BitBuster

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Dropped 2 easy TDs

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I hope none of his friends or family bet on LSU not to cover because the FBI is all over point shaving-- allegedly. Would suck for him if it's just the yips.

What happened? I thought he was back after dealing with an infection.

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this is one of two reasons that i am generally anti-death penalty. it isnt really a deterrent.

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Our system has nothing to do with deterrence or rehabilitation. It's about serving justice.

I'm anti-death penalty because our system can get it wrong. Nothing worse in this world than convicting an innocent person. No justice is done in that case, just adding another wrong.

So, I guess Notre Dame is going to be in it every year?
They can play who they want. Schedule a bunch of low-tier P4 schools and declare yourself wonderful with your 10-2 record.

As a kid, I liked Ladyhawke too, but that movie can be a whole other discussion. haha I had a completely different soundtrack to that movie in my head when I first saw the post. It was epic orchestra in my mind, not synth. :lol:

Back on topic, I have to agree with GeauxLSUGeaux and pick The Phantom Menace. John Williams is about the only one who did his job.

I don't know why, but Ladyhawke (1985) was the first movie that came to mind.

Apparently, I was slightly off base - from the wiki:

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The film soundtrack, composed by Andrew Powell, has met some criticism, with some saying the synthesizer laden track is incongruous for a medieval-themed movie,[13][14][15][16] while others were more critical, with one reviewer calling it the "cream of the crop when it comes to atrocious scores" and another saying it sounded like an "exercise video that got played on top of a low budget '80s sitcom". It has been placed at the top of a list of worst movie soundscores, and appears on three other lists of bad movie music.[17][18] Another commentator calls it one of the most "widely mocked soundtracks in the history of film".[19]

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, and the Catholics go for the rituals and can't wait to race out of the parking lot.

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accurate. I'd wager 50% of the Catholic's I know only care about receiving communion, and sleep walk through the rest of mass.

If they would offer a drive-thru communion, I guarantee you many of them would do it.
"I'll take the $10 salvation combo please."
"That's one eucharast, one shot of wine, and a sprinkle of holy water."

Verne Lundquist was great. (Was also awesome at the Masters)
Gary Danielson was such a hater. After every play, he told you what everyone did wrong.

I guess they balanced each other out? I wish Verne would have been paired with someone else for a few of those years.

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But you are talking about, which is the entire point. So the marketing is working, I suppose.

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Bingo. They tricked us into talking about an insurance company's mascot.

I've listened to Hardcore History's Blueprint for Armageddon, and watched They Shall Not Grow Old by Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings director)

The men signing up for the war had absolutely no idea what they were in for.

Try this route: (Advice in addition to regular boudin)
Best Stop, Scott, LA (Smoked Boudin)
Kartchners, Scott, LA (Boudin + jalapeno cream cheese eggrolls)
Billy's, Scott, LA (Pepperjack Boudin Balls)
Don's, Scott, LA (Cracklin)
NuNu's, Scott, LA (ribeye sausage)
Bourques, Johnson St, Lafayette, LA (Jalapeno Cheese bread)
Johnson's Bouconierre, (by ULL), Lafayette, LA (Smoked Ribs for Lunch)
Billeauds, Broussard, LA (Boudin, or walk next door to BJ's and get a fried shrimp poboy)