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The O-T has spoken.
I'm accumulating downvotes with a vengeance, and the day is still young.
Adios to this subject.
I'm accumulating downvotes with a vengeance, and the day is still young.
Adios to this subject.
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Let’s say your Dad, Husband, brother, best friend etc was killed…. How soon could I joke about it?
That all depends. Do we or do we not still have a First Amendment? If we do, then go for it.
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When is it no longer too soon...??
If you have to be told not to make jokes about an innocent person being murdered in cold blood you got bigger problems that can be fixed here.
So are you offering to fix it, or can you just not write?
Re your original premise:
WGN
re: When is it no longer too soon...??
Posted by The Pitts on 9/18/25 at 11:52 am to fightin tigers
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Going to totally depend on what side the joke is about.
Well, I guess it's on us. E.G., the rifle...Germans.
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You are completely misjudging on this one.
Considering the O-T to be a "Voice of Reason" is the height of cynicism.
I suppose I'll hold off for now.
When is it no longer too soon...??
Posted by The Pitts on 9/18/25 at 11:39 am
I've come to a few cynically humorous observations surrounding recent events in Utah, and I am turning to the Voice of Reason that is the O-T to ask when it might be appropriate to share without being subjected to online stalking by some self-righteous TD hacker, or getting cancelled / fired / invited to Sonic, etc.
I can't afford to lose my late night gig, man.
What say the O-T...??
I can't afford to lose my late night gig, man.
What say the O-T...??
re: LA AG Murrill tells House Speaker Shexnayder to historic artifact that's missing
Posted by The Pitts on 9/17/25 at 3:00 pm to ragincajun03
You know it's on the wall at a camp somewhere near Lake Maurepas...
re: Curious Not Judgemental
Posted by The Pitts on 9/17/25 at 2:43 pm to GoTigahs1073
Is this one of those coded messages, where you first go to a certain sentence, and then to a letter within that sentence, in order reveal a hidden message?
1 : 26
2 : 42
3 : 31
1 : 26
2 : 42
3 : 31
re: 30 years ago tonight Gerry DiNardo and LSU helped "Bring back the Magic"
Posted by The Pitts on 9/16/25 at 2:36 pm to I-59 Tiger
I think the Magic started a couple of weeks before, when LSU went into Kyle Field in College Station and gave #3 ranked Texas A&M all they wanted in route to an eventual 33-17 Tigers loss.
After all the Hallman years, to see a team come out and fight like that was a strong statement. As I recall we hung in there pretty good until the fourth quarter, when the heat and the A&M depth got the best of us.
It was hot as balls that day, and people were dropping like flies. You know it's hot when you can't even drink. Had to down straight Diet Coke all game, and never once had to pee. Everything just sweated out. I think it was like 120 degrees on the field. Unbearable.
But even then, everybody was pretty fired-up, because we knew we had a coach, and the core of a good team.
After all the Hallman years, to see a team come out and fight like that was a strong statement. As I recall we hung in there pretty good until the fourth quarter, when the heat and the A&M depth got the best of us.
It was hot as balls that day, and people were dropping like flies. You know it's hot when you can't even drink. Had to down straight Diet Coke all game, and never once had to pee. Everything just sweated out. I think it was like 120 degrees on the field. Unbearable.
But even then, everybody was pretty fired-up, because we knew we had a coach, and the core of a good team.
re: What went wrong on the long Jorts TD that was called back?
Posted by The Pitts on 9/16/25 at 2:23 pm to IvoryBillMatt
OL holding. Two holds on the play. Each tackled one of our DL.
re: Truck purchased in early 2025
Posted by The Pitts on 9/13/25 at 11:39 am to Will Cover
Yikes...
The truck was about $100K before taxes and fees?
With 6,000 (hard salesman demo) miles?
at 10.6% interest, which means your credit is shite (no judgment, just saying).
The classic rule, "never borrow money to buy a depreciating asset", is good, but not always practical.
If you must borrow, then the 2025-era rule should be, "buy within your means, and only if you already have good credit so you can get a lower rate, and then, even if you have to do without, pay off the note with all possible speed".
IF this is real, it is a recipe for disaster. But I'm thinking it's BS just to get people worked up. No one would actually do this, right?
