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Did 4 years at Stanislaus. Loved it. Sometimes when I can’t sleep I’ll go out into the hall and stand on the wall. Nothing feels better than getting in bed after spending an hour standing on the wall. Very few things feel worse than having your head cracked against the wall if Br Joseph caught you leaning against it.
The sluts across the street were not that bad either. I’m sure there were plenty nice girls too, just didn’t know any of them. Took many to Slidell on foty day before they raised the drinking age to 21.
I honestly felt bad for my friends that went to Catholic, it seemed more like a prison than Stanislaus. Every st pattys day parade and LSU game those dudes walked around with their heads on a swivel bc the school had CIA operatives in the crowds looking for kids to bust at school on Monday.
The sluts across the street were not that bad either. I’m sure there were plenty nice girls too, just didn’t know any of them. Took many to Slidell on foty day before they raised the drinking age to 21.
I honestly felt bad for my friends that went to Catholic, it seemed more like a prison than Stanislaus. Every st pattys day parade and LSU game those dudes walked around with their heads on a swivel bc the school had CIA operatives in the crowds looking for kids to bust at school on Monday.
I seent the one legged stripper at illusions once, and the midget wrasslin at Fred’s twice.
re: We (Louisiana folks) are considered hayseeds by many on the outside
Posted by td1 on 8/25/26 at 6:45 pm to Jim Rockford
As if we were not a big enough nuke target. Just kidding, this will pay off big time for the state. A new space coast.
re: It seems that some of our residents need lessons about expectation of privacy in public.
Posted by td1 on 8/25/26 at 6:43 pm to wookalar1013
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I've seen some where a bank will have a desktop open with personal information visible from the sidewalk. That's their reason for calling the cops on the youtuber, rather than just fixing the problem.
Rather interesting way to comply with the privacy laws, but don’t see how the bank doesn’t get knocked for improper handling of private information or whatever. Govt: how do you comply with the privacy laws, what systems do you have in place? Bank: we don’t need any systems, we just have anyone who can see the info we’re supposed to be protecting arrested.
re: Dolly Parton passes away
Posted by td1 on 8/25/26 at 2:10 pm to Shorts Guy
A truly talented entertainer!
re: How is everyone transitioning your children financially after high school?
Posted by td1 on 8/25/26 at 12:20 pm to DoomGuy504
Paid for 12 years of private school, 4 of which were at a very nice high school. Child performed great in school until high school. Lowest TOPS, no scholarships, should have been able to have a complete free ride if more effort was put in.
We pay, car expenses (insurance, repairs, etc.), some gas, and the kids living expenses at home. (The wife slips the kid money every now and then. Doesn't bother me, but crazy they think I wouldn't notice.) The kid is paying their own tuition, and expenses for going out.
Kid is not really happy with the arrangement but was constantly reminded over four years of HS that there would be consequences for not performing in school while on our dollar.
We are secretly open to reevaluating the money situation if things improve academically. But we are not telling the kid that information!
We pay, car expenses (insurance, repairs, etc.), some gas, and the kids living expenses at home. (The wife slips the kid money every now and then. Doesn't bother me, but crazy they think I wouldn't notice.) The kid is paying their own tuition, and expenses for going out.
Kid is not really happy with the arrangement but was constantly reminded over four years of HS that there would be consequences for not performing in school while on our dollar.
We are secretly open to reevaluating the money situation if things improve academically. But we are not telling the kid that information!
Tighten the noose a little more. We backed off umpteen times throughout this shite show. Let them sweat a little longer. They are like petulant children and we shut off the money, sometimes the best lessons are the hard ones.
Sanctions stay for 30 days, if they behave we will entertain discussion. If they renig after, sanction stay until they collapse. The rest of the region has had about enough too.
Sanctions stay for 30 days, if they behave we will entertain discussion. If they renig after, sanction stay until they collapse. The rest of the region has had about enough too.
re: 30 Year Anniversary: Which of these 1996 half ton trucks would you select?
Posted by td1 on 8/21/26 at 8:40 pm to fallguy_1978
I was stuck with a 79 ford one ton flatbed with a 3 speed so sloppy I’d bust my knuckles on the heater controls if I didn’t palm it back then. Lots of fun in S Louisiana with only heat. So, I guess I’d take any one of those, even if they don’t have AC.
re: B.R spending $60m to add 10’ wide sidewalks on each side of Florida from 22nd to Airline…
Posted by td1 on 8/21/26 at 8:37 pm to armytiger96
10’ sidewalks is how you keep the atvs off Florida. You have to accommodate the culcha, or it’s rasis.
re: What makes trans people one of your main political issues?
