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re: Hanger steak in Lafayette

Posted by Will Cover on 10/12/26 at 8:26 pm to
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Hanger steak in Lafayette


While not Lafayette, you can have it shipped to you.

44Farms

And you may be able to search for an online coupon to use as well.

re: Popeyes Chicken Biscuit

Posted by Will Cover on 10/6/26 at 6:26 am to
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Bojangles around the corner that makes a better one and you can get it with egg and cheese


Better option for those who have the choice of Popeye's and Bojangles. The Bojangles in Albany, LA (between Hammond and BR) I don't think serves breakfast, because Bojangles has a great chicken biscuit.
For atmosphere, and I'll most likely get downvoted here, Superior Grill. I find their food to be okay.

But for actual Tex-Mex food, I've always been partial to Mi Padres in Prairieville. Always consistently good. And they have the best homemade flour tortillas of any Mexican restaurant that actually makes them.

re: What Car Do You Drive?

Posted by Will Cover on 10/5/26 at 7:34 pm to
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What Car Do You Drive?


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as in your daily driver?


2026 Tesla Model 3

FSD is fantastic and makes "driving" enjoyable.

I also have a 2025 Ram 1500 Tungsten that I drive on weekends, if at all, or when I need to haul things.
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So, do they use processed chicken or not?


I had one for the first time this past weekend. The biscuit was great. It reminded me of what Popeye's biscuits used to be like when they were made in-house. Except they are much larger. Buttery and flaky.

The chicken breast did not appear to be pre-battered and frozen either. It was freshly made. And it was much larger than what you would get at Chick-fil-A. All while still being fresh and hot.

Popeye's may have found something if they can stick to it.


re: STABBS BAD!

Posted by Will Cover on 10/3/26 at 9:55 pm to
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J Alexander has really good steaks and their hamburgers are delicious


I thoroughly agree. Their center cut filet with bernaise is fantastic, and they also have the best mac and cheese side entree in town.

re: Lacey Chabert on location

Posted by Will Cover on 10/3/26 at 9:30 pm to


5 pages in, and not one of you made a remark about the young man having his priorities straight.

re: CFB Week 5 Betting Thread

Posted by Will Cover on 10/3/26 at 8:59 am to
Baylor + 3.5
So. Carolina - 135 (moneyline)

If hair loss is an overall side effect of GLP-1 medications, but taking them ultimately helps someone become healthier overall -- and gives them more confidence, I think that for many that would be a trade off worth exploring.
I can vouch for Dillpickle. Had my builder not require me to use his guy/company, I would have easily used him. Very knowledgeable, accessible, and communicative.
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Those of you who have installed pools, did it lose its luster after a while such that you regretted it, or is it well worth the sacrifices / trade offs over the long run?


I had smaller children, and it was worth it.

Now that my children are grown, I sold my house -- and am building a new house -- and it will have a pool as well.

This time, I am adding a hot tub, and I'm making the deepest part of the pool only 4 ft. 9 inches.

I want to be able to utilize the entire pool, unlike my last one.
I can tell you that I reached out twice to GenPro, HMC, and Steadfast. No one ever returned my online inquiry or phone call.

The only company that called and followed up was Gage. I ended up not using them as my builder has someone he wants me to use.
I guess one could say that they were United, albeit briefly.

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Then the airline let him leave.


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The woman said she was told she had to return to her seat during landing in spite of the sexual harassment she reported because there were no other available seats.


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The woman, who was not identified because of safety concerns, described the man seated next to her as a “normal looking,” “unassuming,” guy between 35 and 40 years old who was wearing a T-shirt and hiking pants, the outlet reported.


Her description does not necessarily exclude most of the OT posters on this site.

KTLA 5 - Full Story

re: Auto Repair Shop in BR

Posted by Will Cover on 9/24/26 at 6:16 am to
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Anyone have any good recommendations for a TRUSTWORTHY shop in BR? I


Highland Car Care (Tinh)
K&M Automotive (Jason)
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Hypothetical: if not Louisiana, Where?


Chattanooga, Franklin, or Brentwood, TN
Suburbs of Charlotte, NC
Colorado, except for Denver
Northwest Arkansas
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We're really gonna act like this hasn't happened with white people before?


I didn’t say that. I will say that stereotypes often exist because they reflect actual statistical differences between groups. That’s a statement about base rates, not a claim that every individual fits the pattern.
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driver, 28-year-old Q’Laundra


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Hood,


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fled


Checks out.
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front loading garages and carports.


Never been my favorite. I'm currently in a rental, and the entire neighborhood is like this. Many people can't park their cars inside them for all the crap they have stored in the "garage" area. It looks like a disaster area, and a lot of people park their vehicles in the street.

The HOA -- and I know many are against HOAs -- is either non-existant here -- or have no authority.
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The house next door has one that wraps to the side and I’m admittedly jealous.


I think it's a great look. But very expensive. As others have said, I'm sinking money into my back patio space that will be screened in (motorized), which is what I think many people today are doing if their budget allows for it.

But I do believe I will enjoy being able to sit out on my front porch in a swing -- or a rocker. Until the mosquitos decide to eat me alive, then I will go either inside or to the back porch.:lol:


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Why don’t people build houses with wrap around porches anymore?


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IMO they are super cool but I don’t really see them around on new houses ever


I agree. Perhaps cost -- it's not conditioned living space.

I am in the process of building and have a very large front porch with sitting area space at both ends. The entire wrap around would not have worked for the look I am after.