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Cowboyfan89
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re: 2026 MLB All-Star Game / Tue, 14 July @ 7pm on FOX game in Philly
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/14/26 at 7:19 pm to OU Guy
So this the 96th All Star game.
The first one was played in 1933.
Can someone explain that math to me? Did they play 2 a couple of years or something? :lol:
The first one was played in 1933.
Can someone explain that math to me? Did they play 2 a couple of years or something? :lol:
re: I apparently have to go to court for speeding in a school zone. 40 in 25.
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/8/26 at 1:28 pm to 2Dueces
While they probably didn't explain it, I'm sure the fact that the court date is mandatory has something to do with the fact that he was 15 over.
re: I apparently have to go to court for speeding in a school zone. 40 in 25.
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/8/26 at 11:04 am to SlowFlowPro
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I would definitely bring up when you were speeding, b/c school is out an they may just not want to deal with it. They may offer an NPC, which is dismissal for court costs.
So a state trooper pulled someone over in a school zone without knowing school wasn't in session?
I mean, it definitely seems like something you could get out of if that's the case, but that trooper ought to get reprimanded. That's ridiculous.
re: FIFA reviewing Balogun challenge…..for possible extended suspension
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/2/26 at 6:15 pm to magildachunks
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I've seen a real conspiracy against a team by the governing organization.
:rotflmao:
re: Playoff Bracket for Worst Fans in College Football is set
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/2/26 at 1:08 pm to ragincajun03
Indiana makes this bracket a complete farce.
No one outside of Louisiana cares about ULL...I'd say this guy should stick to his day job, but I think he needs to find a new one...:lol:
No one outside of Louisiana cares about ULL...I'd say this guy should stick to his day job, but I think he needs to find a new one...:lol:
re: New LWFC member
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/1/26 at 5:12 pm to Shexter
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Lowrie, a lifelong resident of Bossier Parish, is co-owner of Acadiana Mortgage of Louisiana Inc. and Acadiana Farms, where he actively operates a crawfish farm.
So either this ole boy is confused om his Louisiana geography/history, or he's one of those absentee operators.
Because Bossier Parish ain't in Acadiana...:lol:
Immediately skeptical of him if he was involved with Goins. Gonna have the LWFC discussing and supporting meaningless NOIs that won't go anywhere because the feds control waterfowl regs.
re: Anyone have an icebox?
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 7/1/26 at 8:43 am to CAD703X
My wife and--because of her--my kids call it an icebox.
Every damn time my response is "this isn't the 1930s, its a refrigerator".
Every damn time my response is "this isn't the 1930s, its a refrigerator".
re: Coyotes - new research prove what many said - gulf coast - red wolf genes
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 6/30/26 at 5:47 pm to choupiquesushi
Yeah, as others have said, I don't know what they are "proving" that wasn't already known. The whole reason they captured the last remaining ones and moved them to North Carolina is because of the coyote and crossbreeding. The entire gene pool of the red wolf was being erased essentially. Now the population is 80 or so individuals in NC.
There are still people that believe the red wolf wasn't a unique species at all, that it was simply a cross between another wolf species and a coyote. Part of the argument is their readiness to breed with coyotes.
I studied the literature on them quite a bit in college. I've always been fascinated at the fauna that used to occur here: red wolves, bison, elk, jaguar.
Way back in the day, we even had Mastodons and American lions.
There are still people that believe the red wolf wasn't a unique species at all, that it was simply a cross between another wolf species and a coyote. Part of the argument is their readiness to breed with coyotes.
I studied the literature on them quite a bit in college. I've always been fascinated at the fauna that used to occur here: red wolves, bison, elk, jaguar.
Way back in the day, we even had Mastodons and American lions.
re: Are voters sending Landry a message?
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/17/26 at 7:54 am to Jake88
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No. This state is loaded with dim bulbs on both sides who can't comprehend the amendments and don't bother to put in the work to research the pros and cons. As a result they vote a blanket "No."
You will see many on this board who proudly post that they vote "No" on all amendments.
Could also be that people vote "no" because its absolutely asinine how many times we amend our state constitution.
I'm sure thats a minority, but why the hell does the state constitution have to be amended to address teacher salaries or the St. George school system, anyway?
Every tax proposal/renewal in Acadiana failed as well, and I have a hard time believing the two aren't related, or that that's most dems voting down taxes.
re: Trump to open up more national parks to hunting, eliminate many regulations
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/12/26 at 1:13 pm to Ron Cheramie
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This is slowly happening
There is a proposed bill from Bill Cassidy to transfer the Kisatchie lands in Grant Parish to the police jury
True, but Mike Lee has tried this for years out in Utah with no success, and there's alot more support for transfer of federal lands out west than there is here. Those attempts aren't subversive.
But take management of a NF or NWR out of the hands of the federal employees, and continue to sniffle their ability to manage said lands with budget and staffing cuts--now you've created an environment where "the only logical answer is to give it to the people that have been managing it."
