Favorite team:LSU 
Location:north Mississippi
Biography:the highlight of my LSU career was the semester I was on both academic and disciplinary probation!
Interests:LSU football, shooting sports, r/c planes, homebrewing, organic gardening, reading
Occupation:health professional
Number of Posts:1300
Registered on:9/7/2003
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re: ESPN is fricking disgraceful.

Posted by GasMan on 6/7/25 at 4:47 pm
Switching us twice is bush league chickenshit.

I get downvoted for it but I still say ESPN is the fricking worst thing that ever happened to college sports.
My thought is, this has absolutely nothing to do with LSU or their chances of winning this series,

re: Angel Cano...Have we signed him yet?

Posted by GasMan on 6/3/25 at 12:15 pm
The guy is a .240 hitter who had the weekend of his life. I don’t believe he would do the same week in/week out against SEC pitching.

re: WOW! DId the team and JJ need that.

Posted by GasMan on 6/2/25 at 11:37 pm
I am so happy for the boy. We all needed that.

re: A little f u to the LR center fielder

Posted by GasMan on 6/2/25 at 11:37 pm
Guy’s a hell of a fielder. Can’t dislike him for that.
The son of a bitch tried to climb the wall to get it! Hell of a ball player.

re: Who here has used an outhouse?

Posted by GasMan on 6/2/25 at 1:55 pm
When I was a kid in the early ‘70s my grandparents had had plumbing in their house in Midland for awhile, but the old outhouse in the back yard was still in serviceable condition.

I peed in it a couple of times but I never shitted in it because my grandmother didn’t want me going in there and she told me if I sat down to use it a snake would pull me in.

re: Amazing experience pig hunting

Posted by GasMan on 6/2/25 at 11:44 am
The meat would be even better if it wasn’t flooded with stress catecholamines and other hormones and lactic acid from the chase!

re: What is your favorite revolver?

Posted by GasMan on 5/28/25 at 8:06 am
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I have a Smith15-3 that was used in a murder. My dad had it in his truck in 1986 and was stolen. He reported it to the Sheriff’s office. About 5 years later his buddy at the SO called him and said they found it. It was used in a murder. When the case was over they told him he could have it back. He gave it t me because my step mom didn’t want it in the house. The hoodrat that had it actually let it in pretty good shape


Little off topic for this thread I guess but I have a buddy who had a Glock 22 stolen out of his truck about 10 years ago.

Five or so years after that he got a call from the sheriff’s department asking if he wanted his gun back. They were chasing some gangbanger hood rat shitbird and when they cornered him he shot himself with it. It is fairly scuffed up but he is sure proud of it now.

re: What is your favorite revolver?

Posted by GasMan on 5/26/25 at 12:59 pm


Ruger Bisley Blackhawk flattop, 5-1/2" barrel, .44Special. I load the Skeeter Skelton loads for it, 7.5 grains Unique with a 250-ish grain Keith-style SWC. Great stuff!

The "Working Man's #5," if you are familiar.

ETA: well, there was supposed to be a picture.
There was a poll and I think I voted 18-12.
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Never heard anyone say they wanted to live in Tupelo, MS...


Great! Don't come!
Where I am now, roughly halfway between Ole Miss and State. Good place, good folks.
I loved Billy Joel growing up and had most of his albums.

Had front row seats to a concert at Reunion Arena late '80s or early '90s, not sure exactly what year it was. He already had a backup singer to hit the high notes for him. But it was a great concert, and we could see Christie Brinkley dancing just offstage.

I don'y know if you have seen the Hired Gun documentary that came out about 10 years ago, and the story of how he treated the original guys in his band that helped him get famous.

Since then I cannot listen to him anymore. If he comes up on the radio I switch stations.
You are a worthless mother fricker. Eat a bag of dicks. In a few years she'll be paying more in taxes than you make in a year,
I have read that Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain were mainly a group of local thugs.

If you visit Vermont, there are 3 or 4 places that claim to be their favorite meeting and hang out taverns. We visited them, they are neat old places to get a drink and something to eat.

Visiting the fort is cool, you drive past some of the old earthworks that are still there and there are some interesting displays.

You can see the higher ground that overlooks Ticonderoga and why it was necessary to evacuate the fort once the British were able to get some guns up there.

I bought a book there about Henry Knox's expedition to move the Ticonderoga guns to Boston. It is very interesting and provides a map of the route they took along with some modern photos.
My daughter got her Bachelors in Accountancy this morning at Ole Miss. Grad school classes start Monday. :dude:

Edit: it is unbelievable, it honestly seems to me like yesterday that we carried her out of the orphanage in Kazakhstan on her first birthday. Where the hell does it go.