Posted by td1 on 8/19/26 at 11:54 am to GreatPumpkin
I have a wife
I have a daughter
Daughter also plays sports
If women are not going to stand up for themselves, men need to take charge and stand up for them. Thats part of our job as men, to protect women.
I have a daughter
Daughter also plays sports
If women are not going to stand up for themselves, men need to take charge and stand up for them. Thats part of our job as men, to protect women.
Like all crazy liberal white women, it won’t be a problem until it turns up in their own backyards. Then they will be outraged that it is happening in “their” part of town.
Nobody wants to throw away their private legal career to get involved with the shite show at the 19th.
It is bc the demand is not there in the residential market. In your average sqft american house there is not much room between you and the fire regardless of where you are in the house. You just need to get out. I also doubt the manufacturers want to be on the hook should something screw up, or their system tell you there is a fire in bedroom 1, you go get all crispy, and you or your family wants to sue them.
If you want commercial building features get a commercial building system.
Tamper with the detectors to rig up your own shite, and prepare for the insurance company to deny the claim should something happen, and or you to be liable at least civilly. God help you if your friend is paying you, things will get a lot spicier legally if anything goes south.
Life Safety systems are the one place you should draw the line on screwing around with.
Your friend is literally picking up a Temu elevator for his house, smoke detectors might be the least of his problems, or very needed items for that matter!
If you want commercial building features get a commercial building system.
Tamper with the detectors to rig up your own shite, and prepare for the insurance company to deny the claim should something happen, and or you to be liable at least civilly. God help you if your friend is paying you, things will get a lot spicier legally if anything goes south.
Life Safety systems are the one place you should draw the line on screwing around with.
Your friend is literally picking up a Temu elevator for his house, smoke detectors might be the least of his problems, or very needed items for that matter!
It’s “D”ifferent bc he was a serial rapist not a gang rapist.
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I honestly don’t understand why this is so hard. Is it a bigger job than a backyard pool? Yes. Is it the same principle that has worked for decades? Also yes.
It is a little bigger of a job than a backyard pool. It is too shallow, too big, wildlife keeps pissing and shitting in it, and it overflows into some wetland shite. That’s a hard combo to defeat. It is seriously the perfect Petri dish for algae, perfect temp, lots of nutrients, and hard to treat chemically with the crazy constraints bc of where it overflows, and damn near impossible to get the correct amount of circulation/filtration without rippling the water so much it would no longer be a “reflecting” pool. Also has a massive amount of water loss from evaporation, which means it gets replaced with fresh water, making it even harder to keep the chemical levels, ph, alkalinity, etc straight.
No loop. Would have prevented the full on cluster of I-10 being shutdown at the bridge today.
re: When do Boomers take ANY accountability?
Posted by td1 on 7/16/26 at 2:21 pm to BuzzdLightBeer
On behalf of myself and the rest of Gen X , we don’t F’ing care just leave us the F alone.
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My stance is that because voters overwhelmingly voted for a Calvin Duncan to hold the office of Criminal Clerk of Court, voters wanted Calvin Duncan to hold the office of Criminal Clerk of Court.
And that was awesome for them to elect him if that is what they wanted, but his office was eliminated by the Louisiana Legislature. It doesn't matter if 100% of the voters voted for him, there is no Criminal Clerk of Court office for him to hold now.
The legislature could have handled it a little different and grandfathered the winner in until their term was complete due to the timing of the election cycles, but they chose not to do that. If it wasn't an election year the person in that office would no longer have an office to hold either.
Now with Moreno, it is incredibly arrogant for her to think she is going to get a one-on-one meeting with the Governor, while the Murrill situation is going down. Moreno and company should have thought a little harder about what their priorities were before they went down the road they went down.
Because you don't need to be a Mensa candidate to figure out that indicting the Attorney General was a bad idea, especially when that AG was the solicitor general when the current governor was AG.
Moreno could have 100% shut down the 3 ring circus leading up to the indictment. She didn't, she let it happen because they didn't get their way and were having to answer to the AG, the Legislature, and the LASC. Something only a group of people who thinks they are special would pull.
A typical democrat strategy, we don't get our way, we will F you three ways to Sunday, but we will also expect you to work with us like nothing is wrong. That is until we are back in power.....
re: St. George has battle of Baton Rouge reenactment
Posted by td1 on 7/6/26 at 3:48 pm to Godfather1
My mail does say St George, and so do all my vehicle registrations. According to the DMV, once they update their system, my drivers license will too.
re: An Orleans Parish grand jury has indicted Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill
Posted by td1 on 7/2/26 at 4:47 pm to RIPMachoMan
Do they really think the sitting state AG won’t appear?
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reported gunshots around 11 and officers found the body around 2:30.
Checks out that BRPD could somehow take 3.5 hours to find a body in the middle of the road.
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