Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Slidell la
Biography:Walk-on basketball player for the Tigers
Interests:Basketball, football and hunting
Occupation:Plumber
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Registered on:5/6/2019
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re: Covington- St Paul School

Posted by SlidellCajun on 1/2/26 at 8:24 pm to

Five guys
Dimartinos
Albasha
Habaneros
I sense that bama fans want to see DeBoer fail

It’s some sort of post Sabin grieving process
quote:

You’re terrible on every board.


Spoken like someone who likes poor beef quality
I get the sense that bama fans want deboer to fail

It’s some sort of post saban derangement
Receiver should have gone out of bounds

re: Pete Golding

Posted by SlidellCajun on 1/1/26 at 8:40 pm to
People who know him say he was not wanting a head coaching job because he does not like dealing with the media or speaking in public
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Should have ridden the Amtrak Mardi Gras. Platform ( Station ) sits right Downtown.


Anyone done this?

The passenger could has far surpassed expectations
Here’s what local news reported back in May. The trend is clearly downward

“MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - The City of Mobile has released updated crime statistics in the halfway point of the year.

Public Safety Director Rob Lasky says there have been 12 homicides this year, compared to 17 homicides at this time last year.

Lasky says forcible rapes are down 59% compared to last year. Robberies are down by 14%, assaults with gun shot wounds are down 11%, and shooting into cases are down 42%.

Lasky credits crime prevention efforts by the Mobile Police Department, the Mobile City Council, and the community. He says there is still work to be done.

The public safety director says this is the second year in a row violent crime stats have been trending down.”

If I had to guess, the bulk of the violent crime is likely isolated to areas not close to downtown.
quote:

Those numbers are fake ...get real. Talking to locals is a better indicator of where crime is.


I’ll try to do better
Let’s look at actual facts

From yahoo AI-

Overall Crime Rate: The crime rate in Mobile has decreased significantly, with a reported reduction of over 56% in Part 1 Crimes from 2014 to 2024. This indicates a positive trend towards safety in the city
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Violent Crime: Despite the overall decrease, violent crime has seen an increase in recent years, with a notable rise in homicides, which increased to 39 in 2024, up by 8 from 2023
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Property Crime: In contrast, property crime rates have generally decreased, contributing to the overall decline in crime
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Future Projections: Based on historical data, the crime rate for 2025 is expected to be lower than in 2018, suggesting a continued trend towards improvement
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32 murders? Heh…. Rookie numbers

re: Alabama is as…

Posted by SlidellCajun on 1/1/26 at 5:14 pm to
quote:

This is why Rece Davis and Pawl hated the Kiffin signing so much. They want him in Bama.


1000 untrue. Pawl doesnt even like Kiffin and he’s well aware of the bad blood between bama and Kiffin.

Also, pawl isn’t a bama fan like some believe

He just happens to host his show in bham and bama has been really good for the last 15 years so he’s had to talk a lot about them.

If pawl is a fan of anyone, it’s probably Tennessee where he graduated

re: Alabama is as…

Posted by SlidellCajun on 1/1/26 at 5:11 pm to
Fans are already calling for DeBoer’s head but I get the feeling they want him to fail for some unknown reason

Some sort of post Saban rage
Tx tech had an awesome defense

They lost
A year!?
No one’s going to build factories with this kind of delay

re: Celebrity Death Pool 2026

Posted by SlidellCajun on 1/1/26 at 3:55 pm to
Dick van dyke killed him
I hope for Louisiana sake, there’s nothing to this

Decent town

Whether it’s up and coming is debatable but some positive changes have been made-
They expanded their port container capacity in 2025 and now surpassed nola.

Knocked down the civic center for a newer version.

Downtown has come a long way to make it more enjoyable. There was a time when it was a sad, boarded up wasteland.

A nice historic home can be had for fraction of the cost of New Orleans or Charleston