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Registered on:4/15/2005
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I always viewed Echoes as being THE piece that bridges old (pre-dark side) to new (commercial success) Floyd
I recommend tigerdroppings
Throw some slap ya mama on that
They feel that strongly why not send them on a one way trip to Iran since it’s so terrible here
Not to mention kids these days aren’t actually learning anything truly functional from I’m an intellectual standpoint. They are only learning how to skirt by using AI as a shortcut to actual conceptual learning
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Did he call it a "pantheon of concrete and steel"?


And PVC
An elevated expressway over Florida blvd much like the westbank expressway always sounded like a good idea to me.

re: Jonah Hill turned 42 on Saturday

Posted by LSU Wayne on 12/23/25 at 9:19 am to
He looks straight out of Livingston Parish

re: Ole Miss is saying they got him

Posted by LSU Wayne on 11/23/25 at 11:21 am to
Yep, he’s staying at OM. For a week.
I don’t see oil rigs anywhere in that pic. No Lane either. Or fish

re: Best Italian in BR

Posted by LSU Wayne on 9/22/25 at 8:14 am to
If you go to Gino’s and order the calamari, sub the regular marinara with the spicy marinara. So good.

Wife and I went to La Contea a few years ago. The chicken on the chicken Parmesan was so off putting we ended up not really eating anything. I can’t even describe how f’ed up that chicken was. Anyway, hard to go back after that experience. Tell me why I need to give them another shot?

BTW, wife and I are both Sicilian so we admittedly do judge Italian food. If we are going to go out for Italian it needs to be at least on par with what we ourselves can throw together. We like Gino’s but specific dishes, not everything


Looks like an older version of Kenny from Breaking Bad
As a kid in the 80s I always enjoyed eating burritos (actually chimichangas) covered in cheese or the pizzas at the Tiger Lair in the Union on gamedays. Followed by nonstop pitch and catch till it was time to go into the stadium. I do not miss everyone smoking in the stadium.

I do remember being there for the filming of Everybody’s All American during halftime and after the game was over.

Tailgating today is too corporate and too pain in the arse to enjoy. Back in those days it was actually a fun and enjoyable experience