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It’s not even LSU’s worst collapse. 1998 was way more crushing.

I’m 1997, we had finally beaten Florida at the height of their Spurrier powers. Senior heavy team. Kevin Faulk was the best running back in the history of the program.

And then Lou Tepper happened…

From preseason top 10 to 4-7.

I still hurt…

re: Funniest sketches off All Time

Posted by thenza on 11/10/25 at 11:42 pm to
You find yourself superior because he likes Key and Peele?

Yeesh… lighten up.

I’ll play.

This is the single greatest sketch in sketch comedy history:

ETA: Extremely NSFW

re: These guys were brothers?

Posted by thenza on 11/7/25 at 11:18 am to
They got Ann Landers
And her sister Dear Abby
Harrison Ford’s a quarter Jewish
Not too shabby!
If Star Trek can ditch its shitty sequels, surely Star Wars can too.

Kill the past. Let it die. Or something like that.

re: These guys were brothers?

Posted by thenza on 11/5/25 at 10:35 pm to
So are these guys, randomly.



Robert Patrick, the T-1000



Ricard Patrick, the singer for Filter



That Cobra song is pretty badass.
Kinda makes me want to sign up.

Do Cobra soldiers have coed locker rooms? Cause they have some serious talent on that side.
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This part makes me think about what were/are the long term impact from the great recession. If anyone has any books they can suggest that touches on this please let me know.


Matt Taibbi made his career by covering it for Rolling Stone before they became a garbage magazine.

His articles were combined into a book:
Griftopia: A Story of Bankers, Politicians, and the Most Audacious Power Grab in American History

I read the articles in real time as they were printed in each issue. Highly recommend his writing if you have never read him.
Sorry. Fixed the link. Just the Jones Creek location.
I worked in multiple restaurants, corporate, chain, and independent. Outback (back then at least) ran the best of all of them by far.

One GM (proprieter) and one manager. Most chain restaurants have a slew of assistant managers making next to nothing and treating the staff like garbage because they desperately need to be promoted to a general manager at another store to actually afford to live.
Family-owned restaurants are usually disorganized.

Outback treated the staff great and you could make good money for a college kid working there. This is pre 2008 though. The economy crash forced Outback to market to a different demographic that tips and pays less. It's hard to come back from that once you downgrade.
Celebrity Theater is the best theater in BR. And my wife and I go to the Indian restaurant across the street whenever we go to the movies.

But yeah, the entire Woodlawn area seems like a retirement community to me. And I thought so when I worked there in the early 2000s. No offense if you live there.
Haven't been there in at least 15 years, but I definitely had some good times working behind the bar.

RIP

WAFB
You must not pay attention. When Kelly was hired the narrative was “if Orgeron can do it, surely Kelly can.”

Everyone in Louisiana knew Orgeron was along for the ride in 2019.

He’s a fun guy who got to the top with a little help from one of the greatest rosters of all time and then cashed out.

And “Come on, Brandy. Let’s go.” is the greatest farewell speech an outgoing coach has ever given.

re: Sad State of Affairs....

Posted by thenza on 10/26/25 at 8:56 pm to
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Lsu and mizzou have the same chance of getting to the playoffs this year. Difference is corndogs have won championships and will again. Maybe mizzou fans should be a bit more quiet since you’ve never won anything and never will.


re: Who is here for it all???

Posted by thenza on 10/26/25 at 8:52 pm to
You misread the room.
There’s excitement on the coaching changes board. I don’t see any pissing.

re: Who is here for it all???

Posted by thenza on 10/26/25 at 8:50 pm to
I’ve been saying since week 1, this season rules.

Now, if your metric is only wanting your team to win, it’s disappointing for a few of us.

But if chaos is your bag, baby?
This season has been lit.
Dinardo was a great hire at the time and (along with Kevin Faulk) a huge part of bringing back fun and excitement to LSU football after years in the dark.

I have nothing bad to say about him other than he wasn’t top tier. Good coach and man though.
Those pants rule. The only way they could have been cooler is if they were checkered like the end zone.

re: Two questions about LSU

Posted by thenza on 10/26/25 at 7:57 pm to
I’m all aboard the Lane Train.
I wanted them to hire him when they got Kelly.

That’s the dominant hope over on the coaching changes board too.