Remember the words of Nick Saban, "There are two types of pain, the paid of discipline, and the pain of regret."
Guys, live small and save your money. You're going to need it.
Live below your means, do without, live simply, consume less.
I cannot say it enough.
Invest wisely, and resist the temptation to dip into your fund every 5 minutes (expensive car / truck / boat / house / camp / stereo gear, whatever).
Marry a girl who loves you for you, shares your values, and won't spend money like it's water.
Keep it up, and you can retire at 50 with lots of money.
And one other thing, 50 will be here before you know it. Trust me on that one.
The truck was about $100K before taxes and fees?
With 6,000 (hard salesman demo) miles?
at 10.6% interest, which means your credit is shite (no judgment, just saying).
The classic rule, "never borrow money to buy a depreciating asset", is good, but not always practical.
If you must borrow, then the 2025-era rule should be, "buy within your means, and only if you already have good credit so you can get a lower rate, and then, even if you have to do without, pay off the note with all possible speed".
IF this is real, it is a recipe for disaster. But I'm thinking it's BS just to get people worked up. No one would actually do this, right?
Remember the words of Nick Saban, "There are two types of pain, the paid of discipline, and the pain of regret."
Guys, live small and save your money. You're going to need it.
Live below your means, do without, live simply, consume less.
I cannot say it enough.
Invest wisely, and resist the temptation to dip into your fund every 5 minutes (expensive car / truck / boat / house / camp / stereo gear, whatever).
Marry a girl who loves you for you, shares your values, and won't spend money like it's water.
Keep it up, and you can retire at 50 with lots of money.
And one other thing, 50 will be here before you know it. Trust me on that one.
I remember seeing a clip of who I think was Charlie maybe 7-8 years ago, and I tuned out pretty quick because he was just one of those people who was working from a script, and either had a fast and flippant answer to everything, designed to dismiss the person asking the question, or he answered a question with another question. The dialog really wasn't designed to get to the bottom of any of the issues, or get to any solutions. It was just argument for the sake of it. I never took the time to learn his name.
I retrospect, I have concluded he was just building his brand and taking advantage of the current political climate to monetize it, the way so many others are these days. There still was no interest in getting to solutions.
That's not a value judgment, just an observation.
I put two and two together when I heard about the killing, but in reality, my first thought was, "who is Charlie Kirk"?
I retrospect, I have concluded he was just building his brand and taking advantage of the current political climate to monetize it, the way so many others are these days. There still was no interest in getting to solutions.
That's not a value judgment, just an observation.
I put two and two together when I heard about the killing, but in reality, my first thought was, "who is Charlie Kirk"?
re: Any pepper growers here?
Posted by The Pitts on 9/10/25 at 8:03 pm to The Silverback
I grow bell peppers, banana peppers, Jalopeno peppers, poblano peppers, and Tabasco peppers. Most I just freeze and use conventionally to add to flavor. I will pickle some of the Jalopenos and banana peppers. The Poblano's and Jalopeno's get stuffed.
I put up the Tabasco peppers with garlic, salt, sugar, and vinegar, and set them in a dark cabinet for a year or so. They are incredible in any kind of soup, sauce piquant or gumbo. And it doesn't take much either...
I don't get into the super-hot peppers. It's not a contest with me. More about overall flavor. YMMV.
I put up the Tabasco peppers with garlic, salt, sugar, and vinegar, and set them in a dark cabinet for a year or so. They are incredible in any kind of soup, sauce piquant or gumbo. And it doesn't take much either...
I don't get into the super-hot peppers. It's not a contest with me. More about overall flavor. YMMV.
re: Petroleum and electricity are the most important commodities of modern life.
Posted by The Pitts on 9/10/25 at 10:19 am to bhtigerfan
It's a short trip to anarchy.
Between Katrina and the descent into hell over just three days, and Covid exposing the fragility of the global supply chain network, it should be clear that there is a very delicate balance upon which we all teeter.
The current lack of stability at the top of our government doesn't help matters, either.
Between Katrina and the descent into hell over just three days, and Covid exposing the fragility of the global supply chain network, it should be clear that there is a very delicate balance upon which we all teeter.
