Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Destrehan, LA
Biography:
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:978
Registered on:6/4/2019
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
Easy answer for me. "A Civil Action" (1998). It has a great cast...John Travolta, Robert Duvall, Tony Shalhoub, Kathleen Quinlan, even Tony Soprano himself!!! But the ending really pissed me off. It's about a lawyer that organizes a class action lawsuit, and the movie ends with his firm running out of money.

Roll credits. :angry: :angry: :angry:

I remember thinking to myself at the end, "What a-hole thought this needed to be put to film?"
quote:

Yep, the character of "Spear Chucker" was written off pretty quickly


FWIW, I read that was because it was pointed out after the first season that there were no black surgeons in Korea. So, either the technical advisor tripped on his own pecker, or someone was looking to get rid of the character.

Discuss amongst yourselves. :lol:
Yup.

OP, start with the blow dryer. It's how I remove boat registration stickers. Works like a charm.
In some cases, the dick slings itself. Unfortunately for Kristi, this ain't one of those cases. She needed to sweeten the deal.
There was a made for TV movie, can't recall the name, made in New Orleans about killer bees. At the end of the movie, the bees swarmed a character's Volkswagen Beetle...so they drove it into the Superdome and ran the air conditioning at max to stun (kill?) the bees.

Late 70's TV cheese at its finest.

ETA: ChatGPT for the win!

The movie you’re remembering is The Savage Bees (1976), a made-for-TV horror movie filmed partly in New Orleans.

The ending matches your memory almost exactly: a swarm of killer bees covers a Volkswagen Beetle, and the woman drives it through New Orleans into the Louisiana Superdome. They then lower the Superdome’s temperature enough to immobilize the bees.

It stars Ben Johnson, Michael Parks, and Gretchen Corbett, and the Superdome scenes were actually filmed at the New Orleans Superdome.
Around 1991 I was working for a supply house, and the paper mill ordered some material and requested that it be delivered ASAP. Since the warehouse guy was already out making deliveries, and I was the 'junior' sales guy, the clipboard was handed to me :lol:

These are the directions I was given, and I shite you not:

Cross the Causeway, go all the way into Covington. Right on 21. Go all the way to the end of 21, take a left. You'll know when you get into Bogalusa...when you smell the stink, take a left.

The guy giving me directions laughed, but he said I promise you'll find the mill. I did. :rotflmao:

re: K9 1, Muslim immigrant 0

Posted by TD422 on 8/17/26 at 9:32 am to
Someone should set up a Go Fund Me to keep that good boy in steak for a few weeks.
quote:

Way to go mom you ruined his legacy.


And the Daniels family thinks he was "profoundly disrespected" before. My advice to them now: duck!
It's rare in life that you find someone that has a combination of strengths the Coach brought to the table. He had an uncanny ability to recognize a hurdle, address it, and obliterate it. From his early days at LSU prioritizing things like getting the old Box in order all the way to teaching his players the importance of never wanting to be the weak link in the chain...what an amazing individual he was. For anyone that has watched a single inning of LSU baseball, you owe it to yourself to watch the "Hold the Rope" documentary. The man was truly a transformational part of the landscape of college baseball.

Rest easy, Coach.

:geauxtigers:
quote:

he fed them disinformation...allegedly...


"It's a very effective technique"

:rotflmao:
I'm confused...people like this are too lazy to create wealth, they just want to steal it from others. And they're too lazy to leave the US and live where their preferred ideology is practiced...but they're not too lazy to overthrow the current system?

Wouldn't just getting a job be easier? These frickin' people, I swear...at least this is evidence we're not dealing with mental giants.

re: Would you replace HVAC units?

Posted by TD422 on 7/29/26 at 10:16 am to
Life, sir, is a negotiation. :lol:

I'll put it in terms you, more than most here, are well familiar with: it's like buying a car. Two of the same model on the lot, one with 15,000 miles and one with 50,000 miles. Would you expect something off of the 50,000 mile car?

Unfortunately, as you said, new AC units are expensive. And yours are the 50K mile offering. You just have to negotiate that with the buyer. Will they accept a home warranty? No? OK, if I spring for two new units, we need to discuss the pricing, because the house was listed at it's current value. New AC's raises the value...

