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385 Tiger
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re: BR Graduation Culture Part 2 (twerk offs w/ diploma)
Posted by 385 Tiger on 5/30/26 at 5:58 pm to TheSadvocate
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re: How much does a new roof cost?
Posted by 385 Tiger on 5/1/26 at 2:34 pm to dyslexiateechur
My parents just replaced their roof. 52 squares of asphalt shingles. 4/12 pitch. Took the team of guys a full day to strip and replace, including add a ridge vent. No rot. Did not need to replace the drip edge or valleys (copper). They did it for time and materials. The shingles ran just over 7k from a local hardware store and the labor was just over $5k.
Not s complicated roof. they did a good job, and the price was fair. Many of these prices quoted are ridiculous. The insurance game many play seems absurd.
The crazy homeowners insurance rates everyone complains about make a lot more sense if you treat them as regular insurance with a side of roof financing.
Not s complicated roof. they did a good job, and the price was fair. Many of these prices quoted are ridiculous. The insurance game many play seems absurd.
The crazy homeowners insurance rates everyone complains about make a lot more sense if you treat them as regular insurance with a side of roof financing.
Most of those accepted don't actually end up attending. That's the delta if I'm not mistaken.
I use a lot of rags, mostly for stray water and drying hands. My utility room is just off the kitchen. I have a 5 gallon bucket for kitchen towels and wash them when I'm doing other whites. Hanging them over the edge of the bucket let's them dry so they don't get funky in the bucket. Paper towels are for nasty stuff. We think it works well
re: Gov Landry says Lee Mallett will replace Ballard as Pres of the LSU board of supervisors
Posted by 385 Tiger on 2/13/26 at 1:06 pm to Tiger Ugly
Landry is so bad I may vote Democrat next time to send a message. He's the epitome of the stupid Republican, tilting at silly culture war foolishness, while ignoring real problems and fellating the PI bar. He's a Temu John Kennedy.
I have yet to meet anyone who will admit to liking him in private.
I have yet to meet anyone who will admit to liking him in private.
re: Hot water heater question
Posted by 385 Tiger on 2/10/26 at 3:08 pm to idlewatcher
Thanks. But I replaced it on Sunday. It was time. As I was removing it, I noticed that lots of things just appeared to be close to coming apart. So it was time. And I've had no more fine rust in my hot water. Thanks all
Wrong. There's a big difference between tossing out throws and trying to hit people with items never intended to be thrown. Water bottles, grosses, etc. Everyone knows the difference
re: Krewe of Carrollton float riders removed after aggressive bead throwing at officers
Posted by 385 Tiger on 2/8/26 at 9:15 pm to Lou Loomis
I'm sorry that happened. Unfortunately, I think incidents like that are more common than many acknowledged.I went to Bacchus with my GF, and had a water bottle smack me in the head. A friend saw it thrown, and we were not near the front. I took my son to see a friend ride recently and got smacked in the head with a gross. Mardi Gras has a wonderful, storied history. But many riders can't hold their liquor. Anyone with a few k who wants to feel fancy and ride can. They decide to huck things at people, and there's almost nothing that can be done about it. Also, Mardi Gras parades are repetitive, wasteful, and the major balls gauche, black tie tailgate-concerts. If it's your thing, good for you. But for me, I'd as soon see it return to something akin to what it once was or fall by the wayside.
I've never flushed it. It's been squirrelly in the past, but no significant issues.
This or the short variant of the same thing are what I was going to get. Need to confirm my spacing. What makes it so great?
Hot water heater question
Posted by 385 Tiger on 2/6/26 at 9:05 am
17 year old gas hot water heater has started passing what look like fine particles of rust. No leaks or strange sounds, but thinking it's time to change it. To the extent it matters, GE brand, 40 gallons, and natural gas. No issues with cold water.
Any disagreements or other thoughts?
Any disagreements or other thoughts?
