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Saints fans will be yelling “The greens don’t match!”
I can tell you that this Mississippian will not be working at 65.
They pay quite handsomely for those "articles."
When I was in school, we called it stress. Nowadays these kids need a mental health therapist and a couple days off.

re: Pirates promote Konnor Griffin

Posted by GCTigahs on 4/2/26 at 11:03 am to
That was a quick stop in AAA. Guess 7 hits in 5 games will do that for the top prospect in the league.
I have a magnetic mount in my truck and it works fine for my little 380 but if I put a full size 9m on it, the gun does not stay on the magnet on bumpy terrain.
Ella looks like she could play Sissy in an Urban Cowboy remake. And I mean that in a good way.

re: Which Pellet Grill to buy?

Posted by GCTigahs on 3/11/26 at 3:20 pm to
In the same boat. Been researching for about 6 months now. In the same 1k ballpark, give or take. I'm down to the Recteq, Camp Chef, or Searwood. I'm leaning Searwood right now really due to it's versatility and Weber's accessories.
It should be $100. Why not $100/hr? I mean, who can live off $30/hr in NYC. :rolleyes:

re: Season ticket renewals

Posted by GCTigahs on 2/19/26 at 4:16 pm to
+1 on that leg room. Fortunately my seats were on the aisle.

re: Season ticket renewals

Posted by GCTigahs on 2/19/26 at 3:57 pm to
I was in 325 for about 15yrs. I love that endzone view and the ease of restroom and concession use.
Yep, years ago my goal was to buy the smallest house in the most expensive neighborhood I could afford. For the most part, this equates to higher home appreciation and better neighbors.
I have a neighbor with a couple river birch trees that are really nice and have not outgrown his yard over the last 15yrs.

Little Gem Magnolia or Teddy Bear Magnolia in a pine straw bed in line with the window and midway to the street would look good.
I take every neck roast from every deer killed at my camp. Other guys don’t want to deal with it. But after I clean it up and debone, I’m typically left with about 5lbs of meat that I put in the crockpot and use the MS pot roast recipe and serve it on some pistolettes with shredded lettuce and tomatoes. Can’t even tell it’s actually deer meat and usually get 2-3 meals out of it. You could always add potatoes and carrots for more of a stew but either way it’s a good meal.
If your cameras are over feed, they’ve been more worried about breeding does than eating. Now it’s time to eat.
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Passed on buying a lot at Rosemary Beach when there was nothing there but sand


Not me but a guy I know had a chance to buy 10 lots on Ono Island in the 80's for 90k total. He said he didn't have the money at the time so he bought his one lot and built a house.
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thats why we have 235lb 8 points with 4' backstraps


You should see the 115lb basket rack 10pt I killed at a South MS WMA a few yrs back. Supposedly the state transplanted deer from Mexico back in the day and some old timers swear the genes still run in the deer today.
I was betting that Elon owned Lemonade Insurance.