Sounds to me like the buyer is just trying to squeeze something extra out of the deal at the listed price. That's all well and good, if it makes sense to you. If it doesn't, then you either have a conversation and come to an amicable solution, or you both move on. I hate to state the obvious, but that's what it is. There isn't really a magic bullet. Either they pay, or you do. It's not emotion, it's just business.

Good Luck. You've given out some good advice here, I hope you get something useful back.
Paging 777Tiger....

Why would the flight take route to the east over the US instead of across Asia?

I looked at Google Maps and it shows the distance going east from Melbourne is 10,507 miles direct...and Flight Aware shows the same distance going west. But the east flight was 14,427 miles, actual.

Is Melbourne to Toulouse the same flight distance either way? :nana:
Dan Gill's advice:

NOLA.COM - Dan Gill

quote:

bushkiller


My nickname in college. Sorry, I'll show myself out. :lol:
quote:

No money until the panties hit the floor…allegedly.


Bruh, at his age, and presumably her age, I think it's her box that's gonna hit the floor.

Not that there's anything wrong with that. :pimp:
And a Speedo :lol:

I think all that moisture in the road is from the county girls that got wet when he showed up. :pimp:

re: EBT card gets denied at Walmart

Posted by TD422 on 7/23/26 at 9:06 am to
"Dis some boolshit" :lol:
Not sure which title you're referring to, but "Just Takin' Orders" by Clyde Vidrine is an amazing read. Clyde was EWE's life long friend and right hand man through the years.
quote:

If an indictment is an accusation of a possible crime and you're claiming that suggesting Murrill possibly committed crimes was egregious, so you're using the same framing of "possibility of a violation" to figuratively indict officials in New Orleans?

Fighting fire with fire. Nice.


AND YET YOU FAIL TO SEE HOW THAT NEGATES YOUR ARGUMENT THAT MURRILL SHOULD HAVE BEEN INDICTED IN THE FIRST PLACE.

AGAIN, YOU'RE ONLY INTERESTED IN THE LAW AS A NIGHT STICK WHEN YOU WANT TO APPLY IT. SCREW EVERYONE ELSE, RIGHT?

DUMBASS.

AND DON'T BOTHER REPLYING, I'M DONE WITH YOU. YOU'RE SO BLINDED BY YOUR IDEOLOGY THAT YOU CAN'T SEE PAST YOUR OWN FACE.

quote:

You've repeatedly referred to possible procedural violations. Why are you refusing to actually name a violation?



I USED THE WORD POSSIBLE DUMBASS.

quote:

This is what you posted. Were you just trying to manifest a violation?


I DIDN'T MAKE UP ANYTHING DUMBASS. IT'S BEEN REPORTED BY MULTIPLE NEWS OUTLETS THAT THERE WAS SOME QUESTION AS TO SOME IMPROPRIETY OF PROCEDURE IN CONVENING THE GJ, DUMBASS.

quote:

an admission that you don't know what your own accusations are


THEY'RE NOT MY ACCUSATIONS, DUMBASS.

MY GOD, YOU'RE A DUMBASS., AND A FEMALE SFP TO BOOT. YOU JUST OBFUSCATING TO THE POINT WHERE IT'S REASONABLE TO CONCLUDE YOU CANNOT BE REASONED WITH, YOU DUMBASS.
quote:

Is there a concrete standard for determining what is appropriate?


No, dingleberry, Judges and DA's just do what they want to do. There are NO RULES governing ethics or procedure. It's a virtual legal orgy, apparently, in Orleans Parish.

quote:

Since you are familiar, what procedure was likely violated or breached that resulted in Liz Murrill's civil rights being violated? Which of her civil rights was violated?


I don't know...you don't know...so while I can't say any investigation will go beyond just investigation, you cannot say the investigation shouldn't take place. What scares you about this?

quote:

i said explicitly that I didn't know procedures around convening a Grand Jury


See my reply above, let the process play out. But this scares you, so you're willing to question it at every turn.

I have stated on more than one occasion that I'm willing to give you the benefit of the doubt, but I'm done with that. You have been screaming for justice and fairness for the poor disenfranchised voters that elected the CofC, and anyone who doesn't align with your viewpoint doesn't get the same. You're a hypocrite of the highest order. But the difference between you and me is that you're willing to look away when your side violates the law. I can't say the same for me.