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Tarps99
| Favorite team: | New Orleans Saints  |
| Location: | Lafourche Parish |
| Biography: | SLHS/Nicholls grad |
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| Number of Posts: | 11653 |
| Registered on: | 4/29/2017 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Primetime games
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/29/25 at 6:31 am to BlacknGold
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A ton of people are excited for the potential of a Paris game. I’ll go
I too would love to travel for a game. Travel would be perfect for a fan. Leave NOLA Friday night after work or on Saturday, be in Paris before the game. Leave after the game and arrive Sunday night/Monday morning to be back at work Monday morning.
While it maybe good for the fans, an international game can play havoc on an athlete’s psyche. You have the time change to contend with, jet lag. Then the possibility of playing a short week the week before or wasting your bye week with travel and prep for this game. Then returning to Sunday morning game the next week or your bye week.
There are also have been some concerns over field conditions and the playing surfaces being injury prone.
I am just worried with our slow starts and not being in the same rhythm that the cards may be stacked against us in that high level of a game. But Shough it, bring it on.
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Why not just avoid giant corporate chain stores that lock stuff up?
Maybe it is time for hardware stores with expensive inventory to assign you a worker and escort you around the store finding what you need.
There was a store in Houma like this, Davidson Hardware. Sadly, Ida damaged the store and they never reopened.
Everything was in bins or sometimes scattered throughout the store, you needed an experienced worker to navigate the store for you otherwise you would be lost.
re: I10 Eastbound Atchafalaya Bridge
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/29/25 at 2:34 am to BrianFlanagan
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Has to be the longest gravel road in Louisiana. Easy 10+ miles.
Did a little bit of digging. The escape route of Basin traffic hell is LA-975. It is so sketchy Google Street View has not ventured on this state route.
It is gravel like LA-10 across the basin.
I guess the state does want to pave it in case of a basin flood which has happened maybe 2 or 3 times since the Morganza spillway was established.
re: Men who are obsessed with their body image - a diatribe...and also LNST
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/29/25 at 2:16 am to kywildcatfanone
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Its weird for sure, and reeks of narcissistic behavior
Could be the supplements talking…
OP maybe on Beta Force:
There are a lot of churches that hold these Night to Shine events.
One of them in the Bayou Region is Thibodaux Family Church.
This year the event is on February 13th.
Here is a video they made in 2024.
Facebook - Thibodaux Family Church
One of them in the Bayou Region is Thibodaux Family Church.
This year the event is on February 13th.
Here is a video they made in 2024.
Facebook - Thibodaux Family Church
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Raining Ash
Good name for a band …
What if it is a chick band?
Aren’t we also going to get fricked on a potential Paris game for that coveted 9 am start time central?
re: Sex on Christmas. Is this a thing?
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/28/25 at 10:24 am to fr33manator
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Santa comes down her chimney tonight
You must have heard this song.
re: Girlfriends are better than wives
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/28/25 at 9:15 am to Damn Yanks
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Breakup with girlfriend - Simply go your separate ways - Attorney fees 0
Is someone going to tell him about something called common law marriages in some states where shacking up without a piece of paper for a few years, will still entitle a spouse to certain benefits after the breakup.
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I’m a member of the “Pissed off the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge” Club after a four+ hour stoppage.
I guess if the accident is right in front of you I can give you a pass for waiting that long. But with Waze and some creative driving I think down a shell road, you can detour to 190 if you are not on the bridge. I heard about the shell road from this board. Luckily, I never have had to use it, since I don’t drive that way very often.
re: What is your longest running, most stubborn business boycott?
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/28/25 at 7:00 am to SonicAndBareKnuckles
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Chevy
“Real people, not actors” commercials.
Did you see this spoof of them?
re: LSU 35 @ Houston 38 Final
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 10:34 pm to mtnhighTiger
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I hate what college football has become. Bunch of soft arse pussies who just want a participation trophy.
The whole bowl process has been corrupted by money and media.
I remember hearing a story by former Tiger great Ronnie Estay about the year LSU got screwed in either the 1969 or 1970 season.
Someone followed up and got the team some wooden plaques with a large screw.
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Good lord, someone show this guy the Nola map of places not to go near.
That would be like the Jerk telling you what you can win for guessing your weight.
re: Bodywash sucks
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 12:33 pm to real turf fan
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Years ago I went to a meeting at U Michigan. The water there was the softest I ever encountered.
At least it wasn’t Flint water, it would have eaten the dirt and your skin clean off.
re: Mid-term election map and prediction by state
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 12:18 pm to beaux duke
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who issues a final prediction 11 months before the elections
Same people that will drop some coin on the Saints winning the Superbowl before the draft.
re: Bodywash sucks
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 12:12 pm to Louisianalabguy
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my skin leading to rashes or a yeast infection.
Next time you go to Wsl Mart, turn in your man card at the service desk! (lol) Merry Christmas!
You really don’t want to know where that yeast infection is located, so I can keep my man card.
It is on my foreskin.
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I don't even have a doorbell and both of my dogs go apeshit when they hear one on a commercial.
My dogs are different, they could give a flying f—- for a doorbell on TV, but a car door a house over or any motion in the street they are ready to sound the alarm.
re: Bodywash sucks
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 12:00 pm to 62Tigerfan
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Dove Sensitive Skin bar soap man checking in. Everyone else in the family uses disgusting bodywash. I think we need a bar soap support group and a civil rights attorney to fight for our solid soap rights.
As a sensitive skin man myself, I like to use the O’lay body bar soap.
Any other soap dries out my skin too much or destroys the delicate balance of moisture on my skin leading to rashes or a yeast infection.
re: Replacement of Highway 90 bridges at MS-LA state line faces another delay
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 8:37 am to wadewilson
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What are you talking about?
If I-10 is closed, the only detour now is to take MS-43/603 in Bay Saint Louis north to Picayune.
You can then turn off on Texas Flat Road to get to MS-607 north of Stennis. MS-607 meets with I-59 and you can head back to I-10/12 from there. MS-43/603 also goes to Picayune, but it is the next exit.
It is a pain in the arse if you find out too late since it is about 13 miles behind you if I-10 is backing up at the I-10 Pearl River bridge is closed or one of the hump bridges on the other side of the state line.
That is why Waze is your friend. I remember one time this year there was an incident or construction at the Pearl River bridge and getting the grand tour from Buc-ee’s to MS-43/603 along some county roads that are no wider than a residential street. Don’t get me wrong it was a nice drive in the country, but some of the hairpin turns were some knuckle busters.
Ask your wife, it is the one I use to spank her when you are out of town.
re: Has the Biloxi Saenger carpet disaster been posted yet?
Posted by Tarps99 on 12/27/25 at 6:45 am to metallica81788
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A lot of high traffic venues choose elaborate, varied carpet designs since you can't see trash etc on the floor as well vs pure black
Yep. Casino carpets are known for this.
I can usually tell a place’s ownership by the design of the carpets.
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