Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Montegut
Biography:Survived 4,828 assasination attempts (so far)
Interests:lighting myself on fire then running around in circles.
Occupation:Retired Superhero
Number of Posts:11021
Registered on:4/30/2008
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That’s clearly AI


pretty sure that one is a legit pick from the FLOCK camera outside the gates.
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Billy Cannon became a convicted felon and managed to rehab his image with LSU.


Billy Cannon's crime wasn't against LSU.
and that whole spending time in Angola as a punishment kinda goes a long way in people thinking you've rehabbed.
i call up the folks at Nissan.
tell them they can still use costume Mike and LSU stuff in their commercials.
just Jayden can’t wear it (if we can’t use his NIL, he can’t use our colors and logos).

then pitch them a commercial idea for the Heisman House.

Costumed Mike walks up to Jayden, takes his LSU gear from him and just walks away with it.
Shot a carp (yes the fish) right between the eyes with a .22 rifle in the flood waters from Hurricane Andrew

yeah i know it was a lucky shot.
but still, he did it.
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Why not just give Pickett #7


because Pickett requested #5 when he was being recruited (before JD won the heisman) and was promised it.

re: Is the JD5 statue in jeopardy?

Posted by Nutriaitch on 8/13/26 at 9:01 pm to
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it will be water under the bridge. Just like Billy Cannon.


Billy did what he did. no denying that.

but (to my knowledge) Billy never put out and statements against LSU or requesting/demanding to be treated any type of way.
I haven't read this entire thread, so my apologies if this has already been asked and answered.

who "owns" the highlights, photos, and footage from past games?

surely LSU doesn't have to get "legal permission" from every single person whose image can be seen in those photos and clips before they use them.



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had a somewhat similar experience with my dad


before my dad lost the ability to speak, he always knew exactly who everyone was when they stopped to visit.
always had a smile on his face when talking to us.

at times his head was clear enough to know he was also hallucinating.

he even told me how crazy it was.
described to me an old exhaust system we'd made for his boat back in the 90s.

"said I can see it. clear as day. it's right there next to the cabinet. I know it's not actually right there. I sold that thing 20 years ago. But I'm telling you I'm looking right at it. Can see the rust spots, that dent you put in it, every detail of it."


other times, he didn't even know he was out of it. and we'd have conversations about some random almost made up sounding event or people, or who knows what.


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dementia


such a strange and somewhat fascinating disease.

about six months before my dad passed from it we were discussing issues i was having with my wife’s car.
we’re talking about how much boost we should be getting from the turbo, what lines and hoses to check, etc.

while he walking around the living explaining this “new contraption we bought for when you have to piss. i don’t know where your mom put it and i have t quite figured out how it works just yet”.

he was talking about the toilet.
the same toilet that has been in the same place in that same house since at least 1983 when we moved into that house.


perfectly understood the boost from the twin turbos in a 20202 Ford Fusion.
a toilet was a baffling piece of engineering that blew his mind.
i don’t want to alarm you, but before it advances too much, talk him into seeing a neurologist to do some cognitive testing type stuff.

my dad was the same way.
in his mid/late 60s that started happening.

chalked it up to age. we even joked about it with him.

but it advanced in chunks.
turns out he had parkinson’s based dementia.

and it REALLY advanced fast in his final year.
you do know that “being the best” and “winning a gold event” are not even remotely close to the same thing, right?
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It’s more of a ring of honor that we do. Not a full retirement of anyone wearing the number. Billy cannon and Cassanova have the same thing.


Cannons number is officially retired and will not be worn again.
Casanova, Stovall, and Alexander have their numbers up in the ring of honor but can still be worn (at coach’s discretion).
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just has it as background noise.



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That’s an even dumber reason to keep it on.



playing a show that is mostly kids song for my granddaughter while she discovering the world (ok inside of my house) in her little walker is not dumb.

no different than if we put kids songs on spotify and play them through a speaker for her while she’s playing around.

she likes the music and makes silly faces while playing with her maw maw and roaming the house.
my granddaughter is 7 months old
she loves having Ms Rachel on the TV.

she doesn’t actually pay any attention to it because she has discovered mobility in her walker.
she’s motoring around the house in places she can’t even see the damn TV.
just has it as background noise.
Devery’s kickoff return after the 93 yard screen pass TD against UGA in 2003.

stole the momentum right back from them and led to Mauck to Green for the win.

re: The Mercy knee

Posted by Nutriaitch on 7/25/26 at 1:52 pm to
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We gave them the third L.


correct my bad.
memory ain’t what it used to be

re: The Mercy knee

Posted by Nutriaitch on 7/25/26 at 1:38 pm to
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2003 was the ultimate dream crusher. They were undefeated with Eli going into a late November game with us @ ole miss.


they had 3 losses.
just none in SEC play
on East side row 43 is absolutely perfect.
it’s 2-3 times as much leg room as every other row on that side.
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Currently have a Utah home and home right after that. I wonder if that's on the chopping block too.


i really hope not.
my son lives about 45 min from their stadium and am really looking forward to going to that one.