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Fatty Magoo
| Favorite team: | New Orleans Saints |
| Location: | USA |
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| Number of Posts: | 1029 |
| Registered on: | 11/25/2015 |
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re: It's not nostalgia, it's a gift from God
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 4/19/25 at 11:57 am to CAD703X
Literally no one ever said we evolved from twigs :lol:
But I’ve never understand the religion-based violent opposition to things like evolution. Is it not possible in your world that God designed and facilitated evolution? If humans did evolve modern human existence would’ve started in earnest with one man and one woman… maybe their names were Adam and Eve.
But I’ve never understand the religion-based violent opposition to things like evolution. Is it not possible in your world that God designed and facilitated evolution? If humans did evolve modern human existence would’ve started in earnest with one man and one woman… maybe their names were Adam and Eve.
re: Happy Resurrection Sunday or Happy Easter Sunday
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 4/19/25 at 11:53 am to Harahan Boy
If you’re gonna be a douche about something like this you’d better damn sure not have any mention of Easter bunny or hiding eggs around your house.
Cause then you go from douche to douchy hypocrite real fast
Cause then you go from douche to douchy hypocrite real fast
re: Westlake Explosion
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 12/18/24 at 9:56 am to bayoubengals01
re: The Baton Rouge area needs a Korean restaurant.
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 3/23/24 at 7:52 pm to KamaCausey_LSU
quote:
Any hints on where downtown
On Main Street. Where the Jambalaya Shop used to be.
re: The Baton Rouge area needs a Korean restaurant.
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 2/22/24 at 11:24 am to Zapparocks
Word on the street is that a new one is opening downtown BR next month
Stay tuned…
Stay tuned…
re: Another rainy night. Another NOLA pump failure. Another flooding incident.
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 12/2/23 at 7:26 pm to tbabino
I mean… you live in a bowl you have to be prepared for this, right?
Or apparently can just melt down waiting for the government to save you and then go on OT to complain about it
Or apparently can just melt down waiting for the government to save you and then go on OT to complain about it
re: Any info on an explosion at Marathon Garyville?
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 8/26/23 at 2:08 pm to LSU fan 246
Other than stock price BS, does anyone have any actual news from the field? I assume/hope the fire has to be out by now
re: Just saw Pete Davidson do stand up.
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 8/18/23 at 11:36 pm to Tvilletiger
What exactly do you love about Pete Davison
Easy bank/dock fishing near BR
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 7/8/23 at 4:38 pm
Looking for some easy weekend fishing within driving distance of BR. I have some cheap poles and tackle but no boat or other equipment.
Any suggestions?
Definitely would be down with renting a cabin or something for the weekend. Thanks in advance!
Links to prior threads would be awesome.
Any suggestions?
Definitely would be down with renting a cabin or something for the weekend. Thanks in advance!
Links to prior threads would be awesome.
Fire at Galveston Refinery
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 5/15/23 at 3:13 pm
LINK
Hope all made it out safely
ETA: According to the updated article, there was a fatality. Sincerest thoughts and prayers to the family and coworkers.
Be safe out there, baws
Hope all made it out safely
ETA: According to the updated article, there was a fatality. Sincerest thoughts and prayers to the family and coworkers.
Be safe out there, baws
re: Has anyone stayed at El Dorado Royale (Playa Del Carmen?)
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 4/3/23 at 10:01 am to cajuntiger1010
I stayed once at the El Dorado seaside suites (the adults only version, next door to the Royale)
This was nearly 10 years ago, but based on my experience, 10/10 would recommend. I’ve been to 5 AIs and this was my favorite (although not my wife’s fave). I feel like there were at least two night shows but I mostly hung at the bar. The food was incredible.
Be warned the drive to Playa is long (it’s actually a little past playa). And would highly recommend you go see some Mayan ruins while you’re there, Tulum has lots. Since you’re already south you can book a trip to see 2-4 in a day. Do not waste time going to Chichenitza
This was nearly 10 years ago, but based on my experience, 10/10 would recommend. I’ve been to 5 AIs and this was my favorite (although not my wife’s fave). I feel like there were at least two night shows but I mostly hung at the bar. The food was incredible.
Be warned the drive to Playa is long (it’s actually a little past playa). And would highly recommend you go see some Mayan ruins while you’re there, Tulum has lots. Since you’re already south you can book a trip to see 2-4 in a day. Do not waste time going to Chichenitza
re: Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge Recs?
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 3/27/23 at 1:53 pm to Mix2000
Hillbilly Golf. Pancake Pantry.
Large Cabins in near TX/LA
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 12/26/22 at 5:47 pm
Trying to find a new family getaway spot somewhat between Dallas and New Orleans with 6 bedrooms. Tired of doing family getaways at each other’s houses but he we have a larger family.
I see that Toledo Bend state park has some rentals and there are a few VRBO’s around but all are smaller than I’d like.
Anyone have any recommendations that would fit the bill?
I see that Toledo Bend state park has some rentals and there are a few VRBO’s around but all are smaller than I’d like.
Anyone have any recommendations that would fit the bill?
re: Where did we land on that "best coffee making machine" thread
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 11/24/22 at 3:53 pm to Hopeful Doc
Mocca Master is a primo drip coffee machine. 10/10 would recommend
re: Tupelo, MS - What to do in 6 hours?
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 11/7/22 at 10:16 pm to MenloDawg
Strange Brew makes a decent cup of coffee
re: John Mulaney Show in BR - Stage Runner
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 10/10/22 at 12:03 pm to Papercutninja
I wonder if it was the same lady that rushed the stage at Louis CKs last show in NOLA before spankgate
re: NFL experts- tell me how to stream the saints game
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 8/19/22 at 7:24 pm to madamsquirrel
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re: Recteq crew- question from a newbie
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 7/9/22 at 10:03 am to ColoradoAg03
Be ready when that thing gets there. They’ll drop it where you want it but once it’s down it’s down. The thing has got to weight 300+ lbs. Then once you assemble it, you’ve got to get where it is gonna live, and this time you won’t have the pallet Jack.
