detective barnaby

Yes: the people who sell Nerium skin cream

If I was making a point, it would be that you were grossly wrong after months of calling others idiots for not accepting your argument as omniscient. Now you look like the idiot and the board has full rights to plaster your support and dispersion of patently false facts all over the place as a response, regardless of the future arguments you make. Blaming being wrong on anyone other than yourself (especially since you regard yourself as some sort of pseudo expert speaking from a higher place) is a cowardly cop out.

I'm awaiting your response asking me for links to posts that support the generation of my above stated "point." :lol:

sex on the breach brah. all day and all night.

So 38 million in oysters outweighs the billions in increased flooding from wetland losses that will continue to occur if nothing is done...sounds like a bad trade off.

Also , Mother Nature will make the call to the oysterman in the next several decades when all the current marsh around their grounds is gone. Seems like a false assumption that their ground won't go the same route as the rest of the coast on the current trajectory.

I'm going to play devils advocate and come off like an a-hole, but...

Why are any fisherman owed the right to harvest from a certain location ( in this case shell beach)? Nowhere in America is anyone owed the right to work where they want. If I want to keep my job, I have to geographically follow the work or lose my job. Why are fisherman different?

Diversions will no doubt rearrange where things are harvested, but why can't fisherman follow the harvest? Besides the last few generations, that's how Louisiana seafood has been harvested for hundreds if not thousands of years: as the river shifted the landscape, the people shifted as well.

Well, his average weekend does sound like it includes more sexing than yours

What if St. George proponents said OK BR, y'all get the mall of LA...would the proposal be acceptable? If those people found some sort of revenue neutral proposal for both sides what would the opinions be?

I've been to the red camp 2 "doors" down to the southwest. It's the only island in that view. Was beautiful out there. I believe it's been largely abandoned (at least by the part owner I know).

i live in the proposed area and am undecided.

the biggest things that upset me about the whole ordeal are:

A) you have a community crying out for better education and the leaders' response has basically been a collective "frick off" through their words an actions. The whole incorporation effort is like a teenager emotionally lashing out...the emotions are genuine, the methodology may not be the best conceived. The parish government, instead of being the bigger man/parent figure trying to truly address issues and throw the teenager a few bones to make it feel important, has instead chosen to scream back and lowered themselves potentially beyond that of the teenager.

B) the "better together" baton rouge crowd who would rather sink the entire titanic without letting any lifeboats (in the form of better education initiatives and alternatives) go and seek calmer waters screaming racism and income inequality all the way.

I suspect the trend outlined in the paper a few days ago will continue: more people leaving for several neighboring parishes than arriving from them. People have seen school system reforms work on a small scale in neighboring EBR parish entities, and on a larger scale down I-10 in NO through the charter revolution. No solution is perfect silver bullet, but simply seeing surrounding areas trying new things has rendered EBRs bullshite unacceptable.

I am about to have my first kid and if still living in BR in a few years either plan to move to one of the other neighboring school districts or take the private school path...not leaving my kids chances of getting into an acceptable school up to lotteries.

they need to rebuild their fortifications and not model them on Les Miserables this time. i am thinking something you could set ablaze in retreat next time.

Lately I've had family members bombarded through social media and their friends selling Limu magical drink, Pampered Chef magical kitchen tools, and Nerium magical skin lotion.

It's ridiculous how many soccer moms and granny's get sucked into buying this stuff from people who I aggregate into the category of worthless salesman (car salesman, most realtors, primerica financial shite etc.)