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dek81572
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Bossier City |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | God, Family and Golf |
| Occupation: | Firefighter |
| Number of Posts: | 1569 |
| Registered on: | 4/2/2012 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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I had the same problem and here's what I did to correct it. Set up normally, take your right foot and move it back to where your right toe is even with the middle of your left foot. Now think of a clock and your target line is at 12 O'clock, istrike the ball at 7 and finish at 1.
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As a kid it would have been Quicksand, as I've gotten older its flying.
re: How much were top high school football recruits in the 1980s getting paid under the table?
Posted by dek81572 on 8/18/26 at 5:32 pm to FlyingTigerBo
A friend of mine, Mark Bass, was a full back for Bossier High School and was recruited and was signed by LSU. He said the recruiter took them to Powell Buick and asked him which car does he like, Mark told him the Buick Regal Grand National. The recruiter took Marks mom into the finance guys office and came out and had a set of keys. Mark said his mom paid $1.00 for the car.
The people who want this are the "Highly Educated" people who paid a shite ton of money for worthless degrees that can't get a job in thier field of study. Who would've thought you can't get a six figure job with a degree in gender studies. They want the ordinary working man or woman to pay for their bad decision.
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I'm thinking of getting a 52 and a 56 and just dropping the 60.
Best move you can make. I did the same thing and haven't regretted it. Buy the Cleveland CTZ wedges, they are more of a cavity back wedge and are more forgiving. I have the full face CBZ in 52 and 56.
Driver-Titleist GT2 with ventus blue 6s TR Velocore
3wood- Callaway Elyte tripple diamond with Graphite Design 6s Tour AD
5 and 7 wood- Callaway Elyte tripple diamond with Tensi 1k black
5- A wedge- Srixon ZXi5
52 and 56- Cleveland CTZ full face
LAB df3
Gfore bag
Maxfli TourX
3wood- Callaway Elyte tripple diamond with Graphite Design 6s Tour AD
5 and 7 wood- Callaway Elyte tripple diamond with Tensi 1k black
5- A wedge- Srixon ZXi5
52 and 56- Cleveland CTZ full face
LAB df3
Gfore bag
Maxfli TourX
re: What Was the Toughest Football Drill You Participated In?
Posted by dek81572 on 8/12/26 at 6:24 am to lsufball19
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Not football but running laps around the gym wearing a teammate as a backpack in wrestling practice.
People have no idea what a hard practice is if they have never been apart of wrestling. Football practice has nothing on wrestling practice, just ask the guys who participated in both sports and they'll tell you.
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Man, that league is full of drama
They are trying to get some of those women who watch the Kardashians and Real House Wives to watch and the only way is to have women just beat the crap out if each other and tear each other down verbally to make it happen.
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I was looking for a bit more psychological tactics and such when little man throws a fit, when to hold an argument or drop it etc.
Thanks for the kind words, I have definitely been blessed. Now this only works when they are really young and are learning what they can get away with. When I was at home and they wanted something that I already said no to and they threw a fit, I'd give 1 warning, only 1, next time was 3 licks on the bare butt, that normally did the trick. Depending on what it was, I might just let them throw the fit until they got tired and realized that I wasn't giving in and that is the whole trick, don't give in. I did my best not to discipline out if anger, I'm not perfect and I didn't always do that but for the most part I did. I don't recall using any psychological tricks to end arguments, we really didn't have any, my wife and I were the boss and what we said goes, no ifs, ands or buts about it, wasn't anything to argue about. Now once they became teens, we argued about who the GOAT basketball player is, or who's the best NFL team is, fun stuff like that be they never argued or tested our authority when we told them no they couldn't do something they wanted to do, they learned over the years we didn't back down and ment what we said. Probably still didn't give you any psychological tricks but what we did worked.
The Bible is a good book to start with.
I'm going to be quite honest, it really isn't that hard:
1. Do your best to stay married. Show your kids how a marriage is supposed to be, a loving, caring give and take relationship. You're going to be mad at each other, that's part of it but come to a common ground and don't fight in front of your kids.
2. Don't be your kids friend, they don't need more friends, they need parents who set boundaries and are a good role models, you act like an arse hat, guess what, so will they. You can be friends when they are grown.
3. Do not threaten, follow through with what you say, especially when they are young, once you've set a precedent that you don't mean what you say, when they are pre teens or older it's too late and they won't listen to you. Believe it or not spanking when they are young works, not beating, 3 licks on a bare butt does wonders at making a kid straighten up.
4. Demand respect for you and your spouse and others. By no means let the kids rule the roost and talk back.
Why do I say these things and know they work? I have 2 sons, oldest is 24, married has a 1yo son of his own and is a State Trooper, youngest is 19 and studying to be a CRNA, I've been married to the same woman for 30 years. Both of my boys were A students all the way through school, and were great kids, no major trouble at all, never gave me or my wife a reason not to trust them and never got in trouble at school. I've been blessed but also believe how we raised them definitely helped.
