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Gonna depend on how good the union is at the grift at that facility.

We had half a dozen desk jobs mandated by the CBA that worked 4/10s and their only responsibility was to schedule trainings, read off PowerPoints at said trainings, and arrange to have lunch catered. Always former operators who were sunsetting. Zero stress as the training material was published by someone else, just shoot the shite with the guys and bitch about how such and such restaurant used to be better before they sold.
It pays off for some of the slower growing varieties, few years back I had a Tabasco plant that was almost 6ft tall and it was producing in April. I hardly ever remember before the first good freeze zaps them, but when I’ve done it the results have been well worth it.
Shishitos are heirloom and should grow true, nothing wrong with letting them reseed. Even hybrids sometimes will turn out similar to the parent, no reason to pull them unless you just need the room. Something a lot of folks don’t realize is you can overwinter peppers and get quite a few years with a jump start on the season.
“Nah they offered the most cash” - every athlete in 2026
On the one hand, breed of peace and all that, but looking at pics I’m not sure it wasn’t mercy killing.
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HIPAA and no


HIPPA was probably correct in this case, Karl sounds white to me
Invest and don’t live above your means?

Really groundbreaking stuff here.

re: Turkey Season

Posted by TheDrunkenTigah on 5/1/26 at 1:17 pm to
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Somewhere there’s a turkey ready to respond every day. Just gotta find him and not get caught on that landowner’s cameras.

re: Desert Storm 2026

Posted by TheDrunkenTigah on 4/25/26 at 12:30 pm to
Spray painted labradoodles and a dude casually doing wheelies on a three wheeler in the first 30 seconds.

I’ve seen enough to know this is where Livingston Parish dreams are made.
Maybe the most legit opportunity for the costanza was that wrong gif ever.
Bout average, 20ft near the dam if I recall. There’s a river channel that runs the length with some sharp drops, imagine a lot of the scoping and deep cranking happens there. It has a healthy threadfin shad population like most everywhere else so if you’re offshore that’s gonna be the pattern.
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I have wondered why there are so few professional fishermen from Mississippi? Many from Texas, some from Louisiana, Boo coo from Alabama and South Carolina and a few from Georgia. But not very many from Mississippi.


MS is sorely missing the type and prevalence of lakes you find in LA, TX, and AL. South MS has never really hurt for rainfall and just passed on a lot of the large reservoir projects that happened post WWII. Growing up in Hattiesburg I fished almost all spring but you’re relegated to smaller lakes that get hammered with pressure the second word gets out unless you want to drive for hours. I read an article years ago about a proposed reservoir where leaf river meets the bouie, and the local authorities just abandoned it. In Texas especially you can’t throw a rock without hitting a large reservoir on top of good quality soil that will grow nice fish if managed well.
I fished a few tournaments there as a coangler about 5-6 years ago. The play was either to throw a squarebill along the rocks and docks on the southwest shoreline working up from the dam (caught a lot of nice sized spots doing this) or run north to the river and fish vegetation either punching or top water looking for a big bite.

It’s a really good sized lake and you can find what you want to fish somewhere, last I heard it wasn’t tough to get on a pattern with a lot of smaller fish but size was tough to come by. My experience was before livescope was really mainstream and it may have changed completely now.
This would be a really odd move for Beretta, they own and import Tikka, which directly competes with everything ruger makes.

If this is their play to make tikka quality rifles with Ruger features, then it would be awesome. The only knock anyone has ever had on tikka as a brand is they are extremely late to the game on anything new or charge way too much for cosmetic features, where ruger adds it for about what you’d pay to have it done aftermarket.

re: Would you shoot it?

Posted by TheDrunkenTigah on 4/18/26 at 1:34 pm to
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if it was me the value of pawpaws gun is irrelevant cus it wouldn’t ever be for sale and I would take it hunting every chance I had.


Greatest gift my paw paw ever gave me was telling me which of his guns he thought were pieces of shite and never should have bought, and the only reason he still had them was because he didn’t want to deal with tire kickers. Not every gun your paw paw had was some cherished heirloom.
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NBIS gonna bust over $160 in a minut...


Yeah, hate to derail the how to keep enough liquidity to afford metimucil discussion, but this thing is on a ride.

I’m long but is this in anticipation of an earning report that finally puts it all together, or did something else happen I missed?
My hope would be that the wildlife guys can demonstrate there would be an increase in productivity and/or it would offset their use of herbicide to manage understory competition. The liability piece would be someone paying a burn manager to be there and orchestrate, which seems like they’re open to.

re: Arsonist on Kisatchie

Posted by TheDrunkenTigah on 4/13/26 at 5:42 pm to
I’m paraphrasing but they basically said the company was surprised anyone cared enough to potentially share the cost of it. There’s a lot of liability in it for them, but they made it sound like they were at least listening.

re: Arsonist on Kisatchie

Posted by TheDrunkenTigah on 4/13/26 at 10:42 am to
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Hell yeah. They won't burn a bit. They just like to spray if anything.


I can’t remember if it was the deer U or turkey science podcast guys but one of them mentioned they were in talks with Weyerhaeuser about implementing a burn program. Said they were surprised anyone cared.
The absolute best method I’ve found is to get everything set out, then when two or three guys inevitably walk up and start talking about how they do it, let them while you drink beer.