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She already got naked in 1923. You’re a couple years late

I'm talkin about the entertainment value of this show, not her filmography
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Can he SIGN now?

I'm pretty sure he can sign before he leaves campus, but I'm not sure with the changes to the portal this year.
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the widowed girlfriend

Needs to get naked
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the progressive lawyer

Needs to get naked
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daughter are easy on the eyes

The actress is 28 and needs to get naked
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at least Angela

Gets naked. She could do it again, tho
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Hang it up. Outside of BBT's occasional rants, the show has gone to shite

One of the producers is a client. Knowing him, this isn't surprising. I just recently started watching it after he constantly asked everyone what they thought of the show. I kinda wish I'd just stayed ignorant.

re: Phony Kiffin Outrage

Posted by stuckintexas on 1/3/26 at 8:15 pm to
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Everything they do is for clicks

Clicks and views pays their bills. I thought the SEC Podcast YouTube channel was entertaining, even when they were making fun of BK. Sometimes, especially because they were making fun of BK. "SEC Mike" has been insufferable in trying to pile on Kiffin with any bit of contrived controversy, and I haven't watched in a few weeks.
The royal catch was definitely the play of the game, but not mvp worthy, imo. The black team only moved the ball consistently when Pop was at QB, the Boney kid and that OU DE commit were both in the backfield all game long, and 21 White was a more consistent receiver for 60 minutes. Not that it really matters, but any of those other guys were more mvp worthy than Royal.
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espn news

Is this better or worse than The Ocho? :lol:
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espn2 but they have a basketball games scheduled on the guide.

Same on my guide. It looks like it'll be streaming on the ESPN app, so I'll just watch it on that
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switch Durham for Lacy

Rivals YouTube channel mentioned some lsu interest in Texas RB Wisner when he announced he'd be going to the portal. Any word or update on him?
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fricking love Bennie Logan

I think he's the only LSU player ever from Coushatta. Legend status in mighty Red River Parish.

re: Kiffin Tiger Emoji

Posted by stuckintexas on 1/2/26 at 3:10 pm to
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Hauss Hejny

Wasn't he HS teammates with Keys? Aledo?
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Tennessee

I'd go here. Beautiful area, good rivalry recently, and I've had fun with Tennessee fans. If you haven't been to Knoxville, try Calhouns.
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the most important thing ever in the state of Louisiana


This mindset is a microcosm of everything wrong with the state of Louisiana

A a Texas resident and taxpayer, I have no problem with this.
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both scone and Mike Scarborough said

Well, that's maybe 1 good source

re: 1997 Independence Bowl streaker

Posted by stuckintexas on 12/31/25 at 3:58 am to
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spoke to the guy on way back to car after game.

He was out on bail already? :lol:
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The NIL/Portal era is so bad. This used to be like Christmas waiting on a recruit committing during the game

The Carter guy on YouTube with power hour lsu showed a recruiting class from like 2023 or 2024 a couple days ago. There were a ton of high star/highly-touted guys in that class. A small handful were contributors at lsu. The rest were either long gone or in the portal this year. The landscape has changed so dramatically that it's ridiculous.
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Always felt safer in NYC than in NOLA and BRLA.


The cops were actually friendly and helpful last time I was there.

I did some cross-training with FDNY and NYPD at a national conference a couple years ago. The officers for the most part were pretty vocal about frustrations over what they can and can't do. Yeah, they're friendly and helpful, but that's also about all they're allowed to do most of the time. They're handcuffed by NY state laws, no pun intended.

They couldn't believe firefighters and ems are allowed to carry on duty in TX. Even if NY state allowed them to, FDNY agency policies would prevent it.

re: Moving to New York in your 20s

Posted by stuckintexas on 12/29/25 at 9:32 pm to
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now I dig me some Hamptons

It was fun. I saw Billy Joel waiting at a stop sign while we were both stuck in traffic in East Hampton. I saw Alec Baldwin strolling down a sidewalk in Westhampton Beach. I worked at Christie Brinkley's next door neighbor's house. I worked at a playmate's house that had her centerfold spread on a canvas in one of her living rooms.

Paying $5 for a 20 oz coke in 2001 wasn't fun. Gas was twice as much as it was in north Louisiana. I paid $1,000/month for a basement apt on my own after splitting $350/month with my brother while I was in trade school. I got a discount on my 2nd apt because I'd started on my first fire dept by then and signed the new lease about 6 weeks after 9/11.

I miss going to the beach whenever I wanted. I don't miss the winters.

I follow recruiting pretty closely, and sometimes a kid doesn't pick LSU simply because he wants to get out of the state. That was me. I wanted to go somewhere that seemed like a 180 degree change from Louisiana.

re: Moving to New York in your 20s

Posted by stuckintexas on 12/29/25 at 1:31 pm to
I moved from Shreveport to the Hamptons in the spring of 2001 when I was 18 and lived there for a couple of years. I moved to Dallas from there, but I went back to NY for work stints off and on until 2016. I liked being NYC adjacent. The Hamptons were just as or more expensive than the City. Just north of NYC or just down Long Island are more affordable options with plenty of transit options. The LIRR goes straight into the subway system and isn't expensive.

Having lived in NY, DFW, and the Austin area, I'd say I learned something different from my time in each. Single, married, now married with two kids, I'm happy for the time and seasons I spent in those places, but I'm happiest now having a small ranch in the middle of nowhere to raise my daughters on a farm instead of suburbia.
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This is not a thing in Collin County, Texas

I think the only thing I've seen locked up in Parker County is some of the electronics in Walmart.
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You say this as if it’s common knowledge. Is this common knowledge?

I always thought it was. The Imperial uniforms alone are a dead giveaway. Imperial soldiers being called stormtroopers is even a reference going back to WW1 Germany. It wasn't just Nazi Germany, tho. The American Revolution and Vietnam were also influences in how rebellions and guerrilla warfare could defeat a larger, better armed, better trained force.

Plus, Lucas himself has talked about it numerous times.