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Citica8
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Duckroost, LA |
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| Registered on: | 12/11/2012 |
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quote:that's 100% what happened
The contractor had used drywall screws that were to long and wider then the correct screws intended for these boxes and the box ears were cracked during initial install
re: Rouse's Coming to Hattiesburg, MS
Posted by Citica8 on 12/28/25 at 10:11 am to In The Know
Every Rouse's that they built are great, the stores they bought or acquired are treated like step children. All of the LeBlanc's were ran better, when they were LeBlanc's.
Going into the Rouse's at Long Farm is night and day from any of the stores in Ascension. The registers are always understaffed, the parking lot is full of carts, both returned and scattered. The produce is inconsistent.
Going into the Rouse's at Long Farm is night and day from any of the stores in Ascension. The registers are always understaffed, the parking lot is full of carts, both returned and scattered. The produce is inconsistent.
I bought a Milwaukee knock off/M18 compatible mini chainsaw. Opted to go through Amazon for the ease of returning if needed, you can find pretty much everything on Amazon for about the same price.
Was pleased with the tool itself especially for $50.
Was pleased with the tool itself especially for $50.
quote:Sounds like a trophy. Pics?
Last weekend my nephew killed a 225# buck that was 15 inches wide and a 6pt with heavy horns. Probably at least 5yo or maybe 6 or 7yo.
re: Zaxbys>>>Raising Canes
Posted by Citica8 on 12/27/25 at 7:56 am to ClemsonKitten
Walk-Ons has better tenders than both
A one year old rigged out bow with arrows and a case is worth about 75% of what the bare bow cost new. 2 years or more and its probably 50% the cost of what the bare bow cost. You can ask for more, but that's what people are going to offer.
re: Wooden Spindles For Bed Frame
Posted by Citica8 on 12/15/25 at 10:06 pm to MorbidTheClown
I've taken 3-1x3 unfinished appearance grade pine boards and then glued and clamped them together to make a 3x3 (ends up being 2.25x2.25) for a bed I made for my oldest kid's first bed. It was just a squared post but turned out better than anything I could buy. It's not cheap getting them from Lowe's but it was easy, and they were square and straight without needing any special tools.
re: White bean soup
Posted by Citica8 on 12/14/25 at 10:38 pm to Harahan Boy
So white bean soup is just regular white beans without rice?
re: YouTube food cooking channels to avoid
Posted by Citica8 on 12/11/25 at 9:57 pm to NatalbanyTigerFan
I can't take anyone serious that posts cooking content using parboiled rice in a Jambalaya
re: Recs for a multi tool - your favorites?
Posted by Citica8 on 12/7/25 at 8:54 pm to mudshuvl05
I'm rarely outside of walking distance from any of the things a multi-tool like a leatherman has to offer, probably a great thing to keep in a bag or truck though
Currently $100, that’s the type
Of multitool I thought we were talking about… even comes with a battery
M18
Of multitool I thought we were talking about… even comes with a battery
M18
I get more out of the quiet reflection of being disconnected from everyday life more than the potential adrenaline dump these days. Sitting in a stand with a thermos of coffee and no plans to shoot anything unless luck and fate happen to meet is about as free as I get these days
Hopefully they brought it back. Calvin's is a little out of the way, but I'll be on the lookout for it locally now
re: Recommendations For Battery Powered Lights and Dehumidifier for Safe
Posted by Citica8 on 12/7/25 at 7:46 am to alduckhunter
You shouldn't need much inside the house to prevent rust anyway, as long as you don't keep it in a steamy bathroom.
In a garage or shop if you keep the door closed 99% of the time the silica beads will work fine along with proper maintenance of the guns themselves.
We use breathers on 300-gallon oil totes at work filled with silica beads to prevent moisture from getting into the oil before going into the machines. They are outside in south Louisiana humidity, probably about a quart worth of beads, and they last 2 months before they are depleted
In a garage or shop if you keep the door closed 99% of the time the silica beads will work fine along with proper maintenance of the guns themselves.
We use breathers on 300-gallon oil totes at work filled with silica beads to prevent moisture from getting into the oil before going into the machines. They are outside in south Louisiana humidity, probably about a quart worth of beads, and they last 2 months before they are depleted
quote:Tried it after Tabasco discontinued their chili starter, I think I liked the Tabasco more, but its perfect for hot dogs or Frito Pies for a party or a week night.
I use the chili for our chili dog party. Good stuff.
I'll have to try the mawmaws chicken gravy
re: I have a roux question related to doubling the recipe
Posted by Citica8 on 12/7/25 at 6:29 am to Royalfishing
quote:Stock?
stick ratios
re: Recommendations For Battery Powered Lights and Dehumidifier for Safe
Posted by Citica8 on 12/7/25 at 5:11 am to alduckhunter
I have no idea about battery powered dehumidifiers, but you can just use silica beads
You can overpay for something that looks like a shotgun shell, or you can buy 2-3 pounds of it for the same price. You will have to throw it in the oven every couple of months to dry them out, but that is the same thing that is inside the "rechargeable" ones, those just come with a little heating element to recharge it, but then you're getting even less than the shotgun shell.
Damp Rid is salt based, I don't like the idea of throwing something corrosive into the safe, plus you would have to buy replacements every time.
You can overpay for something that looks like a shotgun shell, or you can buy 2-3 pounds of it for the same price. You will have to throw it in the oven every couple of months to dry them out, but that is the same thing that is inside the "rechargeable" ones, those just come with a little heating element to recharge it, but then you're getting even less than the shotgun shell.
Damp Rid is salt based, I don't like the idea of throwing something corrosive into the safe, plus you would have to buy replacements every time.
re: Do you really get nervous when you're about to shoot a deer?
Posted by Citica8 on 12/6/25 at 9:11 pm to homemadeshine
The second I know I'm going to shoot, the adrenaline starts, call it shakes, call it nerves. Buck or doe it doesn't matter, the longer between the gun hitting my shoulder, coming off of safety, and the squeeze of the trigger the worse it gets. Sometimes it happens in 10 seconds, sometimes its 5-10 minutes waiting on the shot.
After the shot its a full on adrenaline dump, shaking like Michael J Fox getting out of a cold tub
After the shot its a full on adrenaline dump, shaking like Michael J Fox getting out of a cold tub
re: Deer rifle upgrade
Posted by Citica8 on 12/6/25 at 8:01 am to DownshiftAndFloorIt
quote:You got Taxman'd and OleBallCoach'd within a month of each other, be better
DownshiftAndFloorIt
:lol: I wasn't trying to be an arse, that was the only logical thing I could think of why someone would tell you to only scale up part of the recipe
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