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re: Auburn 0 @ LSU 5 Final

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 7:48 pm
We should be sitting on the curve ball. ...

re: Auburn 0 @ LSU 5 Final

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 7:22 pm
Too close to take with 2 strikes. ...

re: Auburn 0 @ LSU 5 Final

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 6:45 pm
I just punched in "lsu" and it came up. ...

re: Auburn 0 @ LSU 5 Final

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 6:42 pm
It's technically about from the letters to the knees in college [img]https://baseballrulesacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/ncaa-2-75.png[/img]...

re: Auburn 0 @ LSU 5 Final

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 6:39 pm
[quote]Ready for robot umps[/quote] He seems to have a low zone for sure. ...
Was it a rental or your primary residence? ...
[quote]"StG incorporation" was never on my bingo card when buying this house.[/quote] We bought this house 11 years ago or so and we knew it wasn't in the proposed StG at the time. It's hard to believe this has been going on that long. I remember my wife and I discussing it and we decided that we d...
[quote]I can justify spending on private school at the earlier ages, but there's no way I can fathom the idea of sending my kid to private high school with the price of tuition in EBR. It's outrageous.[/quote] Private elementary school is a gateway drug. It's sometimes the same as daycare or less s...
[quote]Welp, time to find out how to annex our neighborhood in. We're a block from the StG boundary border and I would rather not have to move to another state to give my family a better quality of life.[/quote] The end of the road we live on in our neighborhood is in St George. We personally w...
We are right on the edge of the boundary, but on the BR side. I'm happy for y'all though. BR needed a slap in the face. ...
[quote]especially when people are finally starting to wake up to federal spending being out of control.[/quote] [quote]Ironically, another quick way to lose votes is to tell people you are cutting spending on some program they want/need/like/are-employed-by.[/quote] And we can't really do anything...
[quote]And a single dads ability to do this:[/quote] When my parents divorced it was decided that I needed to live with my dad. I was 12-13 years old. I was a pretty wild teenager and would have run all over my mother. She wouldn't have been able to handle me at that age. Not something I'm part...

re: Baton Rouge vs Austin

Posted by fallguy_1978 on 4/26/24 at 7:41 am
[quote]This thread makes me sad. I loved BR (late 80's / early 90's) and I always wanted to move back to BR.[/quote] It's a different city for sure in 2024 than that time period. At that time all of SBR was pretty reliably safe and decent, minus a few neighborhoods. That's really no longer the cas...
[quote]For example, my MIL has been married and divorced four fricking times.[/quote] My SIL has been divorced 7 times. True story :lol:...
[quote]Where is this?[/quote] Southeast BR. Oddly enough, it's usually 20-30 cents more across town. I don't know why. When I need gas on that side I'll put like $10 in and fill up closer to home. ...
[quote]So, we will tax you at a rate of 25% on your unrealized gains, then when you take out the funds you get to pay us 44.6%?[/quote] Imagine someone like Elon when TSLA had a massive run. He'd have to tank his own stock to pay taxes. ...
Yeah, not many people are going to want to move and trade a 2.5% mortgage for 7.5%. I guess there are times where people are forced to move or some people can sell and pay cash for another place with the proceeds. ...
It definitely changes your life as the child of divorce. Even as an adult, you always have to visit them separately. You'll have 2 of every holiday, birthday etc. It's also awkward when you have an event like a graduation where you'd normally want to sit as a family. My parents are in their ...
The middle class can't afford to have large families anymore. ...