregon laws concerning Cliff Harris incident

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Pretending to be grammar patrol on a chat board is kinda cheesy by the way.

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When you come on a message board with a smarter than thou attitude and make degrading remarks about an entire region you are not going to get any slack your way...

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How do you know he was not driving perfectly straight? I road with my parents when I was a kid in Montana and they even went faster then Cliffy and I never felt endangered. I also road with my other relatives, even one uncle who was a mechanic and he had the hottest supped up car and I never felt endangered or saw him drive wreckless. And all the they were complying with Montana laws. No law was broke. Hmmm, go figure. But if we took the same car, at the same day to LA, that would be endangerment. Hmmm, something doesn't seem right.

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You are so f'ing stupid. Everyone, please just let this kid write whatever he wants. He is obviously right off the tart cart (aka the short bus). Leave him alone. He needs this to feel like a masculine man. You are right, Ducks, you are right. Now go ride your moto cross bike off a cliff...go on.

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I road [sic] with my parents when I was a kid in Montana and they even went faster then Cliffy and I never felt endangered.

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I'll give you this, Quackers, the boys on here are making WAY too much out of the whole 100+ mph thing.

I agree, especially out west, 100+ mph really isn't that big of a deal.

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Yes because here 70MPH is the law on Intrastate Highways.

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Not on 49 between Opelousas and Shreveport - it's 75.

I think some parts of Montana are back to having no posted limits on the highways.

It IS different out west.

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Do we even have to go there? Come on... The whole SEC is Corrupt staring with your Comish who rigs Officiating for teams they want to win in the SEC. And then top to bottom in the SEC except maybe Vandy is corrupt as hell. Do you really want me to start dragging out LSU stuff? Come on, do you really want me to? I did not think so.

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Yes I would be interested to see what you post since LSU and Vandy have never had their football teams on probation...

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and Cliffy went by by hoping back in the car.

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with no license, he drove away?

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And then top to bottom in the SEC except maybe Vandy is corrupt as hell. Do you really want me to start dragging out LSU stuff?

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You're just talking out of your fourth point of contact now - LSU is run as clean as a big program can be. Compared to stuff that has been proven at USC and the allegations around Oregon right now (and for that matter, the scandals at Auburn and Ohio State) - LSU might as well BE Vandy, for compliance purposes.

LSU has boosters around the program who will test the boundaries, as does any big-time program. Our compliance department is aggressive, effective and I refuse to let our program be slimed with the same $hit that's rightfully being thrown at Auburn.

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It's pretty obvious that he's just trolling now. You may as well stop feeding him.

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I tend to agree.

How cool would it be to get this final score (just so we can use this image)?

It's mostly suburbia in this area. There's restaurants all over the place along 183. Pappadeaux's near Central actually makes some decent seafood and other Louisiana fare (I'd say it's comparable to a Copeland's). If you want a decent steak you've got Texas Land and Cattle (if you can stand the country music). Or if you just want some scantily clad waitresses there's always Twin Peaks. The bar scene isn't great, but there are a few options. Boomerjacks and Duke's are right next to each other and usually pretty busy (if you want to chase some tail). Right across the highway is Big Shots (they do live music-nothing too grand, usually cover bands) and a Buffalo Wild Wings with TVs all over the place. The nice thing about the area is that the highways allow you to get to north Dallas, downtown Dallas, or downtown Fort Worth (areas with more entertainment) in 15 to 20 minutes. Also, Louisiana folk might like popping up 121 into Grapevine to do some shopping at Bass Pro Shops outdoor world (freaking huge). The best route to the stadium is to take 183 over to Industrial and head south. The speed limit gets up to 55 or 60 as you go through the no man's land near the river. Industrial then becomes Collins, which runs right next to the stadium. Expect traffic to suck. Let me know if there's something more specific that you'd like to know about.