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Have a buddy that coached against him this season and said he’s 1 of the 2 best players he’s ever coached against. Been coaching about the same amount of time as you. Hell, you might be my buddy :lol:

Shane Gillis on meth

Sankey is a dead man walking and he knows it. The lawsuits that these kids will win are going to cost the SEC a ton of money. I’d love to see him pushed out immediately for this foolishness that he has been pursuing but it will take some time for LSU officials to receive their pound of flesh.

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I got the 50% off Starlink email and I'm in Youngsville. Also seems to be indefinite.

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Wonder if they will expand the 50% off by zip code. Would imagine folks in lower Jeff Davis are closer to the action than Youngsville.

Visit Haleakala on your 1st morning there. You will be up super early. It will be near freezing up there so dress accordingly.

You can snorkel at Blackrock if you want to do it on your own.

Black sand beach near Hana - have to book reservations ahead of time. Aunt Sandy’s has fresh banana bread on the road to Hana. Heard there are better places but we liked it.

Leoda’s has really good banana cream pies and is not far from where you are staying.

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Great seeing Rip beat the shite out of people again.

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He has one hell of a pair of sunglasses. I don’t think those things moved during the fight.

Shouldn’t he have directed that to the Chief of Police instead of the mayor?

Also, not sure how he expects the mayor to control the media in regards to point 7. It’s horrible what he is having to deal with but that letter/post is not the best way to handle it.

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The list is mostly just people who advertise on a regular basis with Lagniappe

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Them as well as Thrive (as I’m sure most free magazines are). Thrive’s 40 under 40 list is either people who advertise with them or friends of the management staff. I guess they have to do what they have to do to keep the money coming in. Ron Richard may own a portion of both with as much money as he spends advertising.

Start taking motion sickness pills day before you cruise if you think you’ll be susceptible to it.

Walls/doors are metal so magnets are good to have. We use magnetic hooks that come in handy.

A lanyard to hold your card is nice instead of constantly having to dig it out of your wallet.

Been to Maui twice and Oahu & Kauai once (and currently planning trip to Big Island for next year). It all depends in your interest as to which Island to go to. We only do 1 island a trip and stay for a week so if you were to island hop I’d say you need to stay at least 10 days and shoot for 2 weeks if possible.

We love Maui and have stayed In Kanapalli both times we’ve been but we go to see the whales (which you will be on the back end of their season or might miss altogether). Lahaina looks to be getting back somewhat. Hana is a good trip for those that haven’t done it but I don’t really need to do it again. That said, the black sand beach is pretty cool. The beach in Kappa (I think that’s where it is) is where you want to go if you want to see sea turtles. We’ve gone 2-3 times and there are usually 40-50 turtles just hanging on the beach. Believe we’ve seen a monk seal there too. Black Rock is good for snorkeling. Halekalla was amazing but very cold so be prepared. We wore hoodies and beanies and were still freezing as it was very windy. Think the car thermometer said it was 36 degrees. Go the first day after you arrive as you are going to wake up super early due to the time difference. You’ll probably want to get there at least an hour before sunrise and it’s a bit of a haul to get there. Think we left the hotel around 3:15.

Oahu was fun but you you have a lot of folks in Honolulu which means a lot of traffic. Once you get away a bit there is a good bit to see and do. Pearl Harbor is a must. Been about 17 years since we went so my memories are a little hazy.

I’ll echo the sentiments from above in that Kauai is probably my favorite island (unless you go to Maui in February/March for whale watching). It was very relaxed and lacking some of the amenities of Maui & Oahu but it was beautiful. Amazing beaches and a good bit of outdoor stuff to do besides just going to the beach. Saw monk seals and turtles both (Salt Pond Beach I believe is where we saw them).

Williams faced the most serious charges of the four, including attempted murder, assault, and aggravated mayhem. His jury acquitted him on the charges and instead convicted him of only four misdemeanors and simple mayhem. He was given the maximum sentence of 10 years, but was paroled after serving four years.[11] After his release, he was convicted in 2003 of second degree murder for his role in the 2000 killing of Grover Tinner, which took place at a house suspected of being used for selling narcotics. The victim's sister disputed that Williams had shot at Tinner, and a coalition of community and religious leaders demanded his release, saying he was being targeted because of his involvement in the Denny case. He was ultimately convicted for participating in a crime resulting in a homicide and sentenced to 41 years in prison.[11] As of 2007 he was incarcerated in Pelican Bay State Prison.