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PlaySomeHonk
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Montegut La and Liberty MS |
| Biography: | LSU alum and life long fan |
| Interests: | Football, cooking, hunting, fishing, bourbon |
| Occupation: | Retired from Engineering and Construction |
| Number of Posts: | 599 |
| Registered on: | 1/27/2023 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Different things to do with deer meat
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/10/26 at 11:54 am to PocketLab
I just made Osso Bucco for the first time and it was damn good. Used Hank’s recipe.
re: Different things to do with deer meat
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/10/26 at 11:52 am to bradygolf98
I’m kind of a purist when it comes to venison, and my cholesterol is high, so I don’t add any fat. Kill 4-5 deer/year and it’s my primary source of red meat. One great way to cook is stir fry where meat is “velveted” which is what most Chinese restaurants do to tenderize the meat. Here is the recipe i use. Hank Shaw Venison Stirfry
I’m eating a venison soup now with root vegetables and beans peas etc, with jalepeno cornbread and it couldn’t be any better. If you ever want to try pure deer burgers, right before you grill, add an egg, olive oil, Worcester, cajun power, spicy mustard or any other liquid marinade, and dry seasonings. Oil the grill, pat burgers which will be pretty delicate, gently place them on grill. After they get a little char they firm up and can be turned, my friends and family rave about them.
I’m eating a venison soup now with root vegetables and beans peas etc, with jalepeno cornbread and it couldn’t be any better. If you ever want to try pure deer burgers, right before you grill, add an egg, olive oil, Worcester, cajun power, spicy mustard or any other liquid marinade, and dry seasonings. Oil the grill, pat burgers which will be pretty delicate, gently place them on grill. After they get a little char they firm up and can be turned, my friends and family rave about them.
re: Bella Hines got some shine
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/8/26 at 2:09 pm to lsutiger2
I agree, they have a little different skill sets and arguably, Flaujae may be slightly more physically gifted, or not, but Bella has the better decision making skills IMO. I’d love to see some of Flaujae’s minutes gravitate to Bella going forward.
re: Taxes on 401k after Retirement and Roth
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/8/26 at 11:41 am to Amblin
If you have an after-tax investment account, you should definitely transfer $8k per year from there to a Roth.
Whether to convert traditional IRA rollover to Roth is a more complicated question, but based on what you outlined, I wouldn’t transfer.
Whether to convert traditional IRA rollover to Roth is a more complicated question, but based on what you outlined, I wouldn’t transfer.
re: Flujaue is struggling
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/6/26 at 10:55 pm to NorthstarinLA
Her decision making is the poorest on the team. She’s talented but needs to stay within her limits to be a positive contributor.
re: The (un)Athletic
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/3/26 at 12:13 am to PlaySomeHonk
Whether you like him or not, this is exactly my view on The Athletic, which I’ve had since 2022.
Moscona on 2/2/26:
“Everything that I look at with The Athletic moving forward now, I will look at with great caution after something like this. Because 2 reporters and at least one editor let that pile of crap go thru without making one simple phone call that could have answered the question and that could have prevented all of this, from Friday to Monday. You want to report and btw something else we told you, there were more than a dozen schools that got these notices from the CSC, why did they pick LSU, it was the biggest brand…… it was gonna get the most headlines, it was gonna get the most clicks. And that’s the unfortunate part, because that’s not the job.”
Moscona on 2/2/26:
“Everything that I look at with The Athletic moving forward now, I will look at with great caution after something like this. Because 2 reporters and at least one editor let that pile of crap go thru without making one simple phone call that could have answered the question and that could have prevented all of this, from Friday to Monday. You want to report and btw something else we told you, there were more than a dozen schools that got these notices from the CSC, why did they pick LSU, it was the biggest brand…… it was gonna get the most headlines, it was gonna get the most clicks. And that’s the unfortunate part, because that’s not the job.”
re: The (un)Athletic
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/2/26 at 11:39 am to DEG
But I damn sure won’t pay for clickbait.
re: The (un)Athletic
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/2/26 at 12:26 am to El Jefe de Tu Mama
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They are political activists posing as sports writers.
Exactly, vis-a-vis their daddy The NY Times.
The (un)Athletic
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 2/1/26 at 2:04 pm
I subscribed to them early on, then in 2022ish, they became a woke arse rag and I quit. Their latest stunt misreporting and misrepresenting the CSC’s investigation into a player at LSU furthers their pattern. They misrepresented via their social media post containing their article, which was headlined by a photo of an LSU Football helmet when zero of the investigation involved the football program. They sacrificed the truth for clicks. This is tantamount to what much of the legacy media does in politics today.
