Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Colfax,La.
Biography:Married,retired RN,US Navy veteran
Interests:Hunting,fishing,tree farm
Occupation:Retired RN
Number of Posts:4799
Registered on:1/4/2019
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I think she’s buried out in the desert somewhere.
“has spent 270 days from homeport”

Isn’t a cruise normally 6 months?
When I was growing up Catholic we couldn’t eat meat any Fridays,all year long.
Wasn’t a sacrifice for me,I like seafood of any kind.I don’t remember ever getting a steak in a restaurant,I always get shrimp.

re: La. snake flippin’

Posted by LSUA 75 on 2/21/26 at 11:04 am to
Man yumust have a death wish holding that Copperhead tat close to your face.
“ Upper back pain that can radiate down to the arm,even make my hand tingle”
That sounds like neck,specifically C3-C4. My wife went through an episode of same symptoms,actually worse.Her L arm and hand were very weak besides tingling.Had severe upper back pain,trapezius muscle.
What caused her problems was working in a cath lab,wearing a 40 lb lead apron and neck bent looking down on pts. lying on the table for hours .She saw a neurosurgeon,he told her no more cath lab and hopefully her problem would resolve.It got better fairly quickly after she quit,regained strength in her hand and arm.At it’s worst she couldn’t hold 5 lbs.

I personally think chiropractors are a waste of time and money.

I sure as hell wouldn’t let one “crack” my neck,can cause a vertebral artery dissection.
If Co2 leaks into or propels brine from the salt water collections under the Chicot Aquifer Louisiana is fricked.The Chicot Aquifer is the water source for 48% of Louisiana including Lafayette,Lake Charles and water source for Alexandria.
The LSU “scientists” are confident it won’t leak.However the sequestration site in Decatur Illinois was considered an ideal site due to the underlying sand stone formations but it leaked.

Recently came across an article from Scientific American concerning a potential nuclear waste disposal site in the Yucca Mountains in Nevada.The proposal was abandoned because the waste was a mixture of solids and liquids and scientists could not guarantee the waste would stay put as liquids could migrate through the microscopic holes and fractures found in the most solid of rocks.
The article goes on to say that the waste Co2 would be a buoyant,low viscosity”supercritical”fluid maintained at high temperature and pressure.
Like all fluids it would have the capacity to migrate through the ground.

What makes the situation more troublesome for Louisiana is there are thousands of abandoned well sites which would provide a conduit for the Co2 to travel upwards.
If this sequestration shite goes sideways Louisiana is going to have problems like no one ever imagined.
My stepson worked a Ryan’s all you can eat buffet some years ago,
Said those queens would come in with huge purses,have gallon ziplock bags in the purse and be dropping food in the bags when they thought no one was looking.
When they were called out for it they would start hollering it was for their baby.
She can probably kiss her license goodbye unless she wants to go work for the prison system in Texas.
Could possibly be the workload is a issue.That’s a problem in the nursing field,especially in hospials.
Chronic shortages lead to those left being overworked and burned out.
I worked 31 years full time ICU and it was a perpetual problem, It was when I started and was a problem when I quit.
“ Ivermectin has been shown to prevent and possibly cure some cancers”.

From what I’ve read and anecdotal stories ivermectin seems to have some benefit as an adjunct but not as a primary treatment.

As for as it being a preventative ,there is absolutely no way to prove that.

There is a genetic basis for cancer.My dad was 1 of 9 children,counting my grandparents,11 people.Not 1 case of cancer.36 grandchildren and only 2 cases of cancer besides 1 cousin that was a chain smoker and died of lung cancer.On a stastical basis should have been at least 9 cases of cancer.The grandchildren are getting up in age,50’s -70’s(I’m 75,3 older than me).We’re at the age cancer should be popping up,hasn’t happened yet.

On mother’s side,3 children and only 6 grandchildren.Counting grandparents 11 people and not 1 case of cancer ,again except for uncle that was heavy smoker for many years,got lung cancer.

Wife’s family is a different story,her father and both of his sisters had colon cancer,2 died.Wife is one of 4 children,a brother has had colon and prostate cancer,her sister had endometrial cancer.She has 7 cousins and I know a couple of them have had cancer.

Very little heart disease either,out of all those people,only 2 heart attacks.

I think I won the genetic lottery.
“Spanish chicks are hot”
Spent 2 years in Spain,saw very few hot Spanish women.It’s when the Spanish mix with the natives you get the hot women.

Spent a year in Iceland,that was another story.Hot women were a dime a dozen.
Growing up I liked playing football and baseball with the guys in the neighborhood,played Little League a couple of years and was pretty good.
What turned me off was all the time at practice,just seemed like a waste of time.My real interests were hunting,fishing and making money,I’d do anything to make a few bucks- mow yards,rake leaves,pick up pecans,work for farmers all summer.I was the only guy in my class that had any money..
I’ve had a successful life,well fixed financially.Most of my high school classmates(esp.the football players)have had back surgeries,knee surgeries,shoulder surgeries.I’ve had none of that.
Still like to hunt and fish.

re: Dogs are funny sometimes

Posted by LSUA 75 on 2/14/26 at 6:33 pm to
Funniest dog I ever had was a black Lab,he had personality plus.

re: Let’s talk hard hitting guns/ammo

Posted by LSUA 75 on 2/13/26 at 10:06 am to
My first deer rifle was a Remington 7600 (pump) .270.Took me forever to get it sighted in.I could only shoot it 3 times at a sitting.Felt like if I shot it a 4th time I was going to get a nosebleed.Never killed a deer with it.
I bought a .270 Browning A-bolt stainless with synthetic stock,I could sit and shoot a box of 20 rounds and didn’t bother me at all.
Later I bought the same rifle in 7mm magnum,it kicks a little compared to the .270 but not really uncomfortable.

re: Best watch that isn’t a Rolex

Posted by LSUA 75 on 2/12/26 at 8:00 pm to
I had a fake Rolex long time ago,knew it was fake.
I was taking care of a retired jeweler in ICU who spotted it quickly and asked where I got it.
A guy from work went to New York and bought a bunch of them,sold them for $40.00.
He told me Chinese bought the movements by the thousands from Switzerland,brought them to China and put them in the fake Rolex case.
He said they were actually good watches but once the battery died that was it,couldn’t repace it.
Lasted about 3 years,hept perfect time.
That’s what we feed ours.Bass eat the hell out of it also which surprised me.We had lots of tadpoles and even more fathead minnows.Bass wiped them out,I guess they got hungry.
You’re wasting your time.These PT doc’s were all in for the MRNA Covid “vaccine”,insisting it was safe and effective,argued for it ad nauseum.It was neither but here they are shilling for a MRNA flu shot.I can’t grasp why they think it will be any safer or more effective than the Covid version.
I know one thing, I didn’t take the Covid version and I’ll never take a flu version.
Actually,I haven’t taken any flu shot last 3 years,I’m done with it.
My PCP doesn’t push flu shots,his emphasis is on Vit D3,he like a level of 50.He feels that is more effective against contracting the flu than the shots.
The whole family,wife and I,children,grandchildren(10 of us) are all on Vit D3,none of us have had the flu and there has been a lot of it around here.
HE is the victim you rascists.Ever heard of White Supremacy

re: "Trophy Rooms"

Posted by LSUA 75 on 2/10/26 at 7:34 pm to
Poverty sucks !
19 y.o. granddaughter lives in Cheneyville,drives to and from LSUA and that’s it,won’t go anywhere unless someone takes her
She has a car,doesn’t have to pay for gas and insurance.