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Tarps99
| Favorite team: | New Orleans Saints  |
| Location: | Lafourche Parish |
| Biography: | SLHS/Nicholls grad |
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| Number of Posts: | 12805 |
| Registered on: | 4/29/2017 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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A perfectly terrible ending to a garbage season.
That ended the series.
With the limited characters still living, maybe they can do a late night spin off of It’s Me Cassie, and continue to explore the Only Fans underworld more as she accepts the loss of Nate and pivots to content creation with her stable of ex Alamo Brown randos in her mansion creating content.
Or if they really wanted to reboot it for a 4th season, you could channel a Dallas vibe and make it all a dream, like the Fez dream.
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What about Service Merchandise did BR have those?
Houma had one near Southland Mall across from Sears. When MLK started popping, Service Merchandise moved to MLK across from Walmart.
After it closed, it sat vacant for a few years then Bed Bath and Beyond moved in after it was subdivided.
Best Buy took the other portion and the last portion went to Texas Roadhouse.
When Bed Bath and Beyond closed, Cavenders moved in.
Every time I think of Bed Bath and Beyond, I would ask them where the Beyond section was.
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Did it in college. I'm 45 now. Nobody wants to see it anymore. It's also dangerous. I don't know what fart will have spray. It's better to be covered.
Bad enough leaving a skid mark on your underwear. Heaven forbid leaving a skid mark on your sheets. I wonder how the wife or your mom would take that.
re: Baton Rouge nostalgia: TG&Y and McCrory stores…
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/31/26 at 2:13 pm to Disco Ball
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My first firearm came from TG&Y at the corner of Sherwood Forest and Old Hammond Hwy
Living up to the Toys Guns and YoYos.
re: Baton Rouge nostalgia: TG&Y and McCrory stores…
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/31/26 at 10:12 am to BeachDude022
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We had a TG&Y in east Houma. My mom would let me get a pack of 1989 Donruss baseball cards every time we went shopping there. It was connected to a Winn Dixie and a K&B in the shopping center, I think.
You are correct.
That shopping center was hit by a tornado in 2000 and the TG&Y was badly damaged and never reopened as TG&Y. McCorys split up the space and put a smaller McCorys there, along with a few other stores. McCorys finally closed in 2002. The TG&Y space is now occupied by an Ollies and other stores including a Dollar Store.
Winn Dixie built a newer store down Prospect near the bridge, but that didn’t last. Winn Dixie exited the Houma market by 2003 or 04. Cannatas moved in part of the WinnDixie space, but Hurricane Ida forced it to close and never reopened. Roses is now in the space.
The K&B moved across the street on Grand Caillou and eventually moved up the corporate name change from Rite Aid to now Walgreens.
As a south Lafourchian, I remember the TG&Y in Larose. It was in a shopping center with a National Grocery Store. There was also a fancy clothing store chain there too, maybe Beal’s. I can’t remember the name, but you could get your Girbeaud jeans there. For you party animals, the Greenhouse and the Greenhouse II were in that shopping center. Mr. Cook was also there in an outparcel by the road. Eventually, Callais Cable moved offices into the TG&Y space. Frank’s supermarket moved into the National space, and the whole shopping center declined in the 2000’s. Callais was purchased by Latelco and Frank’s built a new store on 3235 in Larose. Hurricane Ida finished what was left in that shopping center and has been the process of being demolished.
re: Do you or know anyone that actually pays for OnlyFans?
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/31/26 at 5:51 am to Onyx Aggie
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Pathetic lonely simps who feel special when the chick's chatbot says hi to them
In this season’s Euphoria, that was one of this season’s story arcs with the OT’s favorite female actress, Sydney Sweeney.
But anyway, people have posted on here about how women sell their farts in a jar or pair of gently used underwear to simps.
re: Don’t bet on a blue wave this November
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/31/26 at 5:42 am to jizzle6609
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Oh I thought her running was a joke.
I just goes to show you how much of a JOKE the Democrat Party has become, they would consider to nominate someone who could barely run a coffee bar as Presidential material.
re: Don’t bet on a blue wave this November
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/31/26 at 5:32 am to jizzle6609
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I’m hoping for a an AOC OF account by Christmas.
That comes in 2029 after Vance or Rubio crushes what’s left of the Democratic Party and she is the VP or Presidential candidate and loses her NY Congressional seat.
