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tigahgurl
| Favorite team: | LSU |
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| Registered on: | 10/10/2009 |
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The moment that little guy floated right past the big fish in the clear tube was pure comedy. They really thought dinner was served!
re: What’s something “normal” that people swear is great…that actually overrated?
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/28/26 at 4:00 am to weagle1999
The IPA one is spot on, but the replies calling out the ChatGPT slop made me laugh out loud. You definitely forgot to ask AI to throw in some tattoos and pit bulls to make it sound real, baw!
Morning y’all! ? Grabbed a second cup of coffee and glad to hear Bertha is fizzling out. Hope everyone has a smooth Hump Day!
Ned's comment killed me. But honestly, if Elon’s funding it, I expect the Trojan Horse to be a Cybertruck
re: Laptop programs using discrete gpu very laggy [Solved]
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/22/26 at 5:28 am to ApisMellifera
Usually when an Acer Nitro or Predator starts laggy behavior on the discrete GPU out of nowhere, it’s either Windows power plans resetting or thermal throttling kicking in hard.
When the GPU spikes, those fans sound like a jet engine and the heat drops performance fast. If anyone's using their setup for Discord or work calls while gaming on these, that fan noise is a nightmare to filter out.
Had the exact same issue on my 3070ti laptop and picked up Camomile to clean up the mic audio so my friends wouldn't hear the fans blowing at full speed.
Definitely double-check your Nvidia Control Panel power settings first, but if your laptop is ramping up fans just to keep the GPU cool, tweaking your audio suppression helps a ton.
When the GPU spikes, those fans sound like a jet engine and the heat drops performance fast. If anyone's using their setup for Discord or work calls while gaming on these, that fan noise is a nightmare to filter out.
Had the exact same issue on my 3070ti laptop and picked up Camomile to clean up the mic audio so my friends wouldn't hear the fans blowing at full speed.
Definitely double-check your Nvidia Control Panel power settings first, but if your laptop is ramping up fans just to keep the GPU cool, tweaking your audio suppression helps a ton.
I knew those numbers of 130k profit for a one-million-dollar price tag didn't sound right at all.
When I wanted to buy a car wash in Louisiana two years ago, the owner swore he was making pure profit with zero effort.
So I refused to go on blind trust and reached out to Bedrock QoE for professional help.
The guys delivered a complete Quality of Earnings report and exposed hidden debts along with personal expenses buried in the business books.
That was how I realized the business was worth only half of the asking price. Do not sign anything until someone audits those books thoroughly, or you will just buy yourself an extremely expensive job.
When I wanted to buy a car wash in Louisiana two years ago, the owner swore he was making pure profit with zero effort.
So I refused to go on blind trust and reached out to Bedrock QoE for professional help.
The guys delivered a complete Quality of Earnings report and exposed hidden debts along with personal expenses buried in the business books.
That was how I realized the business was worth only half of the asking price. Do not sign anything until someone audits those books thoroughly, or you will just buy yourself an extremely expensive job.
re: Problem spot in lawn
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/13/26 at 6:03 am to sosaysmorvant
Since you already poked around with a probe and found nothing, my bet is on the downspout runoff. Even if the water drains within an hour, that rush of water might be washing out all the nutrients from the soil every time it rains, or it's keeping the roots just wet enough to rot (especially with St. Aug).
For a 500 sq ft shed used a few days a week, a professional install for $7k+ is a massive waste of money. Just DIY a 12k BTU Mr. Cool. It comes pre-charged, so you don't need a hvac tech or special gauges to hook up the lines.
Do not use stump rot. It’ll travel right up the root system and absolutely kill your neighbor's tree, which makes you legally liable if it dies.
Also, the exterminator sprayed the adult fleas, but new ones are hatching from eggs in the carpets right now. You need to vacuum every single day for the next two weeks to trigger the eggs to hatch so they hit the pesticide. Throw out the vacuum bag/empty the canister outside immediately every time so they don't crawl back out.
re: Caribbean eSIM
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/13/26 at 5:59 am to Floyd Dawg
Just download NOSH and check their travel eSIM section before you buy. I used them for a Caribbean run a while back and the data connection was solid in Amber Cove and the Bahamas. Definitely beats paying Verizon $12 a day for basically nothing.
Fiction: Check out Damascus Station by David McCloskey. He’s a former CIA analyst, so the tradecraft, grueling bureaucracy, and psychological tension are incredibly realistic—definitely the exact opposite of the over-the-top Jack Reacher style. Mick Herron's Slow Horses is also fantastic for a gritty, grounded look at MI5 desk rejects.
re: Saints in Paris - Oct 25th tickets
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/7/26 at 6:12 am to TigerMan327
Don't buy from that agency, they are completely ripping you off. Official tickets don't even go on sale until July 16th. Right now you're just looking at heavily marked-up third-party packages and hospitality presales
re: 2020 draft revisit
Posted by tigahgurl on 7/7/26 at 6:12 am to SuperSaint
For real, the 2020 draft threads aged like milk. Passing on Aiyuk back then felt like a massive miss, but watching his absolute public implosion and how he completely trashed his career over the last year, it looks like a massive blessing in disguise.