Which isn't the case at all, but now you've shown that it's the "locals" managing it, not the feds. Now you have public support for such a transfer.
What most people don't realize is that if you transferred all of the federal land in LA into state or local control, it wouldn't remain in their control long because they couldnt afford to actually manage it.
re: Trump to open up more national parks to hunting, eliminate many regulations
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/12/26 at 1:09 pm to REB BEER
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Personally, I've never deer hunted public land, but i think it should be available to those who want to.
It is available.
It just doesnt have the rifle season that private does, and for good reason--if you had the same rifle season on KNF as you do in Area 2, those deer would be getting hammered by every Tom, Dick, and Harry for 2.5 months.
You wouldn't have a deer herd very long if you did that.
re: Trump to open up more national parks to hunting, eliminate many regulations
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/12/26 at 9:09 am to nolaks
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That would be horrible for the waterfowl hunting
Yeah, alot of people will celebrate this, but if they don't at least have some restrictions, these places will be terrible very quickly.
Public lands need to have more restrictions on them than private. There needs to be a balance between true "refuge" and hunting (i.e., we shouldn't have 100k acre NWRs where hunting is prohibited). But I suspect this administration is going to overcorrect and have it wide open.
This feels like a subversive way to pass management off to the states, then claim that "well they are doing a great job 'managing' the land, so why should the federal government maintain ownership?"
re: Logos that didn’t need to change
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/12/26 at 7:00 am to UKWildcats
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To this horseshite two birds fricking logo Nike is pushing on us:
I couldn't see it, then I saw it. Now I can't unsee it...
:lol:
re: Vatican investigating Diocese of Baton Rouge
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 5/9/26 at 12:18 pm to CollegeFBRules
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At some point, the Catholic Church will figure out letting priests marry and have sex with women will solve so many of their problems.
Yeah, because married men can't be in the closet, right?
I've known men that were married to women, only to come out as gay.
It's not a "not allowed to marry" problem.
re: CCA announces 2 new artificial reefs in Lake Charles...
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/29/26 at 9:24 am to DuckSausage
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Rock the ship channel before the channel, lake, west cove become one single body of water.
My understanding has always been that jetties/rock armoring don't happen near as much anymore because of federal agencies like NMFS opposing it because of interference with fish passage.
re: Question: The work acronym you hate the most..
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/15/26 at 6:28 pm to suavecito80
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New manager has a team meeting every morning
He said "Micromanager: challenge accepted!!"
:lol:
I don't know if theres one I hate, but theres some that I get tired of seeing all the time.
What I do hate is when people just assume you know what an acronym means.
re: Leesville man lies about where he caught fish, ends up with forgery/attemp theft charges
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/14/26 at 7:57 am to Loup
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The arrests are the result of an investigation into the theft of two Generac Generators owned by VPSO from a VPSO storage facility. The incident occurred in February 2019.
Not that I'm condoning crime, but if you're going to commit crime, don't commit it against the guys paid to stop it or investigate it when it happens.
Dumb and cheap is no way to go through life, baw.
re: Interesting analysis - Jesus was crucified on a Wednesday and was resurrected on Saturday
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/6/26 at 4:01 pm to theunknownknight
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Dude, did you even read my post
I did.
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The irony is
that you seem to think we are talking about The Lord of the Rings where the author controls the entire environment and nothing outside of the book impacts the story.
The Bible is a record of real events, taking place at some point in history. That means that there are things that may not have been recorded in the book that impact how the book is understood and interpreted. I doubt anyone that wrote those books thought people would be debating the meaning of it 2000 years later without using spoken word and by sending written messages over invisible signals.
:lol:
So naturally, there are details that they assumed their audience would understand that didn't require explanation. A prime example of that is Jesus telling people "if someone makes you go a mile, go with him two". Jews would have understood what that meant in that time. How many non-Jewish people know what that means today? Someone made a comment in a discussion about The Chosen in the M/TV Board that most people today probably wouldn't understand how reviled the tax collectors like Matthew were back then, but that's not really explained.
It wasn't written in such a way that every verse can stand on its own without some understanding of the culture at the time.
Maybe we can agree to disagree on that, I don't know.
re: Interesting analysis - Jesus was crucified on a Wednesday and was resurrected on Saturday
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/6/26 at 12:28 pm to theunknownknight
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This is another fundamental misunderstanding of the Jewish calendar and how it works based upon New Testament scholars who don’t understand what they’re looking at
You keep arguing that the issue is with how the scholars interpret it, but seems to me the issue is your interpretation and lack of consideration to anything outside of the Bible, like historic norms. You can take it literally all you want--the non-biblical evidence that inclusive reckoning was the norm of the time is strong. So the reason biblical scholars don't take his words literally in this case is because it didn't mean 3, 24 hour days.
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And no, I am not basing this off of Palm Sunday specifically. I was just presenting a coherent chronological order.
