Ingeniero
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Baton Rouge |
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| Number of Posts: | 23075 |
| Registered on: | 12/1/2013 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/29/26 at 6:55 pm to Tigerbait1998
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Walked up behind one of his more vocal critics at the Keith Young’s bar, apparently drunk out of his mind, and attacked him.
I'm drunk at 6pm in St. Tammany. Could've been me
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GLP-1s are going to be our ticket out
re: Stand-by Generator for home. Worth it?
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/29/26 at 10:01 am to hassan whiteside
Instead of a stand-by generator, I had an electrician wire me up with an interlock. It's not as convenient but I can hook up the generator I already have and run whichever breakers I need.
re: What Law in Louisiana pisses you off the most
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/29/26 at 7:52 am to UptownJoeBrown
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Why don’t you? Seems pretty important to you.
Because I've got much better shite to do than take up an expensive crusade that won't benefit me against the state :lol:
Doesn't mean it isn't a problem
Louisiana civil servants aren't allowed to publicly support politicians or donate to campaigns or political parties. It's because of a retarded interpretation of the law that defines "private" to mean they're allowed to support things in literal privacy rather than "as private citizens and not in their official capacity at work." It's a huge first amendment violation and would get picked apart if anyone ever chose to take it on.
re: Measles doesn't hurt anyone
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 6:45 pm to SallysHuman
How dare those filthy unvaccinated immigrants give my wonderful unvaccinated angels measles
re: United Health Care v. Blue Cross Blue Shield
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 4:15 pm to chinhoyang
BCBS with CVS is probably the worst combo imaginable.
re: Who are the top ten most famous athletes you've ever met?
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 3:52 pm to Summer of Jimbo
Shaq, Lolo Jones.
Mondo thought I was on the track team one time :lol:
Mondo thought I was on the track team one time :lol:
re: IVF and “build a baby, inc” will become the moral issue of our time?
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 3:14 pm to SlowFlowPro
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So not the Bible?
Good thing Catholics don't believe in sola scriptura :booboo:
re: IVF and “build a baby, inc” will become the moral issue of our time?
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 2:05 pm to SlowFlowPro
I don't find the "God's will" or "discarded embryos" arguments convincing. The argument that sex should be unitive and procreative can stand on its own. IVF doesn't become any more morally acceptable if technology advances to a point where a transplanting a single embryo is 100% successful every time. Multiple popes have written about how as long as the act is directed toward the natural order, you're doing it (giggity) as intended. By nature, women have fertile and infertile periods throughout the month, and throughout their life. That's the basis of natural family planning.
Right. The act just has to be "open to" the procreative element. Having sex while infertile or post-menopausal isn't a sin because you aren't intentionally preventing the act from achieving the end goal of procreation (see: Abraham and Sarah). Taking birth control or getting snipped would be different.
re: IVF and “build a baby, inc” will become the moral issue of our time?
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/28/26 at 9:15 am to SlowFlowPro
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I could see the argument against IVF if there was something unnatural or similar to the gene editing issue, but, at its heart, it's a natural progress just done in a very refined way.
The Church teaches that sex is both unitive and procreative in nature. Without both of those aspects being present, the act is no longer moral.
re: A quarter of Americans have no retirement savings. Zero.
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/27/26 at 1:23 pm to WWII Collector
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Being that my money was taken by the government for 45 years of my life, with the promise that I would have it. I think a lot of bad stuff might happen.
Sounds like you should've had a little personal responsibility. Have you tried skipping the avocado toast?
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Your hypothetical couple lived in a 1200 sf house, ate out maybe twice a year, clipped coupons, and never saw the inside of a passenger airplane.
Your pussy generation would never do that.
Right? A few clipped coupons and some days without running the AC and we'll be able to pay for college with a summer job delivering newspapers
I'm on your side buddy. The only thing a man needs in life is a job at the general store and his wife to have dinner cooked when he gets home. If you can't make it on that, you're either lazy or living beyond your means
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No other generation whines about their predicament as much as those douchebags while never cooking a meal at home and off vacationing in places a Boomer wouldn't have dreamed of. STFU already.
That's right! frickin lazy millennials. Eat red beans at home and stop buying Starbucks and all your problems are solved
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by Ingeniero on 5/27/26 at 11:56 am to Geauxld Finger
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If you’re not a total frick up, and work your way up, you’re easily making over $100k by your mid 20’s if you start at 18.
:lol:
All those lazy millennials need to stop renting, make their coffee at home, work at Joe's Hardware Store, and support their family like that. That's how everyone else did it, what's so hard?
If you don't think UFC on the white house lawn is a good idea then you must love tranny story time for children:
The fats love them. It's all the fun of riding a bike with no effort. When I'm out running I notice that 90% of people on them aren't pedaling at all and just run the throttle.
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Where are the good fiscal policies I can vote for?
Boomers in Kentucky just voted one out for being insufficiently MAGA
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