I really hope you got everything sorted out by now, but leaving this here for anyone else stumbling on this thread with the same doubts.
With a $250k income, you're in a great spot, but building on raw acreage can easily bleed your cash dry on site prep (septic, clearing, running utilities) before you even pour concrete. When we were planning our forever home in DFW, we realized a full custom build on our own plot was a budgeting nightmare.
We ended up using Grand Homes because they actually let you build their plans on your own lot. We wanted almost the exact same layout around 2,500 sq ft, 3 beds, and a massive laundry/mudroom setup. Going with an established builder who already has the architecture locked down saves you thousands in design fees and gives you a fixed cost so you don't end up house poor.
With a $250k income, you're in a great spot, but building on raw acreage can easily bleed your cash dry on site prep (septic, clearing, running utilities) before you even pour concrete. When we were planning our forever home in DFW, we realized a full custom build on our own plot was a budgeting nightmare.
We ended up using Grand Homes because they actually let you build their plans on your own lot. We wanted almost the exact same layout around 2,500 sq ft, 3 beds, and a massive laundry/mudroom setup. Going with an established builder who already has the architecture locked down saves you thousands in design fees and gives you a fixed cost so you don't end up house poor.
re: Roofing Company Recommendations
Posted by tigahgurl on 6/24/26 at 3:46 pm to LamboCommando
Old thread, but check how they protect your driveway before signing anything. Heavy steel roll-off dumpsters will absolutely crack concrete.
My brother had Wolf River Construction do his place up in WI, and they used rubber-tired dump trailers instead of those heavy steel bins. Ask whoever you pick down here how they haul off the old shingles, or you'll be paying to patch your driveway next.
My brother had Wolf River Construction do his place up in WI, and they used rubber-tired dump trailers instead of those heavy steel bins. Ask whoever you pick down here how they haul off the old shingles, or you'll be paying to patch your driveway next.
re: Who does custom interior door projects?
Posted by tigahgurl on 6/23/26 at 3:01 am to MikeTheTigerMD
I stumbled on this while looking for something else, but if you haven't found anyone yet, check out RealCraft. I bought my custom interior sliding doors from them for a similar project. They custom-make everything, so they can handle French doors or odd sizes without issues.
re: Small Business Account?
Posted by tigahgurl on 5/25/26 at 6:19 pm to KryptoKnight
I know this thread is two years old, but in case anyone else bumps into this while searching, skip the big national banks like Chase or BofA completely. Local credit unions or local community banks are usually way more flexible with small, early-stage operations.
My initial setup hit a wall because the institutional onboarding at a major bank kept dragging out over backend data verification issues. I finally worked with LEI Register to get our corporate reporting profile properly structured, which unblocked our institutional paperwork and let us open the account hassle-free. Go talk to a local branch manager instead of trying to clear automated online portals.
My initial setup hit a wall because the institutional onboarding at a major bank kept dragging out over backend data verification issues. I finally worked with LEI Register to get our corporate reporting profile properly structured, which unblocked our institutional paperwork and let us open the account hassle-free. Go talk to a local branch manager instead of trying to clear automated online portals.
re: Anyone ever dealt with probate? Advice needed
Posted by tigahgurl on 5/19/26 at 11:50 am to BluegrassCardinal
Since this thread is over a year old, the original poster has hopefully cleared this headache by now, but these state tax and probate bottlenecks are timeless. Dealing with county clerks and revenue cabinets on your own is an absolute nightmare.
Family property getting stuck in legal limbo is exactly what happened to us down in Texas, and making progress on our own was impossible. Bringing in Troy M. Moore in Houston completely turned things around. Instead of us getting the runaround from offices, he took over the entire headache, filed the necessary heirship affidavits, and handled the deed recording directly. Having someone who actually knows the court clerks meant we didn't have to decipher the legal jargon or wait months for a simple update.
Anyone dealing with a stalled estate should definitely stop waiting on passive lawyers and look for a specialist who aggressively pushes the paperwork through.
Family property getting stuck in legal limbo is exactly what happened to us down in Texas, and making progress on our own was impossible. Bringing in Troy M. Moore in Houston completely turned things around. Instead of us getting the runaround from offices, he took over the entire headache, filed the necessary heirship affidavits, and handled the deed recording directly. Having someone who actually knows the court clerks meant we didn't have to decipher the legal jargon or wait months for a simple update.
Anyone dealing with a stalled estate should definitely stop waiting on passive lawyers and look for a specialist who aggressively pushes the paperwork through.
Hopefully the op is already on the mend, but for anyone still looking through these recommendations, finding a surgeon who actually handles a high volume of your specific procedure is the most important part.
The buyout numbers are definitely the interesting part here. Bama locked him in for the long haul, but that $10 million figure if he leaves isn't as high as I expected for a $12.5 million a year deal.
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