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I didn't realize it closed. I don't know what would go there. It's a huge building

I know here in baton Rouge they do not migrate. They stay here year round. I would love to know how many there are in the baton Rouge area. I think you would be surprised.
Eventually the authorities will have to stop considering these as a migratory bird.

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Marvel isn’t killing a child.

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with multiverse crap, are they ever really killing anyone?

I enjoy listening to Hunt any day over Moscona.

she knows exactly what she's doing.

I'm a lifelong LSU fan and I am excited for this upcoming season.

But more than that, I am just excited for the Fall and having SEC games on the TV. Even in good times and bad, it sure is great to be a part of this conference. We are all pretty lucky.

first of all, why would you do this?

second, why would you video it?

I guess mid 40s

sorry to hear that CoCo

Sorry to hear this.

My dad was 72 when they found spots on his liver. They did one targeted treatment where they installed radioactive pellets on the spots directly. That was in 2022. The treatment helped but it did not eradicate them. He fared pretty well with the treatment . He was an active person and it didn't really slow him down that much. In late 2023 they did a second treatment that was a little stronger and placed on all of his spots. There was a spot during the first treatment that they couldn't quite get to. This was in mid-December and he walked into the treatment feeling perfectly fine. He died in 2024 on leap year day from liver failure. 2.5 months after the treatment. The treatment shut his liver down and he died a painful death from liver failure. To this day, I wonder if he would still be alive if he just quit the treatment. It was a very hard time. He wasn't quite 74 when he passed.

I wish you guys luck and don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions to the doctors. Sometimes I feel they only care about trying to attack the cancer and not think about the collateral damage it may cause.