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I think Sweet 16 makes this avery successful season. We whiffed on the transfers. Sherrell has developed a lot this year but still has room to grow.
Philon has finally settled in to being the quarterback and can take over a game when he needs to.
Philon has finally settled in to being the quarterback and can take over a game when he needs to.
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I had one trapped in my shop yesterday evening. Cut the lights off and she found her way out. First one we've seen this year in Cen-AL.
The wife was very excited and immediately put sugar water out.
The wife was very excited and immediately put sugar water out.
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Bonnie
[holds nose]
I try to buy from local growers wherever possible. They are usually easy to find on FB market.
As someone mentioned earlier, F Bonnie.
re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/21/26 at 8:12 am to TimeOutdoors
All my plants survived the cold snap in the shop sitting undet a light.
At some point this weekend I hope to stick a few in the wife's raised beds. I till crank up the mean machine and turn over the row garden spot today. The deer have about stopped eating the greenfield i planted for them anyway.
At some point this weekend I hope to stick a few in the wife's raised beds. I till crank up the mean machine and turn over the row garden spot today. The deer have about stopped eating the greenfield i planted for them anyway.
This looks the most promising
re: Planting on a hillside to prevent washing
Posted by bamarep on 3/18/26 at 1:15 pm to LSUfan20005
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Planting on a hillside to prevent washing
Posted by bamarep on 3/17/26 at 3:03 pm
Wife and I bought a new place (new to us) in August. House is up on a hill with an awesome view. Cutting some of the grass is a bit of a challenge due to the grade of the slope. Even with a top of the line zero turn some of it is more of a "controlled slide" when cutting grass.
Recommendations for planting something that would spread that wouldn't really need cutting or trimming (no thanks on the kudzu) but would help with erosion too.
Some of it is shaded but most gets blenty of sun. Thanks for suggestions.
Recommendations for planting something that would spread that wouldn't really need cutting or trimming (no thanks on the kudzu) but would help with erosion too.
Some of it is shaded but most gets blenty of sun. Thanks for suggestions.
re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/17/26 at 2:58 pm to Trout Bandit
Thankfully I hadn't put anything in the ground yet. Stuck my tomatoes in the shop under a light and lit my small heater buddy in the shop. I think it helped but couldn't really tell when I left for work this AM.
Sherrell has indeed gotten better, but he still has MUCH room to grow.
They need to start feeding the lad gunpowder or something. He's not mean enough for being 6'11 and 250+ lbs.
They need to start feeding the lad gunpowder or something. He's not mean enough for being 6'11 and 250+ lbs.
re: Basketball Championships, Bracket Talk Etc..
Posted by bamarep on 3/15/26 at 9:09 am to BamaBravesPackers
The Bediako thing should be a non story for selection. MULTIPLE teams are using player with pro experience. If they do, it's just a reason to hate on Alabama.
re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/14/26 at 10:17 pm to TimeOutdoors
I am. And keep the cells moist. When they bust open i put them under a light.
This shite is going to force me to build a green house.
This shite is going to force me to build a green house.
Very frustrating. I used many different varieties of seed. Some from high end seed companies, some from various over the counter packets, and some from peppers I harvested and dried myself.
Peppers are a PIA.
Peppers are a PIA.
What's the trick on getting peppers to germinate. I planted a whole 72 count tray a couple of weeks ago. Put them on a seed mat and kept them covered. Only about a 3rd of them germinated and the ones that did have died.
I can usually get anything to bust a seed, peppers I can't for the life of me figure out.
I can usually get anything to bust a seed, peppers I can't for the life of me figure out.
re: 2026 Firearm Deals Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/14/26 at 8:05 am to Theduckhunter
Hey baw don't clown.
Those little Heritage units are great boat/atv units.
Those little Heritage units are great boat/atv units.
re: Academy selling suppressors
Posted by bamarep on 3/14/26 at 7:52 am to Theduckhunter
Looks like they are carrying them without "carrying them."
You can pull them up with creative searches but nothing is listed in their online catagories menu.
Pussies. Either you fricking have them or you don't.
You can pull them up with creative searches but nothing is listed in their online catagories menu.
Pussies. Either you fricking have them or you don't.
Chuck is pissed because the money barons in London have lost their last pit bull proxy. They were further pissed off when Loyd's tried to corner the oil market by cancelling insurance on tankers and Trump told them to frick off and had the US govt insure the loads.
Besides the bankers in London as mentioned earlier the real loser in all this was China. Not only did they lose their last source of discounted oil, but their TEMU defense systems were shown to be complete garbage. With Venezuela and Iran about to be selling on the open market like the rest of the world, China can no longer subsidize their industries with cheap oil and have to play on a level playing field like the rest of the planet.
No longer able to manipulate the oil market by sabre rattling and the tab about to be due on all the paper silver shorts the money boys are about to have a very bad day.
Besides the bankers in London as mentioned earlier the real loser in all this was China. Not only did they lose their last source of discounted oil, but their TEMU defense systems were shown to be complete garbage. With Venezuela and Iran about to be selling on the open market like the rest of the world, China can no longer subsidize their industries with cheap oil and have to play on a level playing field like the rest of the planet.
No longer able to manipulate the oil market by sabre rattling and the tab about to be due on all the paper silver shorts the money boys are about to have a very bad day.
re: Official Spring Camp Thread - A-Day - April 11th at 1 p.m. CT - Roster in OP
Posted by bamarep on 3/8/26 at 11:53 am to Sl0thstronautEsq
Cedarian and Crowell have put on a lot of weight since the jump from HS.
Morgan at 220+lbs will be a monster.
Morgan at 220+lbs will be a monster.
Stihl lost me when I learned you can't buy a top end kit for their weed trimmers, not OEM from Stihl anyway.
Echo from here on out for me.
Echo from here on out for me.
re: 2026 NASCAR Season Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/7/26 at 9:48 am to jfan244888
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Bowman out for Phoenix.
Not clowning on Bowman being injured but I remember times in the past when you couldn't pry a driver out of his car.
I remember Dale racing one time after a hard wreck when he was clearly concussed and Davey racing at Pocono with his right hand literally taped to the gear shift lever.
If I remember right they both won those races driving hurt.
re: Just came across a teenage boy Girl Scout selling cookies
Posted by bamarep on 3/7/26 at 9:43 am to SuperSaint
Did you walk up and open handed slap his daddy in the mouth?
Because that's what you should have done.
Because that's what you should have done.
re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread
Posted by bamarep on 3/7/26 at 8:49 am to RetiredSaintsLsuFan
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At what point should she transplant these to a 3" cup?
Give them about another inch. They will get "leggy" before you know it unless you have them under a light. Putting my seedlings on a seed heater and close under a light were game changers for me (since I don't have a greenhouse [yet].
Thanks for the tips on the starter soil guys. I guess I was just being lazy. I'll order some of the coconut stuff and mix with miracle gro starter, a little regular topsoil and some perlite and do it right.
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