I'm going to be quite honest, it really isn't that hard:
1. Do your best to stay married. Show your kids how a marriage is supposed to be, a loving, caring give and take relationship. You're going to be mad at each other, that's part of it but come to a common ground and don't fight in front of your kids.
2. Don't be your kids friend, they don't need more friends, they need parents who set boundaries and are a good role models, you act like an arse hat, guess what, so will they. You can be friends when they are grown.
3. Do not threaten, follow through with what you say, especially when they are young, once you've set a precedent that you don't mean what you say, when they are pre teens or older it's too late and they won't listen to you. Believe it or not spanking when they are young works, not beating, 3 licks on a bare butt does wonders at making a kid straighten up.
4. Demand respect for you and your spouse and others. By no means let the kids rule the roost and talk back.
Why do I say these things and know they work? I have 2 sons, oldest is 24, married has a 1yo son of his own and is a State Trooper, youngest is 19 and studying to be a CRNA, I've been married to the same woman for 30 years. Both of my boys were A students all the way through school, and were great kids, no major trouble at all, never gave me or my wife a reason not to trust them and never got in trouble at school. I've been blessed but also believe how we raised them definitely helped.
re: Hey Google, Waz up wif dat?
Posted by dek81572 on 8/8/26 at 7:44 am to WWII Collector
Here's what Gemini told me, I don't know how to post screenshot from my phone:
Selecting a healthcare provider is a personal choice influenced by factors like communication, individual comfort, and demographic preferences. Patients often seek doctors with whom they feel most at ease, whether based on shared background, gender, language, or personal rapport.
Selecting a healthcare provider is a personal choice influenced by factors like communication, individual comfort, and demographic preferences. Patients often seek doctors with whom they feel most at ease, whether based on shared background, gender, language, or personal rapport.
re: Reuters: US has used "virtually all" of its precision strike missiles
Posted by dek81572 on 8/4/26 at 12:38 pm to joshnorris14
I find this hard to believe, the major wars we have been in took years so we're supposed to believe the US Military only had enough arsenal to last a couple months? I don't believe it.
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booked a tee time in November, can't wait.
Definitely going to be a fall, winter and spring course, would be tough to walk 18 in 100° heat with 90% humidity in the summer although it will probably be discounted in the summer like Bandon in the winter.
re: Tips for Visiting Tiger Stadium?
Posted by dek81572 on 8/3/26 at 9:00 pm to BuckeyeinPA
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Tips for Visiting Tiger Stadium?
Take a crap before entering the stadium and if you're wearing pants, use an external catheter so you don't have to use the bathrooms, they are awful, the toilets are full of shite, piss, toilet paper and are overflowing and the urinals or troughs aren't much better, piss all over the floor.
Todd Walker, played dixie league baseball on the same team when I was 12 and he was 11, he was the best player on the team.
re: Swedish soccer fans visit Estonia
Posted by dek81572 on 8/1/26 at 7:44 am to Keys Open Doors
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Yeah, it’s a set of photos that show the Swedish fans trashed the stadium and surrounding areas in Estonia
So, we talking about the origional white Sweeds or the new Arab Sweeds?
re: Why is Howard University unenrolling students for late fees big news?
Posted by dek81572 on 7/31/26 at 3:30 am to Tunasntigers92
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Why is Howard University unenrolling students for late fees big news?
Black people are late with payments? I'm shocked??
re: Road travel bathroom stops: Nastiest bathroom experiences
Posted by dek81572 on 7/30/26 at 12:41 pm to Everyday Is Saturday
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Was this Miles’ 1st game that Monday night (Katrina year) game against Tennessee?
No, it was the Virginia Tech Game.
re: Road travel bathroom stops: Nastiest bathroom experiences
Posted by dek81572 on 7/30/26 at 8:35 am to Everyday Is Saturday
Nastiest bathroom I've ever been in was in Tiger Stadium. My 5yo had to go, I brought him to the urinal and he said, "No daddy, I got to poop". Every toilet was overflowing with piss, turds and toilet paper and all of that was on the floor as well. I had to hold him up over one of the toilets until he was done. I can look back a d laugh now but I was pissed when I was going through it. People are nasty animals and that's one of the reasons I prefer to stay home and watch the games at my own house, AC, heat, comfortable couch, all the food and drinks I care to eat and drink and above all else, clean bathrooms.
re: LSU vs Georgia I 2003 - Lost Media?
Posted by dek81572 on 7/23/26 at 8:06 pm to Godzilla jr
That was the first game I ever went to in Tiger Stadium, what an atmosphere and so much fun. My friend had season tickets in the upper west side, felt like we were going to trip and fall on the field it was so steep, that was the old upper west side.
re: Rules question
Posted by dek81572 on 7/18/26 at 7:01 am to JamalMurry27
The rules state that twigs, leaves and little shite ( loose impediments) are temporary, incidental clutter that is unattached to the ground and you are essentially clearing an item thst normally wouldn't be there. Conversely, things like grass, bushes, trees or vines that are attached or growing are considered permanent integral components of the golf course and can not be broken or moved to improve your stance, lie or swing.
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