Imagine tRant if LSU did this. The entire board might implode.

Toughest opponent (on paper) for senior night since when?

I'm putting one of the 1 gallon kits on my family Christmas wish list and if I don't get it for Christmas, I planned on getting one just to try because it seems like fun and one of my favorite breweries has a beer on their website that I can make at home. Has anyone ever tried out this company for 1 or 5 gallon brews? I plan on storing it in a 128 oz mini keg that I got for nitro brew coffee but will replace the tap with one that is compatible to work with a CO2 tank. I don't feel like I can get too serious about this type of project as it's pretty hard to have expensive hobbies (i.e. upgrading to massive brewing kits that costs a several hundred dollars) but for a $50 entry point in the 1 gallon starter kit, I don't think it would hurt to give this a shot. The goal would be to eventually experiment and make some tropical/hazy IPAs, porters, and stouts.

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Submitted at 7pm CT per conference rules. Someone posted on Twitter he has an ab tear and would be out for an extended period of time. Highly doubt he is listed as Questionable with that type of injury unless he gets downgraded to Out 90 minutes before the game.

Figured we can spin off the NHL thread and have a mod eventually anchor this to the bottom of MSB.

Season already underway and the Zydeco have dropped 4 in a row after opening the season with a W. They'll split up a home/away series between Biloxi on Friday and Saturday this weekend before a 2 week break.

I know the team/lease/whatever contract they have is supposed to end after this year, so hopefully enough fan/financial support can give us at least a 2026-2027 season (unless this has changed.)

EDIT: it appears he was a frequent member at BRCC

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Ju'Juan Johnson holding his hands up waiting for the snap, lined almost directly behind the center, with Nuss doing the cadence

Coaching and execution are pure garbage

I have a Nissan with a CVT and it runs fine, but we are hitting close to 150k miles and I know the transmissions are generally a ticking time bomb. It has never had transmission service done and I am wondering if I need to do a fluid change or flush. I am reading online that a flush may do more harm than good, which sounds strange to me considering that the fluid change is less invasive of a cleaning job than a flush. Can someone explain to me what would be the best course of action for me and if it would be better to go to the dealership or a transmission service location? It's about $250 for service work at the dealership but I have not confirmed if it is a flush or change service.

Would it be a bad idea to get a pallet of St. Aug in BR within the next two weeks? We are considering updating some of our backyard before winter and I'm not sure if the window to lay it down is closed or not.

Also, if this is something we should do, best place to get St. Aug from in BR? I see Home Depot sells for $600/pallet (~500 sq feet) with free delivery.