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BigPapiDoesItAgain

Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Amérique du Nord
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Interests:Outside of LSU sports: Tennis, Baseball, Wake Surfing/Wake Boarding, Cooking, Watches, Books
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Number of Posts:3400
Registered on:11/17/2009
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He's the best lineman we had this year

Well, that ain't saying much. But I agree, and I hope he stays.
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UGA has controlled the clock all game.

You have to get lucky in any instance to have a chance with 4th and 2 from your own 14, but damn even if you get it, still have to drive the whole field essentially.

Punt the ball, maybe UGa muffs it, or you get a defensive stand, get the ball back and Ryan Williams goes 70 for a TD.

Again, chances dim any way, but that just put a fork in it.
I guess they wink-wink know they are in the playoff and doesn't matter how bad they get hammered. Win probability low either way, but just down 14 with the way anything can happen, I see that as reckless.
never fails, penalty here, penalty there, zebra in the right place at the wrong time, lol. I'm sure its just coincidence, but damn it always seems to happen.
Delusion...unless someone is from there. It is no better of a job than LSU and arguably not as good of a job. They are applying the Saban situation to Kiffin. My belief is that Saban would not have left LSU for another college job, and if the timing had not been as it was, would have readily returned instead of going to Tuscaloosa. Again, my opinion but that is based on things I've heard the man say, not any kind of insider info, just what he has said publilcly.
57 y/o M - I take 10gm/d in two divided doses. Other than supplementing dietary protein and a probiotic, this is the only supplement I take. I feel like it helps in the gym and not sure with cognitive function as I havent' noticed any issues, but am taking it there as a preventative. I think it is a huge bang for the buck supplement in general.
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Don’t forget to leave your review here:


I'm not gonna leave a sham review, but I would guess that the number of folks that have had a bad experience at any Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram dealership is quite high :rotflmao:
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Their players for the most part got paid to transfer from other schools. Hard to feel too bad for them


That is true and an excellent point. Innocence is long lost in CFB and I think the compensation should at least in theory ease the pain, though there are some things you just can't buy.

It is a damn shame that as it appears, the staff is going to be left in a shambles heading into the playoff run. My oldest daughter (no pics) is an Ole Miss grad (started at LSU and transferred for a good reaason), but me, my wife and three other kids are either LSU alums now or will be by next May. It runs deep in our blood and I never root for other SEC schools unless it directly helps LSU.

That being said, I take no joy in how this is playing out. And I don't blame our new coach - I'm ecstatic and have the highest of expectations for him and don't know that I would've wanted anyone else that is remotely available.

I will still enjoy rooting against all the SEC teams that will be in the playoff and will take great joy in any loss, though now, I just feel pity and sympathy for Ole Miss, though I will say pretty much only the players and one OM alum/fan in particular - not most of the fan base or university in general. But I do feel the fault lies in structure of the calendar for playoffs, signing day and xfer portal. No LK's fault, thought he will be made a villian, as will LSU.

I'm ready for him to be in front of a podium and be able to stick a fork in this deal.

re: Torn Meniscus Question

Posted by BigPapiDoesItAgain on 11/16/25 at 8:03 pm to
I'm a surgeon, not an orthopedist. 57 y/o active and fit. Tore my medial meniscus (L. knee, medial meniscus, posterior horn) last August. I knew what I had done when I did it. Being active is important to me and I need to be able to get around for my job. I gave it about 6 weeks to see if it got better, pain got worse and had surgery not quite 3 mos. after initial injury. Arthroscopic partial meniscectomy. Very little time off of work, partial weight bearing very early. Pain for a while, gradually went away and now I can't even tell that I had a problem there. I play tennis, work in the yard, lift, take active vacations with plenty of getting around on foot and generally do whatever I want to.

If its a surgical problem, don't be afraid to apply a surgical fix. Find a good surgeon and get more than one opinion if you want to, but no need to wait forever for something to get better on its on that is not gonna get better. If you have a flap of tissue floating in that space, it is likely going to continue to be a nidus of inflammation and continue to hurt. Meniscectomy is far easier and quicker to recover from in general. Good luck.
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What a moron for putting that out there on the internet.

