Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Houston, Tx
Biography:LSU graduate that works in Houston. Born and raised in B.R. Currently working in oil & gas industry.
Interests:Hunting, Sports
Occupation:Chemical Engineer
Number of Posts:706
Registered on:9/7/2005
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QB was 3rd string on their last score
For the Clemson game we paid to park at a house in the neighborhood between campus (East Parker Blvd) and LSU Avenue. It was a little bit pricey at $50 but after the game we were outside the police barricaded routes leaving campus and able to drive through the neighborhood with not traffic to where W. Lakeshore Dr and LSU Ave./Stanford intersect. I believed it saved us a lot of time sitting on Highland and W. Lakeshore Dr. The traffic seemed to move reasonably well on Stanford back to I10.

Hope that makes sense. We were essentially parked a few blocks East of the free Ag Center parking lot on E. Parker which is just on campus around Highland and E Parker.

I believe the house was at the corner of Cornell Ave & Emory Ave.
Looks like a 3A high school locker room :lol:
LMFAO when they get lead poisoning :lol:
OP…. Jon Bon Jovi saves a woman from jumping off a bridge in Nashville


LSUtoBOOT’s response….”Good thing it wasn’t David Lee Roth”
There are actually quite a few bridges listed on Facebook Marketplace.
Other than you and CC, who was the first registered TD user?
The bigger problem is people not doing their research to understand how much they will make in the field of study they are going into. There's a lot of worthless degrees out there with no job openings to fill.
Inside of a brown egg shell is white so you only have a 50/50 chance
I’ve been in 2 myself. When I was 12, one lifted right before it got to our house. My mom woke me up about 10:30pm, the windows were crackling and we ran into the living room where my dad was sitting in front of tv still watching March Madness lol. It ended up causing damage less than a quarter mile from us.

The second time happened when I was in high school. My uncle and I just finished an evening bow hunt in Liberty, Ms. He had shot a deer so we went to look for it after dark. About 15 minutes in, it started raining, then you could feel the pressure drop making it difficult to breathe and this loud noise started as well. I looked up and saw all of the pine trees bent over when the lightening lit up the sky and started hauling arse back through the woods to the Bronco. I literally had to jump over downed pine trees. My uncle drove out of the woods like a madman (Bronco was shaking the whole time). We went back the next day and half of the trees were snapped in two about 25 ft up. I honestly don’t know how we survived. We must have had angels with us.
That’s a train car he’s standing in (prop), so he on the Lane Train and those are its stops…like a subway car