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re: Louisiana's oldest restaurants

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/16/26 at 6:27 am to
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Past Time opened in the 20's I think. Mike Anderson's was around in the 70's. Chicken Shack in 35. Louie's in 40's.


Piccadilly 1932
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Ye Olde College Inn - 1933


The predecessor to Ruth’s Chris (Chris’ Steakhouse) opened 1927.

Crescent City Steakhouse (which was basically across the street) says they opened 1934.

Charlie’s Steakhouse claims they have been opened 100 years.

All similarly left off.
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I think you are trying to get the board to go along with your contention that a her car only weighs 2000 lbs and was only traveling 2 mph. I assume you’ll eventually inform the board that this amounts to a love tap according to physics.


Hank goof playing biomechanical engineer. :lol:
Who tf goes to Arby’s for a gyro?

re: Is this McMahon’s Waterloo?

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/14/26 at 7:05 pm to
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Make Brady interim


Fire up the Steamroller!!! :bow:

re: An epic first world problem

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/14/26 at 9:31 am to
SHOCKING photos! :speechless:
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Get started as early as you can with a dedicated partner.


I could have never discerned that at 22, but I guess maybe that’s the problem.

re: Boeing is crushing it!

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/14/26 at 7:26 am to
They need a ground up replacement for the 737 in a big way.

re: Louisiana's oldest restaurants

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/14/26 at 12:23 am to
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Let me help you since Baton Rouge failed to make the list.

21) Chili’s - 1994 - Baton Rouge


One on College definitely been there since the 80s. Wanna say 1985 or so.

Mandina’s is a true Shreveport institution. :bow:
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She’s in town for a speaking engagement tomorrow night. People are paying to go see her speak.


How excited are you, bruh?
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I want to say Moreno also worked on Cackles’s campaign


Wasn’t Mitch Biden’s campaign manager before he dropped out? :lol:

Yes, clearly the answers to all that ails New Orleans lies in cozying up as much as we can to as many DNC losers as we can. :bow:
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don’t forget fraud.


At this point, everything else seems to be nothing but window dressing for let’s steal everything we can.
What war is being mongered right now, Harry?
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and now he is not running again so he can go all out


It's interesting to see where some of these GOP bastards go when they have an opportunity to "go all out." :rolleyes:

re: Any Route 66 fans here?

Posted by Y.A. Tittle on 1/11/26 at 2:02 pm to
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I loved Flagstaff.


Very underrated town.
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I’ve eaten cheeseburgers in 37 different countries


I’d kinda like to unpack this a bit more. :lol:
It’s hard to see how someone could get a decent feel for officiating sport that they have never played at any level.

I have no doubt I would be a very shitty ice hockey ref no matter how much I studied how to do so. ETA, Admittedly, not the best example because you actually need a specific athletic skill to do this, unlike most others, but it’s just the one major American team sport I’ve never played at any level.
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They want casualties. They saw how well the Floyd riots went. They want a civil war.


Has a single “leader” amongst them come out in the wake of this and said anything along the lines of “hey, maybe we should reassess and better instruct our people on how to approach these protest activities, to do what we can on our end to better ensure something like this doesn’t happen again”?
Why do they do such a shitty job of instructing, training on, and reinforcing this fact upon their minions?

Seems like one of the weirdest contradictions around.
You think they are going to have to pull any troops from the Venezuelan theatre?