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BitBuster
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Lafayette |
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| Occupation: | IT |
| Number of Posts: | 1971 |
| Registered on: | 12/4/2017 |
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I'll take "Where the hell is this coming from?" for $800, Alex.
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Bestselling military thriller author Tom Clancy died on October 1, 2013, at age 66 at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after a brief illness. Famous for creating Jack Ryan and pioneering the techno-thriller genre, his name continues to live on through ongoing novels written by ghostwriters and major video game franchises.
He's been gone for a while now. I'm guessing some podcast got their dander up.
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re: What’s an American history hot take you’ve got?
Posted by BitBuster on 8/19/26 at 8:37 am to grizzlylongcut
Alexandria should have been the capital of Louisiana. LSU should have stayed there.
The Mississippi River should have been allowed to flow naturally through the Atchafalaya.
Morgan City becomes our major port city.
Krotz Springs becomes like Baton Rouge
New Orleans becomes like Mobile or Biloxi.
Baton Rouge becomes Hammond
Key infrastructure and politics are centrally located and less succeptable to hurricanes.
I-12 connects all the way through Alexandria.
Monkey's paw? Alexandria looks the same as today.
The Mississippi River should have been allowed to flow naturally through the Atchafalaya.
Morgan City becomes our major port city.
Krotz Springs becomes like Baton Rouge
New Orleans becomes like Mobile or Biloxi.
Baton Rouge becomes Hammond
Key infrastructure and politics are centrally located and less succeptable to hurricanes.
I-12 connects all the way through Alexandria.
Monkey's paw? Alexandria looks the same as today.
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Space is 99.99999999% nothing.
On December 19, 2025, the comet 3I/Atlas flew by Earth at a distance of 170 million miles at approx 135,000mph. A 2026 study estimated the comet as being about 12 billion years old.
Imagine flying around at 135,000mph for 12 billion years and never hitting anything.
That's 14.2 Quintillion miles. (14,200,920,000,000,000,000)
2.41 million light years
Roughly equivalent from traveling from Earth to the Andromeda Galaxy.
I agree. The universe is pretty empty.
I always wondered if those triangle sail shades made a significant difference in pool temps. I was at a friend's house who had one and everyone pretty much hung out under the shade the whole time. Why everyone's whole pool needs to be blasted with full sun all the time is a mystery to me, but maybe i don't understand pool chemistry.
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I'm just sayin, as a heterosexual male, that I've got a sneaking suspision that this show is targeted at lesbians-not us.
Girl bosses from the top down. Protagonist is a woman named Joe. Her "dreamy" surgeon husband is a complete pussy beta. Bobby the lesbian gets the most screen time and lines on the QRT. Steamy lesbian romance center stage in S1 and S3. The SIGs the QRT uses are all silenced, while the bad guy guns are loud, the good guys guns are quiet, like a woman. Nicole Kidman's character is in a sexless marriage.
Oh, and Nicole Kidman has weird earlobes. All that work she had done plasticising her face she should have gotten those lobes lifted. Can't unsee.
I'm just sayin, as a heterosexual male, that I've got a sneaking suspision that this show is targeted at lesbians-not us.
Girl bosses from the top down. Protagonist is a woman named Joe. Her "dreamy" surgeon husband is a complete pussy beta. Bobby the lesbian gets the most screen time and lines on the QRT. Steamy lesbian romance center stage in S1 and S3. The SIGs the QRT uses are all silenced, while the bad guy guns are loud, the good guys guns are quiet, like a woman. Nicole Kidman's character is in a sexless marriage.
Oh, and Nicole Kidman has weird earlobes. All that work she had done plasticising her face she should have gotten those lobes lifted. Can't unsee.
re: Lioness Season 3 Off to a Solid Start
Posted by BitBuster on 8/14/26 at 8:04 am to ColonelAngus
Do the lesbian scenes have a point other than being gratituous?
Is Cruz still trying to sex-out Josie the pilot as a cartel mole?
Maybe she's the mole-not the ukrainian chick-for the russians and not the cartel.
Otherwise the lesbian scenes are pointless.
Is Cruz still trying to sex-out Josie the pilot as a cartel mole?
Maybe she's the mole-not the ukrainian chick-for the russians and not the cartel.
Otherwise the lesbian scenes are pointless.
Or, we do like everyone else does and retire the jerseys, not the numbers.
When you retire the jersey, you retire the one with the name on the back.
Put 20, 9, and 5 back in circulation.
When you retire the jersey, you retire the one with the name on the back.
Put 20, 9, and 5 back in circulation.
re: Cremation or Burial?
Posted by BitBuster on 8/13/26 at 11:18 am to KemoSabe65
Funerals are for the living, not the dead.
I told my wife I prefer cremation and scatter my ashes, but I understand the tremendous amount of closure gained from a visitation and formal funeral. It's also not fair to have a family-only event because many other people deserve closure as well.
I told my wife I prefer cremation and scatter my ashes, but I understand the tremendous amount of closure gained from a visitation and formal funeral. It's also not fair to have a family-only event because many other people deserve closure as well.
re: Lioness Season 3 Off to a Solid Start
Posted by BitBuster on 8/13/26 at 6:30 am to CU_Tigers4life
This is my first foray into a Taylor Sheridan series. The overall message seems to be "the end justifies the means." Will the main characters ever get punished for bad behavior or remain connected enough to stay above the law?
