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Fanduel super boosts are normally $50 max

You mean in Grambling and Ruston? Lol I’ve lived in Shreveport/Bossier the majority of my life. While I can’t speak for Kendrick law and the bags he got paid, this area is very pro-LSU.

Was there much chatter of this before the decommitment? I haven’t been following recruiting over the last few weeks

He answered this is a previous post. Basically, no interest and no way to get him with the recent NCAA penalty imposed restricting transfers

Looking for some ideas and recommendations for mosquito deterrent around my back porch. I’m familiar with the tiki torch/citronella combination, but I was curious if there was any other or better options I’m not familiar with. Thanks for the help!

Watched the segment. The pet he mentioned was the only legitimate point made. Pollack just kept on talking about how our offense is the same and don’t expect anything different. That was the part that irked me

BWW in Bossier is no longer at the Boardwalk. It’s now located on Airline Drive by the new Kroger (near Airline HS)

I'm not going to read through 4 pages of responses, so sorry if already posted.

Cell phone alerts drive me crazy. The only time I ever take my phone off of silent, I immediately place it on Do Not Disturb so it only rings for phone calls

That being said, an Apple Watch was a great investment for me. Vibrates to bring notifications to my attention without annoying me. If for no other reason, that made it a worthy investment. Recommend you buy one for your wife if she doesn't like cell phone alerts

For all of those who bought on Coinbase a week or so ago, I did as well. I didn't have my funds as of tonight. I emailed coinbase inquiring about it, and my funds were posted within 3 hours. Worth a try if you are in the same boat

I see both sides of it. Of course no debt is best case scenario. Obviously a big plus without much elaboration.

Side B of the equation: the extra money you're paying towards your mortgage could be making 8-10% daily easily in an established mutual fund. 8-10% is obviously higher than the 3.8% you're paying in interest, so you're looking at an easy 4-6% difference (theoretically).

Happy medium: change mortgage to 15yr/pay 30yr off in 15yr/make bi-weekly payments (2 payments/month) to shave off some time. Essentially, you should explore you options to shorten your mortgage to 15 years to have it paid off before you retire, but you shouldn't strap yourself over the next 6-7 years to pay it off.