The current lack of stability at the top of our government doesn't help matters, either.
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Hate to break this to you but Katrina wasn’t that bad if the levees don’t fail… I’d say IDA was worse as far as power.
Not for Louisiana anyway. Mississippi Gulf coast got hammered. The surge in Waveland was over 30 feet. Had the storm not jogged east in the last few hours and that 30' wall of water had hit NOLA, there'd be nothing left.
Ida was bad across the board, because it came inland and then just sat for a day, grinding up everything between Houma-Grand Isle to Hammond. It jogged east at the end as well. Had Ida hit Baton Rouge, it would have been very, very bad.
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How dare you bring this up so close to the anniversary of the only Hurricane to ever hit Louisiana and only Louisiana ever.
Put some respect on Katrinas name.
Katrina didn't go across southern Florida, and eventually Mississippi as well as Louisiana?
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Trump cuts funding to NWS and a clear map peak season.
For all we know, there could be a Cat 5 storm churning in the Gulf right now, and El Trumpo has commanded the NHS to send out a clear map just so we'll feel better about things...
re: Spinoff from the Kappa Sig Thread
Posted by The Pitts on 9/5/25 at 3:56 pm to Missouri Waltz
I was at LSU in the late 70's...
Deke was an entity onto itself. Legendary status well beyond anyone else, and up for anything at any moment. Wild.
Among the others:
Kappa Sigs, KA and Sigma Chis were the big dogs.
SAE, Lambda Chi, Theta Xi, DTD, PKT, Acacia, Phi Delt middle of the pack.
AGR, Sig Ep, Pike, ZBT, DU sort of bringing up the rear. Greek Life was the undisputed center of the universe. Lots of good guys across the board. Very involved IFC, lots of intramurals, it was great.
Tri Delts were absolutely smoking hot. Chi O running a very close second, along with DZ and KD. Seriously, the Tri Delts were off the charts gorgeous...
Phi Mu and KKG were cute but could be on the chunky side, and wore a lot of plaid shorts...
Phi Phi's were pretty stuck up. Zeta's were plain but usually very nice.
ADPi, KAT were very solid, just normal girls.
Gamma Phi Beta had all the Italian girls, and AEPhi had the Jewish girls. One or two JAP's, but as a whole, a pretty homely group...
Lots of great TGIF's. South Seas were epic. Great music, lots of booze. The 70's kicked arse.
My grandmother was a house mother in the late 60's, so I had a solid foundation in place before I was 10 years old. Pretty freaking awesome...
Have a good weekend.
Deke was an entity onto itself. Legendary status well beyond anyone else, and up for anything at any moment. Wild.
Among the others:
Kappa Sigs, KA and Sigma Chis were the big dogs.
SAE, Lambda Chi, Theta Xi, DTD, PKT, Acacia, Phi Delt middle of the pack.
AGR, Sig Ep, Pike, ZBT, DU sort of bringing up the rear. Greek Life was the undisputed center of the universe. Lots of good guys across the board. Very involved IFC, lots of intramurals, it was great.
Tri Delts were absolutely smoking hot. Chi O running a very close second, along with DZ and KD. Seriously, the Tri Delts were off the charts gorgeous...
Phi Mu and KKG were cute but could be on the chunky side, and wore a lot of plaid shorts...
Phi Phi's were pretty stuck up. Zeta's were plain but usually very nice.
ADPi, KAT were very solid, just normal girls.
Gamma Phi Beta had all the Italian girls, and AEPhi had the Jewish girls. One or two JAP's, but as a whole, a pretty homely group...
Lots of great TGIF's. South Seas were epic. Great music, lots of booze. The 70's kicked arse.
My grandmother was a house mother in the late 60's, so I had a solid foundation in place before I was 10 years old. Pretty freaking awesome...
Have a good weekend.
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Doesn’t matter how old a man is, his mom will always be seen as the mom he had when he was a child. Thankful I still have mine.
And you will always be her little boy. I lost my mom in 2020, at 90, and that's how it still was. Don't ever take her for granted, not for a second. One day she'll be gone, and the inconceivable will become reality.
Condolences to Coach and his family...
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