CovingtonTiger

That’s not entirely correct. It depends upon how much is the estate and what assets there are. If it is a small succession, then you may be able to handle it by affidavit instead of going through an entire court proceeding. it just depends on the situation.

The matchup I am most worried about is us against the ole miss biased refs. My fear is that they have been instructed to kill any big plays that go our way and let ole miss get away with essentially everything. They will at least keep the score close, I think.

This is the first real chance Sankey has to get back at LSU for the pro player issues and I think he is going to take it.

My hope is that, if that happens, Sankey will not try to tip the scales against LSU for the remainder of the season.

I agree. It would not surprise me if they were made GA’s or something if they choose to stay at the university. Also they may realize just how far LSU and LK went to get them an opportunity. Finally, with everything else, this sets up a really nice lawsuit for them against the NCAA and SEC, if they want to go that route.

As I understand it, and someone please correct me if I am wrong, the initial contact between LSU and these players occurred prior to the SEC passing a specific rule against it. In fact the NCAA created this mess when they changed the eligibility rules and even it didn’t know what to do with players in this position.


Ultimately LSU complied with the new rule but the SEC will, IMHO be in for another court battle if it tries to penalize LSU for something that was not explicitly against any rules.

I agree. My main concern now is, regardless of what happens with the lawsuits, Sankey and the rest of the SEC hierarchy will put a bullseye on LSU‘s back. The refs will obviously be against us in SEC games and I doubt that Kiffin wins any replay review challenges this year. I think that the SEC office is that petty.

The way I understand it, Bush had the national guard and FEMA staged to come into the state prior to landfall. However, the president can’t simply order the national guard into a state, the governor has to request/allow the aid.

The governors of the neighboring states requested federal help prior to the storm but Blanco said LA would handle it.

The president came down after the storm and specifically asked Blanco for permission. She resisted until the state granted the cleanup/recovery oversight contract to the company her husband was involved with. Once that was done, and FEMA had to abide by that contract, she “allowed “ federal help. 3 days after the storm.

I agree. I knew of a couple's in law school. They were married and both in school. During the stress of the first semester the wife announced that she wanted a divorce because she was a lesbian (back before that was celebrated). The husband said he was actually a lesbian woman trapped in a man’s body.

He wanted to get the sex change operation but had to live as a woman for an entire year before the psychs would agree. He returned to school as a trans and tried going in the women’s bathroom, they ran him out. When he went in the men’s room, they ran it out as well. From that point on he had a key to the chancellor’s private bathroom.

What I never understood is if you are a lesbian woman then you love other women. So, it seems to me you would want to be “trapped” in a man’s body so that you could love all the women you want without any issues.

What am I missing?

As another poster said, make sure that a responsible person has a valid power of attorney for Grandma. Also, if Grandma owns a home or has investments, make sure someone ( not MiL) has the ability to get information about and access the accounts and is on the deed to the house. Make sure Grandma has a will so that she can direct where her property goes.

You are an idiot. I have someone very close to me that has Tourette’s but thankfully they do not have Coprolalia, which, as someone else posted, is the form of Tourette’s characterized by verbal outbursts of cuss words.

Apparently, only about 1% of Tourette’s patients truly have Coprolalia.

Interesting fact, according to the neurologist, 99% of boys who have Tourette’s exhibit symptoms but only 1% of girls with the disorder show any symptoms.

Tigercoop. Thanks for the BPB. I know it’s not easy but it is appreciated.

Thanks. I had not seen the update.