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Love them both but give me Alba.
Her in Good Luck Chuck is as good as a woman has ever looked in film imo.
But but but Trump and his supporters are literally Hitler says the left.

re: Peleliu WW2 Chat

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/12/26 at 3:50 pm to
The story of Eugene Sledge is truly an American Legend.
He grew up a weak, pampered rich kid whose parents did everything to keep him from enlisting. They relented and away he went.
In short order, he goes from the pampered, rich kid to a stone cold killer nicknamed Sledgehammer.
I know the poor man suffered for years from PTSD but the man was a legend and I would’ve loved the opportunity to meet him one time.
I’m voting Fleming.
Obviously, zero chance in hell I’ll vote for Cassidy.
Letlow gives me Cassidy 2.0 vibes.
Somebody that I know is fairly close work wise with Division Commissioner Barras, says Landry supports a 5-1 map. He said Landry thinks trying to 6-0 just makes a few purple districts that could go either way.
I’m just the messenger on this.
I’d love to go 6-0 but not sure how feasible that is with Nola.
Just spoke with somebody who is close with the Division Commissioner and the governor prefers a solid 5-1 map. Governor thinks trying to draw 6-0 will make 2 districts at risk of going blue.
Again that’s what I’ve heard.
Yall think they’ll still lease out some of it to hunters or what?
I assume the vast majority of that land is just marsh.
Like others said, this essentially could be another Sabine NWR in size.

re: Ted Turner has passed

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/6/26 at 1:20 pm to
Don’t forget his impact on conservation especially out west.
The man owns over 2 million acres across 11 states and ranches around 50k bison. The total NA population is thought to be about 500,000 so he personally owns 10% of America’s national mammal.
His properties are some of the last truly wild privately owned properties in the country.
He’s been a big part in helping rewild America

re: Ted Turner has died

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/6/26 at 9:51 am to
I’m sure it’s likely in some sort of trust where it can’t be altered or developed.
All that untouched land possibly being parceled up and sold would be a sad day for conservation.
He played a huge role in bison numbers growing in the country.
Only about 30k bison are owned by various governments, tribes, etc. The rest of the estimated 500k are privately owned and turner is a big reason why it’s gotten that high.
He also saved the famous ranch “Dances With Wolves” was primarily filmed on including the epic buffalo hunt. It was for sale and many assumed the 45k acres would be parceled up and turned into corn fields. Well it still has buffalo on it bc of Ted.

re: Ted Turner has died

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/6/26 at 9:34 am to
While I don’t agree with a lot of his beliefs, that man lived an extraordinary life.
Always thankful for him for being a huge conservationist.
He owns over 2 million acres of land in the US, mostly in the Great Plains, and foothills of the Rockies with over 50k bison.
He’s played a major role in rewilding lots of areas out west.
The SW LA coastal marshes aren’t perfect by any means but if you look at time lapse google earth images over the last 40 years, there’s not much significant change over that timeframe.
Look at SE LA over that same timeframe and it’s downright depressing.
The prequels are extremely flawed but I still can watch them and thoroughly enjoy them as Star Wars movies. I loved them as a kid and then I thought ROTS was the only one I liked. Years later, I like them all but that could be the fact that the sequel trilogy is just God Awful outside of the Force Awakens. The Force Awakens doesn’t hold up bc the next 2 took massive shites on it.

They need to delete those from canon and pretend they never existed.
The Mississippi River delta definitely needs to be addressed bc the amount of land loss since the river was levee’d is astronomical.
That said the central coastline along the atchafalaya is steadily growing and the SW coastline is more or less holding steady.
You know she’s bad when even the “wise Latina” won’t back her up lol
What a joke.
Not to question you but just adding to this.
I’ve been a part of 2 dynasty rookie drafts this offseason and branch was not selected in either 3 round draft.

re: Dynasty rookie talk

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/2/26 at 11:11 am to
In my 10 man superflex, I didn’t have a first this year but had 2 seconds and 2 thirds.
2.06 Denzel Boston
2.08 Germie Bernard
3.08 Justin Joly
3.10 Kaelon Black

All in all, I’m happy. Think I got solid value and some decent upside which is really the best you can hope for in a weak draft depth wise.
Nobody in the game is truly sympathetic so that takes nacho and Jesse out.
Of somewhat significant characters, it’s easily Howard.
He got caught up in Jimmy/kim’s scheme as a target while Jimmy was deep in the game and well you know what happened.
The German engineer is another one.
Branch at 2.02 is a huge reach but you did really well on the first 3 picks so o don’t hate reaching in a guy you really love. In my league, branch is a real threat to go undrafted in our 10 team 3 round draft.
I assume one of Boston, bell, Coleman, stowers, or cooper would’ve been available at 2.02.

re: Tate or Tyson?

Posted by LSUbub12 on 5/1/26 at 10:48 am to
I don’t think moving up from 1.03 to 1.02 is worth it.
Just take whoever falls to you out of Tate/tyson.
I actually slightly prefer Tyson but there’s no real difference in trying to move up one spot.
If you’re not high on Tyson, I’d entertain moving back a few spots to get some additional capital if you’re ok with any of Mendoza price or lemon.

re: Just starting Band of Brothers

Posted by LSUbub12 on 4/30/26 at 11:47 am to
Jealous that some of you are watching this for the first time. BoB is as good as television gets.
It has a number of actors in very small roles who were complete unknowns in 2001 that eventually became huge stars.
BoB always makes me proud to be an American and appreciate the sacrifices our soldiers make for this country. Those guys were truly the Greatest Generation!

The real Dick Winters interview that closes out the final episode never ceases to make me cry like a baby.