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The band used to go to the Pmac earlier in the day and you could go and watch them do the pregame. I’m not sure if this is the case

re: Unfortunate but Funny Names

Posted by Neveragain on 9/21/26 at 7:34 am to
My step dad had a sister named Anita. Her married last name was Mann.
I did the same thing on Wednesday. It was rough. The wife couldn't go nor did I want her to. Our girl was loved and gave us a lot of joy and laughter. Never had a dog with so much personality. I feel your pain
It went from a 10 on his chest to a 6 to a 5 then back to a 6 :lol:
The lady’s name was Mrs. Ethel Kirby. I was friends with her grandson Peewee. He went to Tara. Those were the days!
I think it is ironic that he denies service to the same people, well not exactly the same people, that allow them to deny them service.

re: Shooting at Kroger

Posted by Neveragain on 7/17/26 at 4:22 pm to
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He never played travel ball, but I guess he was a "travel wrestler" since he was nine..


I coached a wrestler named Kaden, coulda been him
Her reading her Jimmy Fallon mean tweet made me a fan
Going see them in November in Atlanta!!! :nana: :nana:
Goins see them in November in Atlanta!!!! :nana:
I'm sorry, I have held off on commenting but I can't stand it any more. I coached high school for almost 10 years and this generation is the most non-racist, accepting and forgiving of any that I can recall. They will accept ANYONE regardless of race, religion, sexual preference, etc. They are all friends. I had kids from every ethnic background and social status that became very good friends and are still to this day even after graduation. To say this was racially motivated is insane. These kids do not see skin color the way the kids of my generation did, I am 61 btw. I am not saying it was right but that is just how it was back then. I wish, for our country and our kids sake, we could put the race card to bed and get along.
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Or was it more grainy video alleging TR getting away in the mint green Buick Skylark?


Can't make these tire marks without positive traction which was not available on the Buick Skylark
Second vote for Junior Brown
We shop at Oak Point mostly. It's closer to our house. Wife likes Aldi for some things. Rarely do we go to Rouses.
I like Oak Point because they hire local kids, some with special needs and they are very friendly.

Just my .02
my ex father in law owned the Otasco in Amite then they were sold to Western Auto.

You can still get screwballs every now and then. The guy that drives the ice cream truck in in my neighborhood keeps some for me because he knows I will buy all he has!!
I get to watch them from my buddy's beach house sitting in his pool, drinking margaritas. We usually go on Thursday and see all 3 days of flying. It's one of the best experiences ever!

re: Jobs You Had as a Kid

Posted by Neveragain on 5/26/26 at 12:42 pm to
Worked at Mary Lee's on Greenwell Springs in 1980. Best job I ever had, hours were rough, 4 am to noon Sat/Sun. Me and my best friend, some girl who was 17 and Iranian named Akbar.
I wasn’t prepared for the amount of quad swelling and pain I had. I guess I never thought about it actually. My quad would swell a lot and it hurt like hell
I had my surgery just 2 days prior to yours. Started PT 3 days later but I had a CPM and was in that damn thing for 6 hours a day. That was the best thing in the world. It does the moving for you and you can control the amount of flexing by your pain tolerance. I increased it every 30 minutes by 5 degrees. It was a life saver. I am having a slight issue now with my hip flexor because I was bow legged and now my right leg isn't bowed so it has affected my gait. Needling has helped and paying attention to how I walk helps as well.
I had a PT force my leg to flex and that was the worst part. I almost passed out once but it was necessary.
Good luck!