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That I know personally? A fraternity brother, petroleum engineering major, made a 4.0 his freshman year then went nuts, became borderline alcoholic, his family cut him off, I heard he was managing a storage rental place and living in one of the units. I lost track of him and figured he was dead. Fast forward about 15 years and he's a real estate appraiser with offices up and down the gulf coast. He had family connections that eventually came through for him. I think he's still a functional alcoholic though.
A hurricane, not sure which one. The man on TV said to stay inside. My mother ran over to the neighbors to borrow something and I was mad at her for breaking the rules.
IRL I'm very quiet and reserved. In a group I'm the one not saying much.
The new Wheel of Fortune guy is not wearing a suit and Vanna is not wearing an evening gown. :casty:
He's gone from on the ropes last year to bowl eligible with one more win.

re: The more things change

Posted by Jim Rockford on 11/11/25 at 6:22 pm to
TBH I'm self employed and I have things running smoothly enough that there are days I don't have a whole lot I have to do.
Welp it's the lead story on knoe news tonight and probably every other station inthe state.

re: The more things change

Posted by Jim Rockford on 11/11/25 at 6:05 pm to
Last time I looked i wasn't even in the top 20 :lol:
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Infidelity seems to be a growing problem with LSU coaches. The whole program is a cluster.


It's common anywhere men have money and power.

Living in the 90s CD commercial

Posted by Jim Rockford on 11/10/25 at 8:17 pm


This girl seemed like perfect girlfriend material. Great hair, cute face, nice body, dresses just a little slutty but not too slutty. I wonder where she is now?
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High school play by play guys are so bad lol


At least he's describing the action. Most of them take their cue from TV announcers and act like you can see what's going on even if they're on the radio. They don't say anything during the play and talk in between snaps. And forget about keeping track of time left, down and distance or even the score.
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No. Advertising something, doesn’t mean that players should be doing it. The players know it’s against the rules, ESPN running ads for betting sites doesn’t mean it’s okay for active players to do it.


It's inherently corrupting.
I had a good friend in HS who later played college football. I had to scrimmage against him every day and when he stepped on the field it was all gas no brakes. Great guy IRL but he was a menace between the sidelines, even in practice and it didn't matter who was across from him.