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Never thought any jerk could make a Cuomo look like a desirable alternative.

I wasn’t sure if he’d considered LSU or not, I think one or both of his parents may have been teachers and had strong influence on helping make decisions. I only saw him play 5 high school games but he was dominant in those, it was like an adult playing against grade schoolers.

It could have been fun to see Mike Sanders and Dave Simmons, teammates of Johnny Jones from DeRidder, they both went on to play college ball. Also missed on Orlando Woolridge out of Mansfield La., he played for Notre Dame and was 6th pick in the ‘81 draft

Dang! How bad of a lunch did his wife pack him?

As a nation, we are in a reoccurring cycle that LBJ started and politicians recognize as a means of control. The suggestions of welfare control sounds reasonable and logical but we have gone too far with the “everything is free” mentality to turn this around.
This is part of why racism and skin color division has become such a strong and widely used tactic and it’s lead to a sense of entitlement that won’t be taken away or broken without major conflict within our nation.
I grew up in a small rural Louisiana town and a large percentage of the population was living off of government subsidies, give away programs. Now, 50 years later, those same families are still living off of government programs and those families had lived off government give away for 25 years or more before I was born,
This lifestyle thrives from and rewards immortality, incest, sexual abuse which demoralizes and turns young girls into baby factories, children aren’t brought into the world out of love and family, they are brought into the world as a means to get free everything and more and more of it. It pushes the human population that’s involved into an existence that’s hardly any different than wild animals. Roam the area where they exist, randomly breeding with any sex partner that shows up, have an unlimited number of babies and get paid for doing it.
It’s not just the inner cities, although they are the most noticeable just due to the numbers involved but just drive around Louisiana, on the old highways that span the rural areas, some weekend get out anf drive around for 3 or 4 hours, travel La 1, 171, 84, 165, you’ll pass village after village that used to be towns, they are now on there last leg, welfare and people’s willingness to stay on free stuff are killing Louisiana and we are past the point of recovery in most rural towns.

If you have vision insurance, I think they can take advantage of a person because most insurances list multiple things they will pay a certain amount or percentage of and most customers don’t know what it actually applies to and doesn’t apply to. I think they can quickly add up approximately what your coverage should pay and then they add that amount back into the price. My last glasses with the exam, Aetna paid over $600 and my final portion was $670 for a pair of clear lens progressives with a $175 set of frames. So over $1200 and had to take them back 4 times to get lenses adjusted, they had them cut wrong and they were not setting in the correct position, they never got them exactly correct, no refund just sorry we’ve done all that we can do.

Yeah counting and tracking numbers isn’t a problem, the lottery counts millions of ticket numbers and tallies results from all over everywhere in a matter of minutes. Legally counting numbers without fraud is the problem.

Looks like head ran head on into a big butterfly!

Yeah glycol is pumped through the system, cools the components by absorbing heat, how do they cool the glycol?

I’ve got a 1977 Remington 788 in 6MM REM, I’ve bought my last 100 rounds of Hornady brass from Midway but always watching sites that handle once fired brass.

Have any of y’all bought from Bayou Brass? I’ve seen them list once fired and new brass on Ammoseek, looks like they’re located in Pearl River. I’m interested in standard caliber rifle brass, 6MM Rem, .270, .30-06, .308