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This is the type of learning you need and rarely get in driving school. :lol:
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double the percent of underinsured


Read better, I addressed either way.
Your agent who is paid commissions lied to you and told you 70% of Louisiana drivers don't have liability insurance to convince you to buy additional UM coverage? That is five times the actual reported number of uninsured and double the percent of underinsured.

Also, if you have health insurance what is the point of all the UM coverage? It only helps you if they are un/underinsured to pay for your medical bills which will be covered if you have health insurance.

re: Making roux

Posted by Tadey on 12/9/25 at 12:42 pm to
Turn up the heat.

re: Let’s talk breastaurants

Posted by Tadey on 12/4/25 at 12:35 pm to
I frequent hooters in Metairie for the Spicy Garlic wings, and I can honestly say I go just for the wings now. I don't know of any better wings available.
It just sits there on the table untouched if its there.
It wont be the best thing with dried out meat, but go for it. You are just looking for a creative way to use some left overs... it will eat.
Go with a 9qt enameled for versatility, and any brand really I haven't come across a bad one yet. Even the cheap ones are usually good.
This is the answer. Get rid of that shitty/finnicky breaker and put in a standard breaker and 90% chance everything will work like it should after that. If not, call an electrician.
The crawfish farmers get legal workers from overseas every season. How many of them are doing it illegally though I don't know.
Get you one of these kits and do it yourself for cheap. How much was the quote? I did an 80' run to my shop for $500 including all the fittings and renting a trencher to burry myself. YOu could easily dig around the house if it is a short run.

re: Looking to purchase a new stove.

Posted by Tadey on 11/5/25 at 11:18 am to
Something to consider (that I did not) is the temperature range of the oven. My oven regretfully only goes down to 250 degrees and I wish I had the ability to go lower.
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Great vehicle


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we had to put in a new engine at 30k miles


:spank: This is the reason todays cars suck, people excusing something as big as an engine going out on a 80k+ vehicle at 30k miles.
Wow, the airports are allowing AirAsia and Emirates to bypass TSA and Air Traffic Control!?
I don't think you would cause moisture doing that at all. I think the moisture issues come up when you try to insulate the ceiling in the attic, but I digress. I am not an insulation expert.
If you know for a fact that the cavities are full up to the plywood board i would thing this would be fine; otherwise, blowing in to fill would be first priority.

re: Construction Loan

Posted by Tadey on 10/27/25 at 8:44 am to
Typically, the bank won't release funds until you request them. You won't owe them anything/accrue interest until you request funds to pay the contractor.

re: VZ Verizon stock purchase

Posted by Tadey on 10/24/25 at 2:13 pm to
A whole thread about a sub $400 investment? We are all in anticipation of if you make your $30