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re: The $700.00 Water Bill

Posted by Tifway419 on 10/6/26 at 1:53 pm to
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Google tells me a garden hose maxes out at about 1k gallons/hr.
I don’t know how to read the chart, as the dates are every 10 days. Is it an average of the 10 day interval? If so, it’s possible he had his sprinklers on for 4 hours every night for 10 days.

OP would be sleeping so he may not have noticed. I’d notice my yard to be sloppy, but maybe not everyone.
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Define "many".
Probably 10+ times. Not strictly NFL though. I’ve never seen a QB kneel go wrong and the team lose.
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If they score, they are up by 2 scores with 2 minutes left. The dolphins have to score, get an onside, and score again to win. The chances that happens are less than the chance you fumble a snap.
I don’t have stats the back this up, but I find that hard to believe.

By sliding, you control the outcome of the game and there’s nothing the defense can do about it. Even if you do fumble the snap, which is <1% chance, you have the QB and 2 skill players lined up to recover it. Even if all that fails and the defense recovers the fumble, they still have to go down the field and score.

So yeah, sliding then kneeling probably gives you 10x greater chance at winning than scoring does. I’ve witnessed teams win many times before by scoring, recovering the onside, and scoring again. I’ve never seen a team lose who kneeled it.
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Concur, even on attractive, fit women. How about modesty?
Almost every woman at the gym leaves nothing to the imagination. The majority are fit, and I still think the trend has gone too far.

The pants don’t really bother me, but the thin sports bras that allow the nips to stick out annoys me.

I know I sound gay, but I’m just trying to get a lift in and mind my own business. Don’t want to get caught staring, so you have to consciously look away. Very few are actually attractive in the face.
I remember that throw from in the stadium, and thought WTF. Mechanics looked terrible live, but still an excellent throw.

Watching it on tape, the mechanics aren’t as bad as I originally thought. He couldn’t step up, and wasn’t completely off the back foot like most QBs would do in that situation.

Some QBs just have the ability to make types of throws others can’t. Good to see Sam does.
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The people I thought were friends just aren’t that.
The older I get, the more I realize that the only people I need in life is my immediate family and a few close lifelong friends.

Co-workers? Not a big deal. Friends from high school or college? Don’t care.

Am I wrong for that? Maybe..probably. I guess I’m lucky enough to have built a family that enjoys being around each other, and I prioritize that so I don’t lose it.
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Plus - Slamming closed a flip phone is far more cathartic than angrily pressing a touchscreen button.
Slamming shut a phone hits way better than pressing the screen and tossing the phone in front of you on the table.

re: Question about Pickett

Posted by Tifway419 on 10/2/26 at 10:48 am to
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Not into criticizing our players but our DBs looked weak (including Pickett) vs OM.
Lane was scared of them beating us with big plays. So Baker played soft zone and challenged OM to sustain long drives and settle for FGs. Hindsight, obviously a bad decision. Pre-game, I don’t fault the decision, our defense was dominant in weeks 1 & 2.

Chambliss was exceptional, made NFL throws, and the plan didn’t work. Made adjustments at half time and played Baker’s defense, and they played much better.

I know the OP is about Pickett, but the opponent isn’t going his way much. In the contrary, PJ Woodland has been amazing as your CB2. He and the D-Line keeps this up and we have a championship defense.
Nope, not dead. Just it’s natural process when it’s under stress. Water it and raise your height of cut and it’ll bounce back.

Now if you had centipede, yes it would be dead.
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Take your shoes off, no wait keep them on
Just got yelled at twice last week. Took my shoes off when I left BTR, “LEAVE YOUR SHOES ON!” So I left them on when I was returning, “TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF!”

Literally yelled at me like I was trying to hijack a plane. Baton Rouge TSA is usually chill too.
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You're also arguing that Lane Kiffin doesn't know how to get the most out of good offensive players
I never said this, much less argued it.

Ok. So there were no specific plays designed for Trey’Dez, got it.

Awfully odd coincidence that Jackson Harris, one of LSU’s biggest receivers, had a breakout game the first game Trey’Dez didn’t play.

But you’re right, the offense and/or Jackson Harris didn’t progress without Trey’Dez.
Just seconding others posts, they’re correct.

The sod should have recently been fertilized before it was harvested, so no need to put fertilizer now.

No pre-emergents this year. You’ll have weeds, and it sucks, but it’s the norm. I’m a freak, so I hand pulled weeds. I enjoy it, but if you don’t have the time don’t worry - it can be managed next spring/summer with pre and post emergents.

Keep up with the watering, that should be your #1 priority. You might also want to do a soil test to get your PH in line with what zoysia thrives in.
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He was 2nd on the team in catches before A&M, stop pretending the offense was trying to only focus on him.
No, we were trying to get him the ball as much as possible. Not necessarily a bad thing, but forcing others to get involved progresss the offense faster.
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silver lining is younger players will be gaining valuable experience which could pay dividends next year.
With Trey’Dez being out, our offense has found its identity, running a true pass offense instead of focusing on one player. When he comes back, plug him into the newly found identity and it will make the offense that much better.
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Tiger band played their first halftime song while a donor promo video blared.
I usually don’t care about the OP’s complaints, but he’s 100% right. Then your point about the ad playing over our band was baffling. Immediately after we let another band play on our field.

Why we do this I don’t know. I understand if it’s Southern, because they’re in BR and the band is simply exceptional. Other than that, LSU band only.
I haven’t noticed lack of effort. Could be that he’s unsure of his assignments, unless the lack of effort is in pursuit of the ball carrier. Again, I haven’t specifically noticed that with him, or anyone on the defense really. More than happy with their effort this season
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If this crew stays intact for the next season or two, they have the potential to be very very special.
They’ve played 4 games as freshmen. Look how Geralds progressed so far, no reason Big Rich can’t make a jump as well given a few more games to understand assignments and get comfortable in college ball.
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I really noticed the diminished interest took hold during COVID and after.
I haven’t watched a single NBA game from start to finish after the occurrences of COVID games.
You’d think they’d go out of business with how much the bill costs, forcing people to dine out less.

But nope, Americans don’t care about racking up debt.
Pre-emergents are generally not effective on VBW, your owerall lawn health and frequent mowings are probably what’s keeping it at bay.

Fusilade II mixed with Recognition might work on getting rid of Bermuda in St Aug, but not sure I’d risk damaging the St Aug. A higher HOC would benefit St Aug and help suppress the Bermuda.

Do your research before attempting. Here’s something from the LCN who has St Aug: LINK

re: Kiffin QBs

Posted by Tifway419 on 9/21/26 at 11:42 am to
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100% correct. Leavitt will get better
Of course, I think the environment got him rattled. I have full confidence he’ll settle in.

Look at JD(redacted). He was scared to throw INTs his first season, and he was doing the same thing Leavitt’s doing. Not trusting his eyes and taking off and run. Hoping the development happens during the season, but if not then he’ll likely pass on the draft for a return next year.