No surprise. It's February. The Reveille is a rinse and repeat shop. You will see the same thing across many topics. The Reveille long ago joined the ranks of irrelevant, little read publications who recycle old content for new clicks.
What does Cleve ostensibly do to earn a living. Some sort of consulting I'm sure?
re: Winston Churchill died peacefully in his sleep 61 years ago today...
Posted by 385 Tiger on 1/24/26 at 11:47 am to TigerLord2020
So much wrong in so few words. Impressive.
I like the library. I'm probably in the Goodwood branch once or twice a month, and I use its online services. Every time I've been in the Goodwood branch, it's busy. I've noticed similar things at other branches. But I think we can agree that even if the downtown branch needed a renovation, it became a boondogle of a vanity project that was bad PR. I"m not accusing you; don't know if you were even on the Board. But that project will haunt the Library.
The bigger issue is that we as a population are heavily taxed and see few benefits from it. I'm sure someone will roll in shortly and claim we are not taxed highly by national standards. But compare us to any other state, and tell me we have better infrastructure based on what we pay. Look at our per-capita tax collections compared to other states.
The reality is that our elected officials have a history of mismanaging tax dollars. So no one wants to put money into a general fund; it's all dedicated taxes. It's sad that the Library's comparative good fiscal management (backstopped by some overfunding) made it an attractive target for a cash strapped city. I won't hold that against you. But I join the guy above who said that now that the library has made known that it can operate on 8.3 mills, I better not see an ask for more without a good explanation.
Good luck, and thank you for sharing. We need more good civil discourse.
The bigger issue is that we as a population are heavily taxed and see few benefits from it. I'm sure someone will roll in shortly and claim we are not taxed highly by national standards. But compare us to any other state, and tell me we have better infrastructure based on what we pay. Look at our per-capita tax collections compared to other states.
The reality is that our elected officials have a history of mismanaging tax dollars. So no one wants to put money into a general fund; it's all dedicated taxes. It's sad that the Library's comparative good fiscal management (backstopped by some overfunding) made it an attractive target for a cash strapped city. I won't hold that against you. But I join the guy above who said that now that the library has made known that it can operate on 8.3 mills, I better not see an ask for more without a good explanation.
Good luck, and thank you for sharing. We need more good civil discourse.
Thank you
re: Photographer for children
Posted by 385 Tiger on 11/12/25 at 8:18 am to jammintiger
Thank you. Other recs are appreciated too. Guess I'll have to call around
Photographer for children
Posted by 385 Tiger on 11/12/25 at 7:37 am
Can anyone recommend a photographer in the Baton Rouge area that takes good newborn and child photos. I've talked to several that have reasonable sitting fees but want a fortune for the digital images. I don't mind paying for their time to take the photos and make any edits or adjustments necessary, but I'm not going to them and paying $20+ every time I want a print for an aunt.
Alternatively, what have you paid? Maybe my expectations are unreasonable. One I looked at was $800+ for a shoot ($350ish) and the balance for rights.
At the end of it, I'd like the .jpgs so I can print them where and when I want, or use them in a digital frame.
Thanks!
Alternatively, what have you paid? Maybe my expectations are unreasonable. One I looked at was $800+ for a shoot ($350ish) and the balance for rights.
At the end of it, I'd like the .jpgs so I can print them where and when I want, or use them in a digital frame.
Thanks!
re: TKE members arrested for criminal hazing
Posted by 385 Tiger on 11/6/25 at 5:16 pm to Knocksville
This is a great post. It's very sad that the spectrum of what is classified as hazing is now so broad that it includes a lot of what you described. In particular sober rides program, cleaning the house, being yelled at, and beer drinking.
re: How is the OT Going to Vote on THRIVE?
Posted by 385 Tiger on 11/5/25 at 3:41 pm to tha real thang
I don't vote for taxes, renewals included. When I believe the money I pay is being spent wisely, I will reconsider, but not before.
Jeff is at best a caricature of a conservative.
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