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He was the weirdest anomaly. I think LSU made him better than he was. I think he benefitted a lot by what he inherited. He was clearly a good recruiter. I think probably a below average X's and O's coach, but a great manager of staff. A bit too loyal. Was clearly a player's coach from all the things I remember. He knew his role, and i think that was his chief wisdom.


Pretty much nailed it.
The only softening of policy that would be acceptable in my mind is for those who voluntarily turn themselves over for deportation. If they can demonstrate that they were working in farm labor or some other form of essential labor that the United States deems acceptable for bringing in foreign laborers for, they can apply for a work visa and wait for possible approval. The process must be regulated and transparent. Incentivize cooperation for those who profess to be performing essential labor, but citizenship is out and having your children here leeching off the system is out. Choose not to cooperate and you get permabanned with the others that came across and leech off our system and exploit our people.

If you don't turn yourself over, then frick you, you get deported and put on a ban list. Businesses and prices will adjust when we achieve equilibrium. Right now it is motherfricking detox time and I'm here for it.
Allow California to secede. Northern California breaks off from Southern California and rejoins the U.S. as new 50th state with Republican majority. Amazing deal for America.

re: Is this true about Angel?

Posted by ChewyDante on 6/3/25 at 8:06 am
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t's surprising how many LSU fans dislike her; it shows that you never really liked her, but rather appreciated the entertainment she brought to BR. Typical


You think people should uncritically support people just because they play a sport for their preferred team? And you think you're not the dumbass? :lol:

re: Skeeter time

Posted by ChewyDante on 5/30/25 at 1:01 pm
My backyard is horrific. I am putting a patio cover up so we can use our outdoor patio more and looking to come up with an insecticide free plan.

Planning on having a fan setup that will blow horizontally across the length of the patio as a deterrent. Don't know how effective that will be.

The only other methods I've come across other than mitigating standing water is citronella and other scent deterrents and some people claim the thermacells work, some say they don't.
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With all this global warming thing going on.


Lol. The rain?
A large portion of our society is incompetent and/or selfish. No where is this manifested more obviously and infuriatingly than on the road.
Ideological leftists can never accept that anyone can legitimately disagree with their ideas. It's always just a lack of understanding on the behalf of the poor dupes who are too stupid to welcome the infallible prescriptions of their genius leftist masters.
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Let them strike deeply into Russia with European provided weapons. It's the only thing that will bring Putin to the bargaining table.


Do you think the Russians are throwing everything they have at Ukraine right now? Do you lack the common sense to realize that Ukraine escalating strikes will result in Russia escalating its bombardment of Ukraine?

Ukraine isn't going to suddenly turn the tide of the war in their favor with some magic "Victory" weapons. Some of you are extremely delusional regarding Ukraine's capabilities.
Crawford and Heidi Klum. Flip a coin.
I love the argument of how we should start a war with any country that we think could maybe pose some hypothetical threat to us in some future scenario.

Let's go to war because we have conjured a fantasy in our minds of a doomsday switch scenario of a third world despot. :lol:

Just like the idiotic logic of escalating conflict with Russia which could lead to general war because some asshats think Russia could potentially, maybe attack NATO in the future. So let's remove all doubt and attack them! Dumbasses abound.

re: America’s Enemies Need To Learn

Posted by ChewyDante on 5/16/25 at 11:37 am
Where do these people come from? :lol:

The media and neoconservative globalists have done quite the number on a lot of these people's minds with their propaganda.
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I recognize your stupidity. That is the law, not my direct quote.


Not sure how many times you want to keep reminding us as to how oblivious you are. :lol:
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Federal law:
Requires licensed firearms dealers (those with a Federal Firearms License or FFL) to conduct background checks through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) before selling a firearm.
Does not require unlicensed or private sellers to conduct background checks, regardless of where the sale takes place, including gun shows or online.

Make sure not to read just the first sentence.



Dunning-Kruger incarnate folks. He's too dumb to even recognize his own stupidity.
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How about stop firearm's dealers from selling guns without a background check.


What firearms dealers are selling guns without federally mandated background checks? Do you have some sort of evidence that such is taking place or that that is a significant source of firearm acquisitions for criminals?

re: Your 3 “permanent rivals”?

Posted by ChewyDante on 5/9/25 at 8:53 am
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LSU’s:

1. Ole Piss
2. Arky
3. Florida

The “rivalry” with the Faggies seems forced by the SEC the last 10 years. Hell I’d put Auburn and Bama over them


While I agree with the latter I don't quite understand how you can say that while having Arkansas as number 2 on the rivalry list.

Ole Miss is probably #1 for LSU based on history.
Alabama would be #1 if just considering the past 20 years
Florida is definitely one of the games you always circle
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You don't kill people for this.The anger is justified but killing someone for squatting is not.


bullshite. First of all, you are correct that killing should not NEED to be a solution to this problem and easily wouldn't if the state would intervene as they should to be the legitimate authority and enforcer of property rights.

A home is literally the most significant investment most Americans have, dedicating decades of their earnings to pay for and it is also the fundamental basis for security to a family. From the elements as well as from others. Are you suggesting that Americans can be reasonably deprived of their homes by criminal exploiters with no means to use force to expel them? If the state attempted force to compel someone to do anything, and that person refused or resisted, what would the state do?

The state's lack of clear and decisive action on this matter NECESSARILY and REASONABLY compels citizens to either act on their own or submit entirely to having their life's savings and their families most basic human necessities and security deprived for no other reason than a criminal theft.

If a squatter refuses to leave your home, and the state refuses to compel them, homeowners are well within their moral rights to use force to compel them to leave and the state's absence of clarity on this matter, just like on any other criminal situation, only encourages and enables criminals and general disorder.
The Soviets did not invade until two weeks later, but the point remains. This destroys in its crib the myth that WWII was a war fought for some high minded or altruistic purpose. It was a war fought for the same reasons most all wars are and that's power.

Germany's rise in geopolitical power was always a problem in Europe to the old powers. Hitler openly sought to reorganize the European power structure in Germany's favor, and the existing power dynamic was something the British and French Empires obviously were not keen to see changed. The USSR was an afterthought at the time but the West was willing to overlook all the criminal aggression of the Soviets for the entirety of the war, including the aggression they committed while being partnered with Germany.
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Youre that guy that smells in the office all day


It sounds like you have a body odor problem. It's not a big deal, since you are obviously aware and take measures to mitigate it's impact on others, but you shouldn't project your body odor issues on others.

I don't get smelly from an evening shower to waking up in the morning. Not even close. I would imagine most people don't unless they sweat in bed something awful.