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Literally all they need to do to be successful is keep the restaurant clean, accept cards, be open for consistent hours, and be nice to customers. That’s it. Hopefully, they will do exactly that, and we’ll be able to enjoy their greasy guilty pleasure pizza again.
Just because the tv broadcast of the moon landing was faked in a studio doesn’t mean we didn’t actually go there.
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The moon isn't real.


Just because it’s artificial doesn’t mean it’s not real.
Not really. Uranus is a gas giant, and none of its moons are particularly habitable. All we have there are some research probes and monitoring stations. I don’t even think any of those are manned.
We have bases all over the solar system (including Mars, the Moon, and Triton) and a deep space fleet on par with our blue water navy. There are a lot of military personnel outside of Earth’s atmosphere.

As for why the moon? Well, it’s used for a variety of reasons. The moon is a great source for hydrogen starship fuel as well as several different metals used in assembling our capital ships. The moon is used as a mining facility, shipyard, and has weapons platforms for defense against collisions with Near Earth Objects.

re: Mississippi Bar Exam Study Material

Posted by kingbob on 6/11/25 at 1:17 pm
I took the in-person Barbri, but I didn’t really get much out of the classes. I got my mileage out of the book of old test questions and sample answers which I worked on my own.

re: Mississippi Bar Exam Study Material

Posted by kingbob on 6/11/25 at 11:01 am
The most useful resource is the sample questions and answers from Barbri.

The way I recommend studying for the bar exam is:
Step 1: look at a sample question and hand write out the sample answer word for word
Step 2: copy that answer while looking off of the sample, but put it in your own words
Step 3: answer the same question without looking at any of those copies
Step 4: answer a similar fact pattern but not the same exact sample question
Step 5: repeat this process for every style of sample question for each book of the exam

This brute forth method will encode the formula for analyzing each question, so you’re going to get most of the points. On the exam, most questions will follow a similar pattern to something you have seen before, so you’ll have developed muscle memory to jump in and work those patterns out in ways that should get you most of the points in a timely manner.
This is really only a problem online over text. No one calls Louisiana “el-aye” in real life. I make sure to delineate “L.A.” to tell the difference, but I usually just say “Louisiana” unless I am inputting in a postal code.
Yes. It is always worth while to solve a massive problem that involves widespread obstruction and flaunting of our laws and sovereignty. The fact that it will be difficult and time consuming is all the more reason to act now and start chipping away at the problem before it gets worse. Building a highway is always expensive, but it never gets any cheaper. The longer you wait, the more crap is going to be built in the way. Build it now or wait and let it get even more complicated and congested.
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If McDonalds sold those BBQ sandwiches, they’d get ridiculed.


Yeah, for the lines being too long to get them and them always being sold out. Buccees BBQ sandwiches are awesome compared to fast food. Heck, they're better than most Louisiana BBQ restaurants, ngl.
This gem getting left off of Black Parade is a travesty, imo.

re: First L.A. Now Dallas

Posted by kingbob on 6/9/25 at 9:22 pm
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Bring in and stage a few dozen school buses to haul off violent offenders to jail.

That shite will fizzle out quickly.

Throw something? Jail. Shove law enforcement? Jail.

Don’t obey lawful order to disperse? Jail.


Racetrack doesn’t sell nearly as good bbq sandwiches or beef jerky, nor are racetrack’s bathrooms typically as clean.
Well, LSU only lost one game (sunday night in the regional) I attended all year (and most of those wins were run-rules), but LSU also had weather delays for a lot more games that I ATTEMPTED to attend, and ultimately wasn't there when the actual game was played (like Sunday).
They're opening one right outside of Lafayette next year, and another is currently under construction near Ruston.

They had one planned in Baton Rouge on I-12 at Millerville, but the property flooded significantly during the 2016 flood, causing Buccees to reconsider the project and ultimately scrap it. Allegedly, there was some interference from then Governor Edwards as well as multiple local politicians who were soliciting bribes from Buccees in exchange for allowing the project to go through. Buccees was used to governments rolling out the red carpet for them, and trying to entice them to open new locations, not shake them down for permission. So, Buccees focused their attentions elsewhere.

It is no coincidence that Buccees announced their Lafayette area store right on the heels of Landry's inauguration. If there is one remotely positive thing that Louisianaians are getting out of Landry's time in the Governor's Mansion, it's a Buccees.
I would like to be fluent in multiple languages.
I would like to get really good/fast at editing videos and using audio recording software (DAWs like Studio One or Pro Tools).
I would grab an elite wide receiver. Granted, that goes against my philosophy of never signing wide receivers to big contracts. But yeah, we need a legit WR1 and a corner.
For the right price, absolutely. The Saints went from stacked to thin at corner. He would provide much needed depth and veteran presence. However, we cannot afford to overpay, especially given his age and injury history.

re: Rand Paul The Doer of Nothing

Posted by kingbob on 6/8/25 at 5:22 pm
Rand is literally the only Senator I trust. Believe you me, if Rand is against something, it’s probably not good for us.