So why are they like they are, which is piss poor IMO? Just look who owns them; The NY Times and that likely explains a lot of it.
So why are they like they are, which is piss poor IMO? Just look who owns them; The NY Times and that likely explains a lot of it.
re: Do we have any basketball insiders on this board?
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/28/26 at 11:47 pm to Circle K Beggar
Yea I’m an athletic supporter for LSU hoops. But no jock strap can save McNuts; he gone.
re: Looking for how you all save for your kids (529 vs brokerage vs custodial)
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/27/26 at 9:05 pm to Lazy But Talented
I just opened a Fidelity UGMA/UTMA custodial account for my 3 yo granddaughter in my daughter’s name, connected to her account. I don’t have much concern about my gd getting control too early, at 18/21. Her mom will manage that.
One reason I did this is so other family members can contribute to the account if they wish, for bdays, Christmas etc instead of, or in addition to buying more shite that she doesn’t need.
One reason I did this is so other family members can contribute to the account if they wish, for bdays, Christmas etc instead of, or in addition to buying more shite that she doesn’t need.
re: Stephen A says a certain former Tiger deserves an NFL head coaching job
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/27/26 at 12:18 am to TigahJay
When I read the headline, I immediately knew who it was. Racist race baiters are as thick as thieves. Ryan Clark would be a poison to any franchise and it will never happen.
re: What’s your go to roux oil to flour ratio?
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/26/26 at 2:00 am to tigerinthebueche
Some may say this is heresy, but I make a roux with whole wheat flour in a cast iron skillet with no oil. The oil adds no flavor and whatever I’m making the roux for always has plenty of fat. The whole wheat has the germ in it and it contains oil, and it gets a toasted aroma and taste that’s unique and very good. It doesn’t get as dark as a roux with oil, but when it’s added to the Trinity, meat, or liquid, it darkens nicely. Handed down from my mother.
re: Silver Bugs thread: Silver up 12% for the week on Black Friday started the journey
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/26/26 at 1:54 am to GAFF
Shop online kitco, monex, Blanchardsonline, California numismatic, etc but for that quantity, I’d find a local coin/metals shop. Gold and Silver of La is in Covington and Baton Rouge.
re: Investing in rental properties vs s&p index fund
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/20/26 at 11:50 am to Redstickbaw
Recapture tax is also a consideration. It’s basically this, unless something has changed in the last 10 years: once you sell a rental property, and if you don’t roll over proceeds into another rental property (or possibly an investment property of like kind), you owe 20% of the total depreciation amount in federal taxes. This can be a large number obviously.
re: Yahoo at it again
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/19/26 at 10:45 am to Shaq4prez
Reads like a Jr High School paper. Dude is certainly in his parents basement gaming and writing this shite.
re: Ole Miss: “Kiffin is trying to destroy our locker room”
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/16/26 at 12:10 am to SPEEDY
Ole Piss is melting into concentrated urine.
re: All of Clarks 29 TDs last season
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/12/26 at 9:47 am to Ceazar
Furhmann visited Kentucky over the weekend. Clark had also visited UK at some point.
re: USC 5star Freshman QB on campus……
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/10/26 at 7:44 pm to WGM1990
Hope they sign a more experienced guy for our QB1, but obviously he can compete.
re: Montana or Colorado Fly Fishing Trip
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/10/26 at 3:16 pm to DownSouthTiger
It’s tough beat the Madison in Montana around Cameron for what you’re looking for. I usually rent kayaks in Bozeman and stop on the bars and banks at spots where I want to fish. They have shuttle services that will move your vehicle down river. Then you can also bring kayaks to Cliff Lake area and paddle/fish. Of course, late July, August, early September is good.
Plenty of great hiking in that area too and some nice AirBNB’s right on and near the river.
Plenty of great hiking in that area too and some nice AirBNB’s right on and near the river.
re: Anyone else still fish with an H&H
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/5/26 at 10:11 pm to Goalpost
I caught my first bass in my great grandfathers pond on a black and yellow HH spinner bait in 1969. I just received my order today from HH of some 1/8 oz glow in the dark tandem rigs for my dock at night on Bayou Terrebonne.
re: My buddy caught a few hogs in his trap last night...
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/5/26 at 10:09 pm to slidingstop
Yes kill them regardless. I’ve trapped over 1300 on my place in SW MS since 2012 and you just can’t eat nor give away near that many pigs.
re: Bella...thought she has shown to be good enough to see the floor.
