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Same here, I make about one game a year. Hope to see you as well……somewhere between the Chalmation shenanigans.
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He is not Colson.
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Murph did not have a New Iberia haircut
Correct, but we give pimp tremendous latitude with his excellent writing.
re: Cajun Power Free Shipping today only.
Posted by G Vice on 7/25/26 at 12:08 am to ThroughThickAndThin
The chicken stew in a jar is excellent. Very rich. Follow the directions on the label. Brown your chicken first, but do not season because it will be too much.....there is plenty of seasoning in the jar.
Damn, that clip of the Dick Nixons tells me who influenced the guys who became Dash Rip Rock. In a strange way I like it.
re: FBD Nieuwe Diep Distillery Distilleerderij en Proeflokaal 't Nieuwe Diep
Posted by G Vice on 7/18/26 at 8:27 am to Zappas Stache
Love Amsterdam. So much to see and do. Used to stay at Het Canal House (Huis?) on Kaisersgracht. You can get lost in the museums or do what you're doing which is the ultimate pub crawl. Miss those days (pre-European Union).
re: FBD Nieuwe Diep Distillery Distilleerderij en Proeflokaal 't Nieuwe Diep
Posted by G Vice on 7/17/26 at 7:01 pm to Zappas Stache
What city are you in?
ETA: I spent a little time in Holland in the 90s
ETA: I spent a little time in Holland in the 90s
re: Rice substitute for gumbo
Posted by G Vice on 7/12/26 at 10:49 pm to GentleJackJones
Consider shredded cabbage instead of rice. I have had it, and it's not bad.
Wonder if anyone looked at just replacing their engines with a crate engine, fully built, for about the same price, and be done with GM bullshite. Transmission options also. We shouldn't have to resort to this for quality by the way. Should be good with OEM.
My experience: in August 2001, I ordered a Chevy 2500 crew cab with the Duramax.
Then Sept 11 happened.
GM came back with 0% financing to stimulate the economy.
When my truck got delivered in October, I totally took advantage of that, put some cash down, and got my note down to like 540 per month at 0% for 3 years.
But this was before truck prices got stupid high. Sale price of my truck back then was about 36k before TTL.
Then Sept 11 happened.
GM came back with 0% financing to stimulate the economy.
When my truck got delivered in October, I totally took advantage of that, put some cash down, and got my note down to like 540 per month at 0% for 3 years.
But this was before truck prices got stupid high. Sale price of my truck back then was about 36k before TTL.
Hey man, would appreciate an update on your knee experiment. Thanks.
re: Just self-injected both knees with BPC-157
Posted by G Vice on 6/10/26 at 8:57 pm to boxcarbarney
I’d like the OP to come in post an update.
Right. But think of the time period. When I was a freshman at LSU in 1987, my friends older brother was a fifth-year senior about to start a job in a good career paying 36k per yr, and that was considered a lot of money. 50k per yr jobs were borderline stratospheric, and mostly unheard of.
After 2 yrs into his computer science degree, my son came home one day and said he wanted a career in cybersecurity. Started talking to the Navy recruiter. ASVAB score in mid/upper 90s. Recruiter offered nuke with a 30k signing bonus today and after 6 yrs a 100k bonus if he would re-enlist. Son said thanks, but no thanks. Went cyber/crypto, spent 6 yrs at the NSA, now out and enjoying a very high paying job with a major gov contractor with his renewed security clearances. But those were the nuke $ offerings 6 yrs ago.
all racial wounds healed in that little cafe
thank you mama seabell thomas
we will never forget you
thank you mama seabell thomas
we will never forget you
I've been a few times, sometimes after a workout. The sushi is good, but you are not in a fine dining type of restaurant. No alcohol at all. Just walk-thru buffet style sushi, serve yourself, and pay by weight at the end.
re: Mexican restaurants in Lafayette
Posted by G Vice on 2/15/26 at 11:31 pm to Epic Cajun
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La Fonda
Their steak and baked potato never disappoints.
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Louisiana Cardiology Associates. LCA.
Stud group of excellent cardiologists. Surprised Deumite isn't retired by now. Must be close to it. He was a fairly new doc when I met him in 1992 when I was an LSU senior. He's probably early to mid 60s now. Harris Lappin, MD was one of the principal founders/owners, and he passed away many years ago. Don't know the status of the other "old guys", respectfully speaking: Quaid, Leukhart, Wall, Moonan. Glad to know he's well thought of.
re: Louisiana Congresswoman Julia Letlow seeking H-2B Visa Cap Relief for Crawfish Industry
Posted by G Vice on 1/28/26 at 2:49 pm to ragincajun03
I ain’t even got a garage. You can call home and ask my wife!
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