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Maillard
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | BTR |
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| Interests: | cooking and cooking |
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| Number of Posts: | 324 |
| Registered on: | 7/29/2021 |
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re: Soccer field’s bright lights and alleged code violations divide Ascension neighbors
Posted by Maillard on 4/11/26 at 11:48 pm to choupiquesushi
I mean I thought there was a soccer board...
The specifications for the fortified roof program are listed at the website. It is a line item of what has to happen and what has to be used to be considered for a fortified roof. Also, the contractor has to be certified and it has to have an inspection. It's really just asking how much for the fortified roof.
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re: Washer/dryer combo ventless
Posted by Maillard on 4/4/26 at 9:41 pm to HeartAttackTiger
I think the people who knew designed a separate washer and dryer. There is no way that is economically feasible to have in one unit. I don't even know what to say here. I mean how dense are you and have you never washed or dried clothes?
Stupid people come in all tints. The darker tint the more likely. You know, statistics.
And that was like watching Monty Python catching a criminal. It was hilarious. I couldn't even figure out what was going on. It was so bad. The amount of money spent on catching him could have paid for a rehabilitation program for a small village
And that was like watching Monty Python catching a criminal. It was hilarious. I couldn't even figure out what was going on. It was so bad. The amount of money spent on catching him could have paid for a rehabilitation program for a small village
Make sure you take the lungs off. That's where all the bacteria is is located.
re: SNAP recipients sue over cuts on sugary products
Posted by Maillard on 3/12/26 at 10:51 pm to northshorebamaman
One is sucking off of us and the other is defending us. I agree with the analogy that it should be fair, but what you're comparing are two different things. One is living off of the government and one is serving the government and the people
Yes, the overnight guest. That was when we were younger. Now that we're old, we have a few friends and nice get together between four couples is a pretty good time. We're all in our '50s so everybody leaves at a reasonable time too.
re: Weber Spirit Ignitor - Fail
Posted by Maillard on 2/28/26 at 10:27 pm to Turnblad85
You nailed it with this answer.
re: Gas Line for 22kw Generac - Certain Length of Straight Run Required?
Posted by Maillard on 2/28/26 at 7:06 am to Seven Costanza
When I installed mine the requirements were to be 5 ft from the meter, 5 ft from the house and 5 ft from any window. This is East baton Rouge Parish rules. I would definitely make sure that it's pushed out far enough that the exhaust is not able to go up into your soffit vents.
You will also have to put carbon monoxide detectors in each bedroom of the home when you have a standby generator per code. Not a biggie but something keep in mind.
You will also have to put carbon monoxide detectors in each bedroom of the home when you have a standby generator per code. Not a biggie but something keep in mind.
re: Frozen scallops in a bag
Posted by Maillard on 2/23/26 at 5:55 pm to fightin tigers
I will be trying this when I can afford to boil some crawfish. Lol They would have to be really tasty coming out of that season of water.
I'll have to do some research into this. Thanks for the tip.
I'm trying to avoid the limb from rotting and breaking. I'm wondering if I need to support the limb to keep it from sitting in the mud after it rains. The limbs themselves have dug a hole behind the cast iron plant due to the wind and general movement. I've seen at LSU where they poured some concrete blocks for the limb to sit on. I would think I could do something similar with some Lumber and a post but cap it with a piece of flexible rubber or old tire to keep it from knocking off bark.
Live oak limbs and regrowth into soil
Posted by Maillard on 2/20/26 at 4:55 pm
I have a live oak in my front yard that spans over my driveway. One of the limbs is down on the ground on the other side and the branches have hit the ground and rolled back up. Is anyone have any know-how on what to put underneath the limbs hopefully get it to root again.
I have plenty of live oak leaves. I can blow up underneath them. But I'm not sure if I need to add some soil to the leaves.
I have plenty of live oak leaves. I can blow up underneath them. But I'm not sure if I need to add some soil to the leaves.
re: Nammii, owned by Tam Nguyen and Bao Chau Huynh of Bao Vietnamese, to open on Highland Rd
Posted by Maillard on 2/20/26 at 4:49 pm to ThuperThumpin
We must live close based on your comments. Apparently we know what terrible Chinese food is. The last time I ate there the rice was bright yellow. That was the last time for me
Jack and bore the service so it doesn't mess up your whole yard.
I found it terrible. I would bet many others did too.
re: What is your new neighbor etiquette?
Posted by Maillard on 2/15/26 at 4:16 pm to magildachunks
It seems you have a pretty miserable life.
I'd man up fake some damn cookies and go introduce yourself. The worse that can happen is they don't ever talk to you again, but considering you're going to live next to them or very near them for probably a long time, it can't hurt. You can always ghost them later
That's a labor of love photograph right there. I don't think you can really mess up a turkey wing when you stuff them and brown them and make you gravy. Those look fantastic. There's something about turkey that makes a great flavored gravy.
I got one for Christmas. It is a badass pan. It can put a sear on the fish or steaks that in my opinion surpasses a cast iron skillet. The only thing I don't like about it is the sides aren't very tall.
I use a bit of unsalted butter and eggs slide right around.
I use a bit of unsalted butter and eggs slide right around.
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