Awesome smoker selection though, enjoy. I have very few complaints about mine.
Awesome smoker selection though, enjoy. I have very few complaints about mine.
re: MEATER wireless probe thermometers?
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 7/8/22 at 6:20 pm to Irregardless
I have one - love it.
The "exterior" temperature is probably not 100% accurate, but it is definitely close.
My only issue is the connection range. inside of a steel smoker, I have to be within 4-5 feet to be able to pick up signal. I have an old ipad that I use for cloud transmission, and I think the larger models have a wifi repeater built in to the wooden base.
The cost is also a little aggressive, but if that doesn't bother you then yeah go for it. Definitely read the instructions!!
The "exterior" temperature is probably not 100% accurate, but it is definitely close.
My only issue is the connection range. inside of a steel smoker, I have to be within 4-5 feet to be able to pick up signal. I have an old ipad that I use for cloud transmission, and I think the larger models have a wifi repeater built in to the wooden base.
The cost is also a little aggressive, but if that doesn't bother you then yeah go for it. Definitely read the instructions!!
re: Napa Winery Wine Tastings (Time spent beyond the tasting)
Posted by Fatty Magoo on 7/8/22 at 6:17 pm to tigeroarz1
As others have said: Max 2 or 3 tastings in a day.
On our 2-a-day tours, we just had a chill morning and a break before dinner. On 3-a-days it honestly got close to feeling rushed just getting between places (as rushed as you can be while relaxing and drinking delicious wine in gorgeous surroundings) but never had anybody try to rush us out of any property.
Anything worth getting in for tasting on-property is most likely going to require a reservation - but you can always call around day-of and see if there are cancellations. For spurious walk-in action, there a lot of tasting rooms (bars), especially in Napa proper, where you can taste a ton of wines. If you are in downtown Napa, you won't have any problem killing time. Same is true in most cities, but depends on how much you're in to sight seeing.
Don't try to bring food in (unless you pre-arrange that it's okay) but you can eat at a restaurant between stops, or carry a picnic lunch with you. Hit up the Cal-Mart in calistoga for easy and delicious picnic lunch options.
If you have a solid day or (maybe even half day if you hurry) a drive up the coast is definitely a trip worth making. Can hit the redwoods while you're up there.
Food options/recommendations will vary drastically depending on where you are that day, and/or where your home base is. Reservations at a lot of places aren't necessarily required, as long as you're flexible on what time you eat and how long you're okay with waiting. But booking a reservation really just helps to plan out the day.
Food recs are also going to vary pretty highly depending on your price point. Model bakery is definitely a good breakfast option, but if you're in or near Yountville, Bouchon Bakery is legitimately amazing. As close as I have ever gotten to proper French Pastry without going to Paris. We didn't try it until near the end of our trip and I was mad at myself for not getting to eat it for every previous breakfast.
Not sure how much time you have before your trip or if you have any flexibility, but if you have the means, I would HIGHLY recommend getting a private tour/driver to take you to wineries. It eases the driving burden (uber is hit or miss, depending on where you are) and the good drivers will line up tours at boutique wineries that you otherwise would never even find. As I was told when I was there - you're not very likely to hit a checkpoint, but if you swerve or blow a stop sign or have your phone in your hand, you WILL get pulled over and your purple teeth will be a dead giveaway.
Most of all - do what you want! It's a beautiful place with great food, great juice, and nice people.
On our 2-a-day tours, we just had a chill morning and a break before dinner. On 3-a-days it honestly got close to feeling rushed just getting between places (as rushed as you can be while relaxing and drinking delicious wine in gorgeous surroundings) but never had anybody try to rush us out of any property.
Anything worth getting in for tasting on-property is most likely going to require a reservation - but you can always call around day-of and see if there are cancellations. For spurious walk-in action, there a lot of tasting rooms (bars), especially in Napa proper, where you can taste a ton of wines. If you are in downtown Napa, you won't have any problem killing time. Same is true in most cities, but depends on how much you're in to sight seeing.
Don't try to bring food in (unless you pre-arrange that it's okay) but you can eat at a restaurant between stops, or carry a picnic lunch with you. Hit up the Cal-Mart in calistoga for easy and delicious picnic lunch options.
If you have a solid day or (maybe even half day if you hurry) a drive up the coast is definitely a trip worth making. Can hit the redwoods while you're up there.
Food options/recommendations will vary drastically depending on where you are that day, and/or where your home base is. Reservations at a lot of places aren't necessarily required, as long as you're flexible on what time you eat and how long you're okay with waiting. But booking a reservation really just helps to plan out the day.
Food recs are also going to vary pretty highly depending on your price point. Model bakery is definitely a good breakfast option, but if you're in or near Yountville, Bouchon Bakery is legitimately amazing. As close as I have ever gotten to proper French Pastry without going to Paris. We didn't try it until near the end of our trip and I was mad at myself for not getting to eat it for every previous breakfast.
Not sure how much time you have before your trip or if you have any flexibility, but if you have the means, I would HIGHLY recommend getting a private tour/driver to take you to wineries. It eases the driving burden (uber is hit or miss, depending on where you are) and the good drivers will line up tours at boutique wineries that you otherwise would never even find. As I was told when I was there - you're not very likely to hit a checkpoint, but if you swerve or blow a stop sign or have your phone in your hand, you WILL get pulled over and your purple teeth will be a dead giveaway.
Most of all - do what you want! It's a beautiful place with great food, great juice, and nice people.
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