So by your own admission, Nissan 10 doesnt have to align with Palm Sunday; you just did it because of the literal interpretation of Matthew 12:40.
The minute you consider that maybe it wasn't meant literally, or that the way they kept time was not the same way we do, that opens the possibility that the crucifixion occurred on what we would know as Friday.
In the end, nobody knows for sure, and it doesnt really matter. The Church could have easily decided to treat Easter the same way Christmas is treated--i.e., moving based on where a specific date/event falls. The whole "controversy" (if it even is one) comes from the setting of it on a particular day of the week that wasn't even used by the Jews at the time. The "7th day" was always the sabbath for them. April 7th, 2026 is a Tuesday, i.e., not a Sabbath (which we would equate to "Saturday" in current times).
Nisan 15 (according to the sources I've seen) fell on April 1/2, 2026 (Wednesday/Thursday).
re: The Chosen - Who's caught up and what's the board's opinion on the series?
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/6/26 at 11:54 am to finchmeister08
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that's the problem with multiple interpretations.
I mean, I've always kind of laughed at the fact that even the 4 gospels aren't consistent on the events that are documented in each. The where, who, how seems to vary by Gospel, which is wild to me...:lol:
re: The Chosen - Who's caught up and what's the board's opinion on the series?
Posted by Cowboyfan89 on 4/6/26 at 7:47 am to meeple
Before I read it, let me ask you this--what qualifications does Pastor Gabriel have that I should trust over the rabbi, Catholic priest, and university professor that the show consults with?
I'm not asking this to discredit him, but there is a stark difference between some seemingly random Protestant pastor on the internet and the 3 men that the production company chose to consult with.
Father Mike Schmitz recently put out a video that is very clearly alluding to The Chosen when he essentially criticizes the way people have tried to recharacterize Judas's motivations for betraying Jesus. We only know what is portrayed in the Gospels, which is that he was a thief, and he betrayed him for 30 pieces of silver. That doesnt necessarily prescribe motive. Maybe it was as simple has he was looking for a quick buck. Maybe he just got tired of Jesus, but why not just walk away if that were the case? Others did. The story The Chosen tells, while not in the Bible, at least gives some rationale to why he did it. Is it accurate? Who knows. And ultimately, all that matters is that he did betray him--the reasons don't matter.
They make it clear from the start that it's a TV show based on the Gospels. They never claim to remain 100% true to the phrasing of every verse. I guess if people feel their faith is threatened by that, they shouldn't watch.
But I'll fall back to what I said before: it's a much better show to watch--even if they take liberties with the presentation of certain events, or the creation of back stories--than most shows on TV or streaming today.
But, I love to make this point also--taking issue with some creativity in a show based on the Gospels is no different than taking issue with movies or TV shows based on true stories. If someone wants to take issue with those--fine. But the only reason people seem to get more frustrated with The Chosen doing it is because it's based on Jesus.
No one really cares that the T.C. William Titans actually spanked everyone, or that Gerry didn't get hurt until after the state championship. That doesn't make a great movie.
You wouldn't have much of a TV show if they didn't do some of this. Episode 1 would be Jesus calling his disciples, then Episode 2 is them at some rando's wedding...how did we get here again?
:lol:
I'm not asking this to discredit him, but there is a stark difference between some seemingly random Protestant pastor on the internet and the 3 men that the production company chose to consult with.
Father Mike Schmitz recently put out a video that is very clearly alluding to The Chosen when he essentially criticizes the way people have tried to recharacterize Judas's motivations for betraying Jesus. We only know what is portrayed in the Gospels, which is that he was a thief, and he betrayed him for 30 pieces of silver. That doesnt necessarily prescribe motive. Maybe it was as simple has he was looking for a quick buck. Maybe he just got tired of Jesus, but why not just walk away if that were the case? Others did. The story The Chosen tells, while not in the Bible, at least gives some rationale to why he did it. Is it accurate? Who knows. And ultimately, all that matters is that he did betray him--the reasons don't matter.
They make it clear from the start that it's a TV show based on the Gospels. They never claim to remain 100% true to the phrasing of every verse. I guess if people feel their faith is threatened by that, they shouldn't watch.
But I'll fall back to what I said before: it's a much better show to watch--even if they take liberties with the presentation of certain events, or the creation of back stories--than most shows on TV or streaming today.
But, I love to make this point also--taking issue with some creativity in a show based on the Gospels is no different than taking issue with movies or TV shows based on true stories. If someone wants to take issue with those--fine. But the only reason people seem to get more frustrated with The Chosen doing it is because it's based on Jesus.
No one really cares that the T.C. William Titans actually spanked everyone, or that Gerry didn't get hurt until after the state championship. That doesn't make a great movie.
You wouldn't have much of a TV show if they didn't do some of this. Episode 1 would be Jesus calling his disciples, then Episode 2 is them at some rando's wedding...how did we get here again?
:lol:
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