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Good lord they must be slaughtering the chickens in the back parking lot.

Service is sloooooooow!
Diners have Waffles. Jewish Delis do not. Easy answer.
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We been by twice to try the Godfathers Pizza and told still not open yet. It’s a long drive.


Opened last week. I had the combo pizza. It was good.
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Can’t have this jump the interstate. I’m not far from there and there are alot of house south of 12 there.


Pretty sure it's on both sides of the interstate


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It is almost like assholes should pay attention to there being a red flag warning.


I read somewhere that it was an electrical pole that fell in the wind and sparked at least one if the fires.
Besides it wouldn't be the first time LSU hired a HC from NC State after his first year there.
Bottom line, we don't just steal College Baseball players from little ole NC State. LSU will take whomever the eff we want.

Think about it. We just grabbed a head football coach from a team in the College Football Playoffs. Do you think LSU couldn't pull off a hire from NC State, lol.
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I’m very happy here.

I love what we’re doing here. Today was awesome.



--Lane Kiffin circa Ole Miss Head Ball Coach



re: Auto Detailing recs

Posted by ELLSSUU on 2/16/26 at 9:42 pm to
Did you buy the silver one in Covington with 35,000 miles?
I recently had a Daiken 18,000 unit put in the garage for about $6K

re: Pine straw mulch

Posted by ELLSSUU on 2/16/26 at 2:49 pm to
Perhaps Mulch Color Spray/Dye can be used. About $23 and enough to last several seasons. I've done it with a cheaper ACE Hardware sprayer and had good luck.
Does anyone really believe that the modern Democrats who have a habit of calling anyone with an opposing view a racist or Nazi would visit a site that doesn't affirm their male bovine fecal material?

Sounds to me that you've made some good choices in life so far. If this is a splurge you find worth it then go for it.

Like I said it wouldn't be my choice but I'm not in your shoes.
Proliferation of student loans. Makes college more expensive, more apt for bullshite curriculum, more peripherals for non-education concerned accoutrements, and a for-profit like mindset that can outweigh educational focus. They're trying to let everyone in order to get everyone to pay.
Excellent. Ask yourself a couple questions:

Will you be earning 10% for the lifetime of your payments on the truck?

I was thinking more like 7% on the ten year old truck. Either way, find out what the interest rate is on a new truck and then understand how much of your payments go to interest on each. There is an equilibrium of payments on new vs old and probably a potential to buy a >$46k new truck for the same monthly spend.
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Lower payments, modern features, no depreciation risk to you, ability to upgrade without worrying about selling, and a full warranty.


It should say “Forever payments” and include a * for depreciation risk. You’re essentially paying for the depreciation in your lease payments. Dealers don’t absorb depreciation as they’re hedging on a predicted rate in your payments. They're not giving you any freebies.

$46K for a 10-year-old truck is crazy, and paying a 3-5-year note on one is nuts. You didn’t mention if you’d take on a note, but since you’re buying something that old, I’m guessing that is your plan.

You might want to compare your monthly interest rate costs for a 10-year-old truck with the new one listed above. You could be spending an extra $100 a month for an older out of warranty truck.

re: Affordable Dream Cars

Posted by ELLSSUU on 1/22/26 at 2:46 pm to
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Sadly, I know


Right there with you. Shoot 80's 911s can hit $100K these days. I regret not buying one when they were semi-affordable.

re: Affordable Dream Cars

Posted by ELLSSUU on 1/22/26 at 2:44 pm to
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Porsche Cayman for me


Good answer. Fantastic cars as are their sibling the Boxster.

I'm fringe enough to say that I would rather a new Cayman GTS 4.0 or Boxster GTS 4.0 over a baseline 911. To me it is the less car equals better car scenario.

re: Affordable Dream Cars

Posted by ELLSSUU on 1/22/26 at 8:53 am to
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I’ve always wanted a Porsche 911 Turbo


Sub-$45K?

It's not easy to find a 930 for less than $145K. They exist but usually have been well loved and/or need work.

Early 3 liter or G50 cars are in the $200ks. Real Slants can be double that.

re: Affordable Dream Cars

Posted by ELLSSUU on 1/22/26 at 8:46 am to
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The XK120s at that price need a lot of love. A good one goes for more like $100k.


This is correct. You may find a good 140 or 150 closer to that price range and they are arguably a better car than the 120.

re: Affordable Dream Cars

Posted by ELLSSUU on 1/21/26 at 4:15 pm to
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AM DB9. 6.0 V12!!


I've heard nightmares about the general maintenance and repair costs for Aston's. It is a beautiful car though.