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Reading through all these responses makes me realize I was not alone with my experiences growing up.

My dad graduated from LSU in the early 70s. I was born in 1976 and by 1981 was a full-fledge tiger fanatic. I listen to every game on the radio with my dad when it wasn’t on TV.

My grandfather (Dad’s Dad) went to Tulane and all of my uncles were diehard fans and were balls deep in the greenbackers or whatever that lame group was called.

5-year old me was not emotionally equipped to deal with the torment my uncles put me through when LSU would lose a game, much less when they lost to Tulane in 1981.

I have zero problems rooting for Tulane to loose every game.

Tuck Fulane.

3. A Nightmare on Elm Street

1. The Shining

2. Alien

1. Jaws

LSU Bars in Ocean Springs MS

Posted by blade brown on 12/25/25 at 11:44 pm
Mrs. Brown and I are spending a few nights in Ocean Springs. Any recommendations on where to watch the game??
Weezer

That Waitresses song is in my Christmas playlist! Really good one. I’ll link a few more.
It sounds like it could be The Weeknd “Save Your Tears”, but it’s a little fast and doesn’t play the melody…so I don’t know.

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Rick Beato - What makes this song great

This is a really good breakdown of the song. IMO, one of the the greatest songs ever written. My favorite part is the last verse….

“Operator, well, let's forget about this call
There's no one there I really wanted to talk to
Thank you for your time
Oh, you've been so much more than kind
You can keep the dime”

It’s my favorite not just because what he says, but what he doesn’t say. That verse doesn’t follow the same pattern as the other verses. The last line stops short and lets the song breathe. Freakin’ hits me EVERY time!
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Aside from a "hey, I bought X amount of X to make for dinner, please don't eat that" general deals, no. Everything is communal here. And we pretty regularly buy shite that we know the other likes when out shopping.

This is the way

re: The Croods

Posted by blade brown on 5/23/25 at 7:07 am to
Agreed. When mine were little they loved yelling “sleep pile!!!”, jump on top of me, and we’d pretend to fall asleep.

Enjoy it. They’ll eventually grow up and crush you if they try it.
Ha!!!! I was trying to pinpoint who he reminded me of…and it hit me, Hogsqueal from The Spiderwick Chronicles, which was voiced by nine other than Seth Rogan.
Agreed. He always seems to have those big-league type at bats. He’s a hard out and only going to get better with more experience.
Praise Da Lard Crackling in Woodville, MS
IMO she got that crazy eye look. Been there, done that. Thanks, but no thanks.

re: Favorite piano scenes in movies

Posted by blade brown on 11/29/24 at 9:46 pm to
I love the Piano Duel in “The Legend of 1900”. It’s broken into multiple videos on YouTube.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3 (sorry….terrible quality)

Hey Travel Board! Me and Mrs. Brown are spending a few nights in St. Francisville between Christmas and New Year’s. It’s a bit of a tradition. Every Christmas we go somewhere we’ve never been to relax and take in the culture/sights.

I did some research and it seems like a nice, quaint little town. Anything we should definitely do?? Avoid/not do??

Looking for some recommendations as far as restaurants!! We like doing local brewery’s if they have any…but I didn’t see anything online. Nature watching is nice…but it might be cold. Mostly low-key kinda stuff.

Sorry if this goes against board rules. I don’t frequent often…but I prob should.
TD, this is real. We absolutely cannot have a nickname that uses a derogatory slur such as “h****y”. It’s racist and eff all you people who thinks it’s funny.

Why don’t we just settle on something that isn’t offensive to so many??

I’m thinking “Cracker Backer”.
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Matt Mitchell’s a funny guy!