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re: Colt Knost is awful

Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 2/25/26 at 2:57 pm to
Nantz is a GOAT.

But something goes on with these announcers when they get in the twilight of their careers. They turn into obscure history lesson guy, fawn over every little thing, and force their "winning moment line". Verne Lundquist did it. Brent Musberger was well on his way until he was fired for being openly horny. Mike Joy, who does NASCAR on FOX is the premier example and has made their broadcast unwatchable.

Nantz openly wants to do the 100th Masters in 8 years. He'll be 74. I hope he can keep it on the rails until then and rides off into the sunset afterwards.
Just popping in to say great thread! I enjoy looking at it when it gets updated.

Also, it's mentioned several times, but the Art Deco district on South Beach is awesome.

They probably have a dozen or so hotels and at least half of them are just a walk across the street to get to the beach. I wouldn't recommend staying in one for a whole vacation. They're just not an example of fine hotel amenities anymore. They're dated for sure. Small, basic rooms. Short staffed. Usually best to just take the stairs instead of waiting on an elevator that might hold 3 people, etc. etc., but it's a unique and fun thing to do for a couple nights.

Perfect for a little stopover if you're shipping out on a cruise, or doing the whole drive down to Key West thing.
My brother sent me a link to some dude pulling a girl's thong to the side on going to town on her arse hole with his tongue while people were throwing cake at them on Bourbon St.
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Got a few 9 irons masquerading as PWs around this thread.


We all just trying to mimic Bryson Dechambeau

re: HYSA Recs

Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 2/24/26 at 9:19 am to
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It’s right there

Gold color and 3.50 all in one tiger droppings special.


Marcus by Goldman Sachs is offering 3.65% over on the right hand banner in my browser, but LSU gold and 3.5% seems like a sign.
South Beach to Fort Lauderdale Cruse Port
I’m saying this as a farmer. The farmer is paying to farm, not hunt.

Any hunting they get to do is allowed out of the goodness of your heart. If you’re going to let them hunt and all you want to do is swoop in and pop a couple does, anybody that’s not a shite bag will tell you where are when they’re usually coming out.

I’ll also say, if it’s good hunting and you just straight up offer them the hunting for “free” in exchange for helping out when you want to kill a couple of does, they won’t be too upset when you go up $10/ac when it’s time to renegotiate the lease.
Not sure what you’re asking. Co owner of the land or of the farm? The farmer is signing a farming lease, not a farming + hunting lease.

It’s your land to do whatever you want as an owner.

That said, if I’m farming a place with an absentee owner, I’m not going to be throwing up stands to hunt the place without explicit permission… BUT if it’s Dec 20 and I’m riding that place looking at what kind of weeds we’ve got to kill, making sure it’s draining well….whatever… and a 150” buck is chasing a doe across a wide arse open field on that place, yeah I’m going to sling a little lead.
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If you owned it, what would you charge per acre per year for it?


Roughly $180-200/acre, assuming average yields of like 220 bu/ac corn and 70 bu/ac beans.

Typically on irrigated land, the landlord is responsible for upkeep of everything under the ground, and tenant is responsible for everything above the ground.

Tenant maintains roads, soil samples, and applies recommended rates of Lime, P, and K every other year at a minimum. Tenant tends to ditch work, assuming there’s no major issues there. If major ditch work is needed, landlords will sometimes cost share that, or shave some off the first year’s rent. Tenant is on their own after that.
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I said it's everything shown as Margaret McCulloch Long (not just highlighted). I can't highlight all of them at once. Here it's the three tracts shown as Margaret McCulloch Long plus the highlighted tract that looks like a nose. Four tracts total.


Yes, you’re right. It’s all of it.
I think it's the triangle shaped piece NW of that highlighted Quarter Section that kind of looks like a mirror of Idaho, and the little piece west of the highlighted property with property line being within that slough.

The block you highlighted is only in Section 9. The description says it's in Sections 4,5,8,9. Section 4 is north, 5 is NW, and 8 is west of what you've highlighted.


ETA: Nevermind, I re-read the original listing. This is right. It’s definitely all of that Margaret Long stuff.
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Google Maps Link

Looks like its right there


If County Rd 894 were to continue on westward for 2000 more feet, that would be the SE corner of the property, then go due west to the levee until you hit the levee to form the southern border and due north from this corner to form the eastern border before tracking the tree line Southwestward to form kind of a jagged triangle where the right angle of the triangle would be at the SE corner of the property.

That's the ~160 acres.

The 32 acres is due south of the said SE corner, and does look like it occupies about a little bit of that slough.


I'm 99.9% sure on this.

eta: better clarification on the S and E borders
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Im waiting for a knight of the seven kingdoms and caught the last few minutes of this.

Turn in your man card if you watch this show. This shite is for middle aged liberal white women


Okay, thanks. Enjoy the fantasy land show
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Honestly, sometimes I think I should forget about a lob wedge. That thing causes me some grief sometimes.


They have their place. Greenside bunkers, turtle backs with not much room for roll out, places where you’re chipping from an elevated place above the green. But yeah, I think they’re overused beyond that. I actually kind of hate them for about anything else. :lol:
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Why is being a Black Owned Business still a thing?


To help the consumer manage expectations
Hot Metal PW is 42 I think, then I have Vokey 46,52,&58.

I don’t mind the wider gapping. I’ve done the 50,54,58 & 52,56,60 wedge setup when I had an iron set with a 45 PW. I just found myself not using the 54 and 56 all that much when I had those setups, so when I bought the Hot Metals with jacked up lofts, I widened the 50+ wedges to fill the gap with the 46.
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but he was better in his early years before Vegas and schlock movies…


His run from the 68 Special to Aloha from Hawaii in early 73 was his best era.

He had shed the Hollywood bs and got in shape, they reworked some of the songs to fit the vibes of Vegas and the arenas, and had some new songs and banger covers. It was brief, but that 4 years was when he was at his best.
If you’re into golf, we’ve done 2-3 nights at Ross Bridge in Birmingham a couple times. Got the obvious RTJ course on property, then a couple more about 10 minutes away at Oxmoor Valley. Very active pool area with slides, shallow end, etc. and a quieter indoor pool.

Interested in other opinions too.
Don’t the good, but not D1 good, players go to LSU-Eunice?

re: Recs for Chicago trip

Posted by prostyleoffensetime on 2/19/26 at 9:31 pm to
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It appears she definitely does not want me with her. Lol


You should go one day if she’ll let you. My wife has a clothing and gift shop with wedding registries, and I’ll tag along about half the time to gift market. I’ve come to really enjoy working it with her. She walks my arse into the ground though.

It’s pretty solid people watching too.