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I like the Works but nothing in West Midtown can stay open. Parking is a bitch.

I live near Bobby Jones which is nearby but it’s a damn maze getting there and that’s not including traffic.

Westside Market is cool tho. And Northside Tavern, obviously.

re: Dead & Co - Golden Gate Park

Posted by GeorgeReymond on 5/21/25 at 3:44 pm
I’d love to go. I saw Dead in Vegas last month and Sturgill both in Southhaven and Alpharetta this past weekend but this would be the cherry on top. :lol:

re: T-Bob hired by Barstool Sports

Posted by GeorgeReymond on 5/14/25 at 9:30 am
My thoughts exactly. He’s perfect for morning radio
Great news. Here's a good Reuters article on some recent Louisiana wins. LINK

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Louisiana has long been overshadowed by its more showy neighbor Texas, which boasts a larger economy and population and has for decades wielded greater sway among policymakers in Washington DC and on the world stage.

But the Bayou State is staging a revival that could see it emerge as the more dynamic and influential Gulf Coast hub over the coming decades, thanks to a development blueprint that could be described as being all things to all people
Just checking in but confirmed tornadoes just south of Stuttgart near Lodge’s Corner. My family has sent me numerous videos
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All we have is cash for them. McLoser has a terrible record, only sec coach in 3 years that hasn’t made the tourny, he has no players developed while at LSU. He isn’t exciting or selling the program. It’s literally gotta be here is some cash.

This. It infuriates me how little he does to sell his basketball program. It’s pathetic
Correct. The owners of the Sands casino in Vegas bought majority ownership from Cuban in 2023.

They bought the land at 114/183 in Irving that used to be Texas Stadium. The rumor is that they are trying to help get legislation to make gambling legal in Texas and they could build a casino/arena/destination there.

However they’re under so much scrutiny after the Luka trade, they’re saying no, not trying to move to Vegas… not trying to move out of Dallas proper, but do want to build a new entertainment district and arena and that’s why they hired the new CEO that took over after Cynt Marshall retired because he was in charge of San Fran’s new arena.

Eta: this is was sent to me from one of my well connected Dallas friends.
Scott isn’t going anywhere :lol: