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re: Salmon or Tuna

Posted by BMoney on 11/12/25 at 9:07 am to
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Salmon on the traeger is one of my favorite things to cook these days. Albertsons has it on sale for $6-7/lb often and one slab feeds the wife & I several times. Cook to 145 and it’s $$.


:wha:

145?!?! Holy moly. I don't let mine get above 125.
Short answer: yes.

Long answer: went through a divorce this year, my kids are grown, and I realized that there are fewer years in front of me than there are behind me. It's changed my perspective quite a bit, and I do find myself getting more emotional and introspective about life and the things that are important.

re: Legal THC going away

Posted by BMoney on 11/11/25 at 4:52 pm to
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It really isn't right. And I think it's striking a chord with a lot of people and hopefully the uproar will continue.


And not one mainstream media outlet has picked up on it. That's on purpose. Because they sell a lot of ads to the alcohol industry.

re: Legal THC going away

Posted by BMoney on 11/11/25 at 4:20 pm to
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horseshite. Not long ago you could get 20mg THC drinks, now you can only buy 5mg. Sounds like regulation to me friend.


Thanks Jeff Landry.

re: Sensation Salad

Posted by BMoney on 11/11/25 at 4:17 pm to
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1/2 pound finely grated Romano cheese
1 pint salad oil
Juice of two large lemons
3 cloves finely minced garlic
Shake all ingredients in a quart jar


Pretty much the same here, but I usually go half EVOO and half vegetable oil. I also add 1/4 cup white vinegar as well as some freshly cracked salt and black pepper.

re: Legal THC going away

Posted by BMoney on 11/11/25 at 9:11 am to
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That’s what’s interesting about it. The current laws right now are offering people a way to purchase THC products online through 3rd party tested company. Which is great for people like me who was losing his life to alcohol. But if they change it up, I would have to get some medical card to get the real stuff. But I don’t want to do that because I’m not in pain nor do I want want to have to go through all the hoops just to overpay for something that I could grow myself. Then the other options are go down to the corner store and pick up some Kratom or other crap or worst of all for me, a case of beer.


This. The gummies and drinks have been a game changer for me. Alcohol is not a good thing for me in any way. I've also been able to get off the anxiety medication as well, and my sleep has been fantastic. I have zero desire to smoke anything. I just want to be able to enjoy my gummy that showed up in my mailbox or have a drink with zero alcohol in it in peace and not have the damn government tell me what I can and can't do.

re: Local farm fresh produce deliveries

Posted by BMoney on 11/4/25 at 4:25 pm to
Luckett Farms does one.

Alternatively, go check out the Red Stick Farmers Market. There are several chances every week. Thursday from 8 til noon at Pennington and Saturday from 8 til noon at the Main Street Market downtown. These are all local farmers who offer up produce, as well as meat, seafood and other goods.

re: Steep vs Sweep chipping

Posted by BMoney on 11/4/25 at 1:05 pm to
Just watch the Kiz chipping video.

re: Boots on Bayou ?

Posted by BMoney on 11/3/25 at 2:42 pm to
Went both days. Friday's crowd was much smaller than Saturday's, but I'm sure that Halloween and Cody Johnson's late scratch had a lot to do with it.

Marcus King was fantastic and Chris Stapleton is always so good.

Traffic leaving on Saturday was awful. Didn't move for a long time. They certainly need a better plan for that. But it's nice having a festival like that so close.
And he was at Boots on the Bayou Saturday night watching Chris Stapleton. Nice little weekend for Tre'.
Went to Mid City Beer Garden to meet. Talked for 4 hours and they made us leave since they were closing. Didn't leave the parking lot for another hour and a half. Been together since.

re: City PRk Golf Carts

Posted by BMoney on 10/27/25 at 4:37 pm to
Dirty carts are one thing, but broken pencils? The humanity!!!

re: Who has best pizza in BR?

Posted by BMoney on 10/27/25 at 9:29 am to
Whole Foods has the best pizza in BR.

re: Coaches lying to our faces

Posted by BMoney on 10/22/25 at 10:55 am to
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Why not be truthful and say some players are not up to snuff and leave it at that.


Perfect way to get players to commit to your program.
Looking for recommendations for someone in BR to remove, haul away and repour a driveway that's buckled and in rough shape. Trees that had root systems that caused the damage have been removed. Now time to address the driveway. Thanks in advance.

re: First CD you purchased

Posted by BMoney on 10/20/25 at 9:29 am to
First and second purchased at the same time:



re: Stupid decisions and regrets

Posted by BMoney on 10/14/25 at 10:48 am to
Recently had an epiphany about my stupid decisions and regrets with alcohol. I've lost a marriage, strained my relationship with my kids and nearly lost the best person to ever come into my life.

This is why I've decided to become sober. It's not worth it. Took way too long for me to figure this out. But I'm excited that I won't make stupid decisions with or about alcohol any longer.

I'm sure I'll make other stupid decisions and regret them, but who doesn't?
Perkins Road Park at Kenilworth is good. Can run all through Kenilworth and Magnolia Woods on one side, or take the trail behind Pennington and run through Pollard which connects to Rouzan which connects to Southdowns which connects to the lakes. Lots of options through all those neighborhoods.

re: Has The Varsity theatre closed?

Posted by BMoney on 10/13/25 at 11:15 am to
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Chelsea’s has pretty much cornered the market on live stuff now.


Add L'auberg too.


And Texas Club. They get a lot of up and coming country artists and some pretty decent sized names. I've seen Hudson Westbrook, Ernest, Ty Myers, Corey Kent, John Foster and others there in the last year.