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There’s less than 70 million females in the baby making age range in the USA. All of them would have to have an abortion every year and some would have to do it twice a year. That 78 million number is a Poli Board kind of statistic.
Maybe it is from the same Dillard study group that said Essence had 400,000 visitors and has the same impact as Jazz Fest.
Must have used Common Core Math to come to that number.
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There are 78 million recorded abortions every year.
Sounds kind of high. That is a lot of people having unprotected sects.
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In The Ghetto
Before hearing “In The Ghetto” by Elvis, I heard the Paul Shanklin version “In A Yugo.”
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The median amount of retirement savings across all age groups is $87,000.
I guess all these hundred thousand dollar student loans and healthcare costs are killing retirement savings.
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So I guess the question is.... What are these millions upon millions of people going to do to support themselves when they get old? What happens if social security goes belly up?
They will just get less Social Security benefits or stay working longer to supplement their lower social security earnings.
re: Trump endorses Lindsey Graham
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/29/26 at 11:24 pm to weagle1999
Trump knows Miss Lindsey Gets his bread buttered by arse kissing Trump when it is convenient for him..
Miss Lindsey probably gets his rocks off to a photo of a neocon battle.
Miss Lindsey probably gets his rocks off to a photo of a neocon battle.
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Keith Young’s bar
The bar is still ok, food, not so much.
Sonic better watch out on the Northshore. There is a new place for knuckle checks.
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Carville has gone Nuclear
I didn’t know Carville on that Blue Origin rocket last night.
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Splitting parishes, in general, seems dumb to me.
It does to me too, but that is the only way to carve out Republicans or minorities.
re: Mardi Gras is losing N.O. money!
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/29/26 at 4:08 am to Big EZ Tiger
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You can throw out dumb liberal Tulane studies.
Wasn’t there another recently released Tulane study making the media rounds like the Gospels telling world that it is time for coastal Louisiana including the city just pack it up and move your arse somewhere else.
This is why any time there is a media headline has the term “Experts say _____” or “Scientists say _____” expect the biggest load of bullshitte puff piece.
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The same Tulane professor (Weiss) now says N.O. LOSES MONEY on Mardi Gras and thus needs a tax on the folks who provide the city free entertainment out of their own pockets.
Looks like the Tulane professor read my post on the OT with my ‘napkin math” from a few days ago and the media recanted her 2023 study showing how much money the city makes. LOL Either that or she is still under contract with the city and the city told her to spin the numbers so this new tax can get pushed forward.
Don’t get me wrong Mardi Gras is a huge money maker for the economy as a whole, but it is hard to say enough money trickles back down to the city to cover its expenses.
Another variable in this is the 2025 New Year’s Day attack. I think the city added even more police officers and added more barricades adding to setup costs and labor costs. So her study maybe a little outdated with all the additional security added and downturn in visitors.
re: Spencer Pratt is on Gutfeld tonight.
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/29/26 at 3:45 am to trinidadtiger
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I saw an guy interviewing people in the streets of LA and who they would vote for and I thought this one chick epitomized the typical southern californian... "Well the city is a mess, so I have to vote with someone with experience, Bass"
Have you seen Jay Leno’s JayWalking segments or Kimmel’s Liewitness News segments?
They have some pretty dumb people out there. Must be all that Pacific air that makes people dumb.
re: United Health Care v. Blue Cross Blue Shield
Posted by Tarps99 on 5/28/26 at 6:03 pm to chinhoyang
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
I recently had to go with the Health Care Exchange for my insurance after my small employer felt he was getting a raw deal offering coverage.
In the exchange in my area, the only policies are from Blue Cross, and there are several different plans available, but the big thing to watch for is that there are two flavors of Blue Cross. You have your traditional PPO Blue Cross that is higher than a 1960's hippie, and HMO Louisiana which is a Blue Cross Company. Obviously the PPO Blue Cross has more participating doctors while HMO Louisiana is much cheaper because you are almost in managed care through the HMO and you primarily only have coverage in Louisiana, PPO Blue Cross will use the Blue Cross Network out of state.
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'bout how of a big ol' boy are you?
Since the website is called "Tigerdroppings," how about a turd weighting contest?
See if anyone can be this:
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