It's a fun show when it focuses on the action.
It's a fun show when it focuses on the action.
re: Is Gone With the Wind the highest grossing movie of all-time because of Air Conditioning?
Posted by BitBuster on 8/12/26 at 7:49 am to magildachunks
The AC box office is an Interesting theory.
I know when I was a new father, and it would be my afternoon to take a break, I'd go to the movies and take a damn nap.
Matinee price, 2 hours in the dark, uninterrupted and nobody looks twice at a solo movie goer.
I can guarantee you in 1939 at least some of the ticket sales were for the AC and quiet and not the movie itself. Although probably not enough to account for it's status.
I know when I was a new father, and it would be my afternoon to take a break, I'd go to the movies and take a damn nap.
Matinee price, 2 hours in the dark, uninterrupted and nobody looks twice at a solo movie goer.
I can guarantee you in 1939 at least some of the ticket sales were for the AC and quiet and not the movie itself. Although probably not enough to account for it's status.
re: Explanation for “Piped-In Music”
Posted by BitBuster on 8/11/26 at 9:19 am to LouisianaLonghorn
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the band is literally told when they can and can't play, and they obviously play a lot less than they used to
I can guarantee you some pencil pusher is calculating how much money is spent on the marching band, and how much money those stadium seats are "really" costing. They're going to use how often they play music in game as a statistic. I'd say less than 10 years from now there won't be a band in the stadium. I'm a traditionalist and hate the DJ and nightclub atmosphere, but I can see the writing on the wall.
re: Its just a License Plate Reader
Posted by BitBuster on 8/11/26 at 7:28 am to Dawgfanman
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If you aren’t criticizing local govt officials at council meetings, you have nothing to fear
Now imagine a Teedy administration armed with Flock information.
re: Anonymous SEC Defensive Coordinator on Sam Leavitt
Posted by BitBuster on 8/10/26 at 6:53 pm to John Rambeaux
Kiffin had a lot of choices this offseason and got the QB he wanted for his system. That alone should tell you all you need to know. Leavitt will function like a Jackson Dart until Lane finds the next Trinidad.
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I'm an RT. Every COPD patient I put on oxygen, is most certainly a former smoker. At the very least, they are burdened with planning simple trips to town and calculating how man 02 tanks to bring. At the worst, they are confined to a recliner, struggling to breath, unable to do ANYTHING that used to bring them joy.
Every smoker I've ever met has had the "You're gonna die of something" mentality. I'm sure if they could see into the future, and see they aren't dying of a heart attack in their sleep, or a PE and dropping dead instantly in their kitchen, or in a blaze of glory rescuing a kitten from a house fire, but rather wasting away chained to an O2 bottle for years, they may reconsider.
re: Who had the brilliant idea for this Masters of the Universe film
Posted by BitBuster on 8/10/26 at 10:49 am to nicholastiger
What were you expecting? It's a self-aware action comedy based on a comic book set in a fantasy universe.
re: Pick my next series to watch
Posted by BitBuster on 8/10/26 at 10:47 am to Jack Daniel
You can't go wrong with any of those.
The Wire is probably the most realistic and my favorite.
Breaking Bad is just awesome, but really, really dark at times.
The Sopranos has great characters. I don't care for this type of organized crime show so it's probably my least favorite of the three. But if you like mafia-type stuff, this is for you.
The Wire is probably the most realistic and my favorite.
Breaking Bad is just awesome, but really, really dark at times.
The Sopranos has great characters. I don't care for this type of organized crime show so it's probably my least favorite of the three. But if you like mafia-type stuff, this is for you.
re: Suggestions for Fall/Winter bottles/canned beers needed…
Posted by BitBuster on 8/9/26 at 5:51 pm to Clyde Tipton
Ayinger Marzen for Oktoberfest
re: Spacex building a fabrication complex in Grimes County, Texas
Posted by BitBuster on 8/9/26 at 3:43 pm to aTmTexas Dillo
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Must mean young Americans are complacent, dour and unable to compete.
The playbook when they hire a non-Indian is only give the new hire bare minimum information and integrate him as little into the team as possible. Have others give him convoluted and conflicting information. They'll work non standard hours like 10am until 7pm, but keep the "other guy" on the "early shift." Then they'll get reports that the other guy on the early shift isn't doing his work when they're not there and he's termed. Nevermind he was doing what he was told.
Source: I worked at CGI in the past and was friends with a guy this happened to.
re: Lioness Season 3 Off to a Solid Start
Posted by BitBuster on 8/9/26 at 3:11 pm to Gorilla Ball
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I started this series
I, too, just started. On S1 E6.
This show is bad arse. Reminds me of Sicario - which I love.
re: Spacex building a fabrication complex in Grimes County, Texas
Posted by BitBuster on 8/9/26 at 3:09 pm to theunknownknight
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They only hire other indians
100% this. They're smart about it. They hire other people too, but they never seem to work out and they end up hiring another Indian.
re: Where does Desperado rank all time in action movies
Posted by BitBuster on 8/9/26 at 6:36 am to athenslife101
Somewhere in the mid to late top 100?
I love the movie but there are a tons of competition.
I love the movie but there are a tons of competition.
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