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/5/26 at 10:05 pm to BIG CAT
I like her. I also don’t know why Grace Knox didn’t play the second half that I noticed.
re: Mississippi Rolling Hills
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/3/26 at 11:04 pm to threeputt23
I drive I-55 regularly between ny place in Amite County and Bayou Terrebonne and the rolling hills actually start in Louisiana heading North just south of Kentwood. So by the time you hit the state line, you’re well into them.
re: What knife or tool do you use to crack open the sternum on a deer?
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/3/26 at 8:23 pm to LSUSUPERSTAR
I skin a bunch of deer and I don’t split the sternum. I just let the guts fall enough to get the tenderloins out. Cut the front quarters off, backstraps and hind quarters, and occasionally the neck.
re: LSU women’s bball first 5 sec games
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/3/26 at 12:28 am to KWL85
A literal interpretation would be that, yes. Players at the tip are the starters…..but the real deal crunch time players are those when you need to make a run, seal a win, etc and in every critical scenario, Fulwiley is on the court.
re: Do you like cheering for a new team every year?
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/2/26 at 11:28 pm to Midtiger farm
If you’ve got some data to back that up, it will be the first I’ve seen. So please share.
re: Investment advice
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/2/26 at 11:22 pm to SidewalkTiger
You’re on the right track. I retired at 55 in 2017 and this was ny strategy. Max out any matching tax deferred accounts, or a Roth if it’s employer matched. I invested in physical metals in early 2000’s and that’s paying off. And I still believe there is a ton of run left in silver especially.
Land/real estate is another almost sure investment. Any after tax investments weighted in index funds like you said, industry sector funds, S&P etc, but keep 20%ish bonds (not bond funds). I like corporate bonds, with some municipal bonds on the low end. Don’t buy junk bonds, I try to stay in B+ or higher. Then as you move closer to retirement, transition more so toward bonds and fixed income. Remove the risk from your portfolio.
That’s all I got, but it’s worked very well for me.
Land/real estate is another almost sure investment. Any after tax investments weighted in index funds like you said, industry sector funds, S&P etc, but keep 20%ish bonds (not bond funds). I like corporate bonds, with some municipal bonds on the low end. Don’t buy junk bonds, I try to stay in B+ or higher. Then as you move closer to retirement, transition more so toward bonds and fixed income. Remove the risk from your portfolio.
That’s all I got, but it’s worked very well for me.
re: Mississippi retirement hunting property
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/2/26 at 11:14 pm to threeputt23
I bought 400 acres in Amite County in 2008 when I was 47. Moved residency from La to Ms in 2013, retired in 2017 and lived there since, with a camp on bayou Terrebonne. I harvested several hundred thousand $ worth of timber and formed an LLC which owns the land, so all farm expenses are deductible. And there are no state income taxes on 401k and IRA’s. One of the lowest property tax counties in the state. That’s not the case with surrounding counties, Pike, Franklin and Wilkinson. Politics aren’t in good shape in those counties.
Land value has appreciated 40-45% since 2008, maybe more. And the best of all is the recreational value. I built a 5 acre pond in 2014 (largest so far 13 lb 4oz bass), kids catch plenty of fish, manage intensely for deer, turkey and other wildlife, grow gardens, fruit tree orchards, and forage for natural bounty like chanterelle mushrooms, dew berries, blackberries, paw paw’s and more. Have 2 creeks to swim, fish, hunt in too. I can’t recommend it highly enough. Buy quality recreational land because the supply is diminishing. PS - just like anywhere else, neighbors matter.
Land value has appreciated 40-45% since 2008, maybe more. And the best of all is the recreational value. I built a 5 acre pond in 2014 (largest so far 13 lb 4oz bass), kids catch plenty of fish, manage intensely for deer, turkey and other wildlife, grow gardens, fruit tree orchards, and forage for natural bounty like chanterelle mushrooms, dew berries, blackberries, paw paw’s and more. Have 2 creeks to swim, fish, hunt in too. I can’t recommend it highly enough. Buy quality recreational land because the supply is diminishing. PS - just like anywhere else, neighbors matter.
re: Do you like cheering for a new team every year?
Posted by PlaySomeHonk on 1/2/26 at 6:05 pm to Midtiger farm
Viewership is up this year but that’s obviously not a trend yet. There’s 2 types of fans; baws like us who follow their team, and baws like us when we watch other CFB games. What I see is that fans of specific teams are not as passionate about their teams as they were 6-7 years ago and prior because of the ever changing roster, lack of loyalty, and other ills of the $. But the overall popularity of CFB in general may be in decent shape?
I’m 100% against unregulated NIL and unlimited transfer with no sit-outs and hope that Saban can influence the conference commissioners to get their shite straight this Spring.
I’m 100% against unregulated NIL and unlimited transfer with no sit-outs and hope that Saban can influence the conference commissioners to get their shite straight this Spring.
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