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no doubt...1980 - 42 straight day over 100 and one day at 113. In the video they talk about a heat wave in 1952 that lasted 25 days in a row.


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I have an idea: Tear it all down and return it to nature. That’s the best solution for many parts of da East.


it might surprise people but it was only open a few years, less than 6 for sure. That place was hot as hell, with no trees. look at the second one from 2005, just a few months from the hurricane.

Looks like in 2023 was the closest we got to nature taking over, by October 14, 2025 looks like they cleaned up some the overgrown parts. Looks like most buildings are gone.

1998


July 2005,


2023


2025





well not everyone is as cool as this canes in opelousas. I have only driven through once, but it is a memory that has stuck with me.



try bear's restaurant in covington or pontchartrains in mandeville, you can eat those poboys as you sit in traffic going into Mississippi.

re: Ninth Ward Conditions

Posted by MyNameIsNobody on 5/28/26 at 1:49 pm to
just use google earth, some parts are bad others are not. you can spend your whole workday walking down the streets....

LINK


dang the Mormons too, they have almost 760 congregations in texas.

LINK
they can buy them, guess they don't. but then maybe they are dying outside and not in their living rooms.

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There are no less than 14 courses less than 10 miles away from my house in the Greystone area of Birmingham.
public courses?

Metro Birmingham population is 1.2 million

Metro Baton Rouge population almost 900,000


he ain't lying, I have been to birmingham many of times, never looked for a golf course but....

https://bhamnow.com/2025/06/06/12-public-golf-courses-within-25-miles-of-birmingham/

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Additional Information
There are 31 golf courses within a 15-mile radius of Birmingham, with 16 being public courses. This variety ensures that golfers can find a course that suits their skill level and preferences.
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According to Louisiana Secretary of State data, Democrats narrowly outpaced Republicans in turnout Saturday, with 1,073,370 Democrats, or 36.2 percent, casting ballots compared to 1,053,102 Republicans, or 35 percent.




your LA Pollster article is poorly written or they are stupid. Do those morons actually think that 1,073,370 people voted in the election on a democrat ballot? for that to be true, there must be 700,000 Mail-in ballots because that is what is missing from what is actually shown on secretary of state's webpage. do the math yourself.

344,751 voted for US senator on the Democratic Party - the reported 1,073,370 "casting ballots" = 728,619 mail-in ballots.





re: Closed Primaries

Posted by MyNameIsNobody on 5/18/26 at 9:14 am to
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f someone runs as no party but loses ending primary to a democrat, can they run in the general election as a republican?

For example, the current Mayor of Abbeville lost in the primary, but doesn’t have a party affiliation.


really? It was a two-person race for mayor, it wasn't a "primary", Someone had to have more that 50% of the vote so Abbeville got a new major.
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What am I missing? Only 5800 graduated? Is that normal? Seems extremely low to me regardless of the number of applicants.


You are missing that most high school graduate students apply at the same time (to begin college in the fall), but they do not graduate at the same time.

Not all of them finish in 4 years (some take longer some shorter) .I am pretty sure like most colleges, AT LSU there is a Spring, Summer, and Fall graduation. That is why the application number is greater than the number of graduates in the spring.
He is no different than most of us on the OT, we almost all perverts, How many of you guys and gals post "wood nut in Cider" gifs to random pictures on the OT.

Just looking at the "talent" at the news station LINK i am sure we can come up with a list of WYHI's and a few "seen better on the quad".

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I only question it because I don’t really see the benefits vs their already established facilities in Texas and it breaks the “rule” of having a coast to the east for safety reasons.


The land is cheap and it's closer to the facility in texas that they are building the Starship rocket in. There is a huge body of water to the south for the "safety reasons". Maybe they have figured out a way to launch rockets pointed to the south? or they don't care that it might take more fuel or maybe the rocket turns towards the east after travelling south over the gulf.

Maybe the earth really is flat and there was no benefit launching to the east and elon just decided to not continue the lie.

edit. maybe launched "southeast" would work.
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We are planning a trip to Pigeon Forge this summer and looking for some feedback on activities, sites, places to eat, etc. Group of 6 people (4 adults and 2 kids). Looking for some suggestions on a variety of activities. Found a few things online, such as alpine coasters and knife making. Already have Dolly World and the Titanic Museum on the plans.


get up super early if you want to go into the mountains, those parking lots fill up quickly all along the road up the mountain, and i think you have to pay for parking tags now...dont' want to see you guys on this guy's show.

If you never need to pass through arkansas on I30, I did it for you.









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Someone explained this math to me. The first sentence says that it takes 1 minute per drawing. However it can do 100 drawings in 5 minutes?


yeah, his math is a little off, he says his program can do the drawing in "batches" saying it can do 10 drawings at the same time, maybe he meant more that 10 drawing in a minute. 10 drawing X 5 minutes is not 100.