I'm not a hacker, but probably an astute one could doxx her and grab her PIN off of that video. I only watched it once, but at a brief glance, one of my first thoughts was that you can figure out what her PIN is.
I don't think so because I fear there is always going to be the issue of access for many, fear for others and simply inertia for still others.

It's frustrating that more people don't have access to these drugs, and we can talk all we want to about energy balance and caloric restriction (which unshakable physical truths) until we are blue in the face, but there are some people who just can't get it done without something that helps them achieve a caloric defiict. I don't know why it is and it is very well borne out in that the typical person underestimates caloric intake by as much as 20% whereas the typical individual who is overweight underestimates daily caloric intake by about 40%. This makes long-term success very difficult. This is where cognitive behavioral therapy (even self-directed) can have a great degree of benefit.

Also I think many individuals underestimate the value of building and mainting lean body mass in favor of simple calorie burning exercise to help with weight management. This is a huge mistake and building/maintianing lean muscle mass is absolutely critical along with caloric restriction to maintining a healthy weight/body composition. But this isn't easy, and often is not enjoyable, hence the problem we see in society at large.

The thing about weight gain is that yes if an individual stops the drug and resumes eating in a caloric excess, they will inded gain the weight back. What I do is stress that these drugs are not magic at all, they just help an individual reach a state of a caloric defiict, and the only thing they will change is how much food an individual takes in. My hope is that understanding and believing this will be the difference in the future between completely regaining what can be lost and at least having some modicum of success maintaing a more healthy and/or desirable weight.
Going wth the Pelagos FXD today on an Erika's Original MN strap.
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Starlink will change the world. It might turn things around in Africa.

Is it gonna bring more navigable rivers and deep water sea ports?
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Not so fast....15A breaker labeled water heater....


Igniter circuit for gas water heater?


yes, both tankless heaters are gas with an electric igniter
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ask the electrician if he is ‘bonded’ when he shows up.


Not sure if this is a running joke, but I just copied and pasted this little blurb from the company website:

When we ring your doorbell, you can rest assured knowing a licensed, certified, insured and bonded electrician is at your door



I had no idea this thread would have this kind of life.

This is an outfit that has been in business for decades here and is respected, and I know they won't put something janky in this house, they work in the kind of homes they work in because they do good work.

They may very well get there and tell me I need something totally different and if it'll keep my house/garage/cars from burning down, I'll spend the extra bucks, and not care about it eating into the gas savings of an EV since that's not the main reason I want one. That's one of the beautiful things about having a house on pier and beam is how easy it is to fix issues like this if the need arises.

This thread has been very interesting, I don't mess with electricity very much at all, and I was just trying to be able to know what they were talking about when they tell me what I need.

I appreciate all the input and if anyone is interested, I'll update with the solution when the time comes.
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Whoever you talked to over the phone has zero idea what your demand factor is with the general loads and fixed appliance loads on that sub.

I getcha,Yeah, its a good shop (which I have no problem paying for quality work) and we know several of the guys including the owner (patients of either my wife or mine or their family members are). And I'll be there when they come and we'll talk about it and he'll let me look over his shoulder and ask questions so I can learn just enough to be dangerous lol.

He did the lighting upgrade in the media room (which runs off of that box) for me a couple of years ago and put in a dedicated circuit for my Kranzle pressure washer for my psycho car washing habits.
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Then again they might eyeball that 100A protected panel and toss in some tandem breakers on the 120V circuits and throw the 60A circuit in. That might work or it might be crazy I can't do the math without more info most of which the OP can't provide. I would stress getting more than one quote though and with a good understanding of what each one's scope of the job is.


Ok, so I called the shop that we always get to do our work thinking I would get someone that is familiar with what I have going on. He told me he will free up a couple of spots, put a tandem breaker in and hard wire the charger to the wall a couple of feet from that box, which is where I wanted it to be. He did confirm it will be a 60A circuit. Basically told me with what runs on that panel it will not be a problem.