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Plenty of them runing around the gulf coast. Not bad looking except for the front, which is trying too hard to look TOUGH.

Have a buddy that test drove a few of them and he did not like the turbo 4 cylinder. Said it felt like driving a Corolla. I feel the same way, if I fork out that kind of money for a nice SUV (a real one at that, not a minivan with swinging doors) I want a I-6 or V8.
Bottom of a very dark deep hole. One PBJ per day and a bottle of water. A bucket to use as a toilet. Little human contact. Little light. No tv, no reading, no nothing. This is a far worse punishment than death for many people.

But IT'S FREAKING PRISON. You're not supposed to be at a country club. I don't know why any prisoners get privileges.
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The left has been renaming shite for years.



They can't remember past yesterday, apparently.


No they just choose to ignore it.
Ask anybody in Chicago (I don't mean the politicians, I mean the working joes) what the tallest building is, where the sox play, or what road runs down the lakefront.

Sears Tower
Comiskey
Lakeshore Drive

You can BS us all day about who the naming rights owner is, nobody is giving up the Sears Tower.

re: 70M kids under 18 auto enrolled

Posted by tadman on 10/1/26 at 7:14 am to
All I see is Bart Simpson writing on a chalkboard. Take it up with Matt Groening.
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The judges said they want to review whether her allegations of sexual abuse and rape as a child


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This woman bragged about killing her classmate, took part of her skull as a souvenir


The first is not a pass to do the second. Where are the rights of the dead kid that she carved up? Why is the woman that was tortured and murdered subordinate in rights to the murderer?
Most southern women have a much higher tolerance for clutter than I do. I've lived all over and noticed the trend. That said my wife no pics is very good otherwise and I am a lucky man.

re: 70M kids under 18 auto enrolled

Posted by tadman on 9/29/26 at 9:16 pm to
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Wow, this might be a record for message boards in terms of Crawfishing.


May I make a polite suggestion? Instead of using really weak reasoning and arguing way over your head, and kind of looking really stupid....

Why not just come on here and write:

IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK
IHATEDONALDTRUMPHEISADICK

We would probably have a lot more respect for you if you just screamed at the moon how much you don't like him, than coming on here and really trying hard to look smart but blowing it big time.

Be honest with us. Be honest with yourself.
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I find it humorous that the assumption is that everyone has 165 of free cash to spend on a passport. I’m sure the same side railing against publicly funded libraries would also assume everyone has the internet and a smartphone too


Pew Research says 93pct of cell phone owners have a smart phone. And the USDA says the average two person house spends $180/week on food.

Got another good TDS argument lined up? Maybe the color of the typeface is ableist or something? Times New Roman font is insensitive to greeks and turks?
Their stuff is really nice but ever since the third private equity company came along and jacked up the prices. Again. I don't have a lot of use for them. I love Duluth Pack (not Duluth Trading). Also Frost River, Boyt, Orvis Battenkill, Klein Tool Bags, etc... Canvas bags are great. But there are nice options made in USA that arent' Filson expensive. They're still expensive,just not stratospheric.
The next step is to limit overall loan size. Colleges have this thing where they overbuild to attract students with extremely nice and expensive stuff, raise tuition to cover the cost, then the gov't guaranteed loans come in and finance the nice stuff.

If Trump came in tomorrow and said "nobody will ever borrow more than $40,000 total in their life for college", you would ahve a few weeks of people freaking out and then colleges would figure out how to make the numbers work. No more golf sims, lap pools, etc...

The college education is the single item that has most outpaced inflation in history.
Don't go to the dealer. Find a local garage.
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I can vouch for Betty Raglin. I imagine they service Metairie b/c they have a New Orleans office


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Don’t do that to Betty, lol. She is likely a really good attorney.



Was going to say.... I'd hate to be an attorney SFP recommends. If he told me to use water to put out a fire my house would be toast.

re: Do you have a lawyer?

Posted by tadman on 9/27/26 at 11:56 am to
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Do you have a lawyer?



Yes but I don't feel the need to tell people unless they ask for a referral. When you're in business for yourself there are times its necessary.

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trashy behavior, but everytime I hear someone say, “Call my/your lawyer”


You're not wrong. The people that talk like this are generally not my type. It's not a flex to say this and generally "their lawyer" is Morris Bart or Dudley Debosier.

re: Weird trespasser story

Posted by tadman on 9/27/26 at 11:53 am to
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Why would you take off your shoes and leave them?


I ask the toddlers in my family this all the time, no answer either.
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Soft. Get them out of the service. Imagine what the guys who served at sea in WWII would think. Hell, these people weren’t even under fire.



This, I cannot imagine what my grandfathers endured. It was a lot worse than being on an air conditioned ship with facebook and youtube.
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Sounds good doesn't work


My very practical take on this, setting aside the moral ramifications:

My wife (no pics) is terrific, fairly low maintenance, good person. I am a fortunate man to have her in my life. I could not handle two, even if they agreed on everything and were totally low maintenance. How some guys can handle multiple girlfriends or wives is completely beyond me. How do you decide on what restaurant to choose?

man "Where do you want to go"
wife 1 "anywhere is fine"
man "olive garden"
wife 1 "not there"
wife 2 " i only want breadsticks tonight
man [jumps out window of car]
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I’ve been looking at some vintage Heuer Monacos.



Love that watch and have wanted one for years. About 2000 they started doing reissues of them. I got out of college, got my first Amex, and thought "hey ive got money lets go buy a watch". I get to the store to buy a McQueen Monaco and they're sold out. I buy a $150 pair of cufflinks instead which are long gone. I miss those days when we were freshly-minted adults with not a care in the world other than what are we doing Friday night.
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Taqueria el asador
Right off the interstate in Pensacola


YES. Realy good stuff, being made in old boilers, in a parking lot behind the Shell on Davis Highway. Count me in.

re: Weekend in Savannah, Ga.

Posted by tadman on 9/21/26 at 10:00 pm to
The Grey is a good cocktail. Goosefeathers is good breakfast. Rivers and Glen is/was good for outdoorsman, I think they closed.
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I buy tires mainly based upon stopping power.



An interesting take on things. If you ever watched "Le Mans" the race car movie that was the secret to Porsche winning. The Ferrari couldn't stop as well so they had to break earlier. I don't have a 911 but I've driven a handful and man can they stop fast.