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I was there! I remember seeing that Auburn guy flying up into the air. It was so hot at that game. I think they were giving away bottles of water so people wouldn’t pass out.


Unbelievable performance by Fournette. I was also there sitting in section 306 and it was the hottest I’ve ever been in my life. Absolutely miserable heat
Joe's stone crab/steak in Caeser's forum shops is great

re: Pensacola recommendations?

Posted by BassAssassin22 on 5/14/26 at 1:18 pm to
Mcguires
Grand Marlin
Flounders
Anchor and Titan to your NE is about the farthest south we fish
Nice, drillships are my favorites for catching tuna
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I'm currently about 50 miles north west of that location. Didn't feel nuffin!


What rig are you working on?

re: Vegas Dinner Recommendations?

Posted by BassAssassin22 on 12/1/25 at 5:48 pm to
Late night my wife and I have always gone to noodle Asia there in the Venetian. Brunch at Sugarcane at restaurant row is good. Quick bite for a chicken sandwich at howlin rays their food court. For a nicer meal we always go to Joes Stone Crab at Caesar’s forum shops. They have an excellent steak and great seafood selection. Terrace Point cafe also has a good brunch at the Wynn next door
Joe's stone crab in Caesar's Forum shops is a must hit when my wife and I visit. The madagascar shrimp appetizer with the dipping sauce is excellent

re: Vegas Restaurant Rec

Posted by BassAssassin22 on 5/14/25 at 11:22 pm to
Joes stone crab at Caesars is a favorite of ours
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Plus, my 5 year old son can now ride just about everything at Disney, so I am fricking GEEKED about being able to do most of the shite with him. Should be a good time.

Game changer

Enjoy. We just got back a month ago. The trip with the kids is something you cannot explain the feeling.


We got back last week. It was my daughter's first trip since reaching 48in, so she could ride everything. It was a absolute blast. The ride pictures are priceless. :lol:
I agree with the light loads on the SX series guns
I have both, the A400 is a nicer gun IMO. The SX4 also costs considerably less which is a good selling point. I’ve owned the SX2, SX3, and the SX4. The SX2 and 3 both had the trigger group fail the same way. My use is primarily duck hunting and for that the beretta has been flawless. I’ve owned the beretta xtrema 2 and the A400 xtreme plus. If you are going to waterfowl hunt a lot I would give the nod to Beretta. Mine has never failed to cycle no matter how cold it is. I can’t say the same for the SX series guns. Felt recoil is a wash for both IMO. Shoulder both and see what fits you better. They do shoulder a bit different as I find the beretta a hair bulkier.
Pro dreams has their tents set up right outside Mike’s habitat on game days with a lot of signed items from all LSU sports
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Auburn 2015 was brutal


This one. We were in section 306 and it was miserable. Heat index was 119 that game.
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Ember>>>Vic & Anthony’s But besides that, nugget is better



This. We always stay at the Nugget but make the walk down the boardwalk to eat at Ember
Everybody recovers from these procedures differently. I’ve done easy extractions and patients return and claim it’s killing them. I’ve done others that I figured would bother a patient later and it never did. How old is your son? Hard to say what that dentist will prescribe after the procedure. Usually 1000mg acetaminophen (Tylenol) along with 6-800mg of ibuprofen every 6-8 hours will take care of most discomfort. Research shows it to have the same effect as a norco 5 (Hydrocodone). I rarely prescribe opioids anymore. I would expect more post-op discomfort if the teeth are impacted (can’t see them in the mouth). Either way I would take it easy and recovery should be relatively quick

re: Memphis restaurants

Posted by BassAssassin22 on 3/19/24 at 7:49 am to
BBQ shop on Madison was my favorite when I lived there. I didn't care for rendezvous.

re: Ford Expedition vs Suburban

Posted by BassAssassin22 on 12/28/23 at 12:39 pm to
We have owned a 2017 yukon, 2019 suburban, and now a 2021 expedition max. The suburban transmission went out and stranded us in Natchitoches with 67k miles. Traded it in for the Expedition. 57k miles on the expedition now and it has been a great vehicle for us. The suburban was a bit more fuel efficient than the expedition. The seats are a bit more comfortable in the Ford. Neighbor has an AT4 and those seats are stiff to me.