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Chouest


Lives in Palm Beach mostly?
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Exactly. Seems like they got embarrassed because Lafayette parish went did work to help prevent a flood crisis because St Martin was either to lazy or incompetent to do it.


Say what you will about Guillory but he was proactive in getting drainage and infrastructure projects actually moving.

re: McDonald's Reports Strong Sales

Posted by jennyjones on 2/13/26 at 5:34 pm to
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When I do feel compelled to eat fast food, it’s never the best option of what’s available.


This. It would be way down the list of options
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I may be being dramatic, but I wouldn't wait another day on the pre emergent given the temps we've had and will continue to have.


You’re not lying….. we went from having lows in the 20’s one week to highs near 80 a week and a half later :wha:
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But now I have a newborn who's hopefully coming home from NICU soon and her mother in the house.


Congrats :cheers:
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The real story with Twins is how Gerald Greuning and Mr. Weatherall's media company created a viral marketing campaign for it.

People are acting like Twins hasn't been around forever or that they have some sort of new secret recipe, or that they're a hidden jewel or something. Nope, they got good marketing.


I was wondering why all of a sudden they had so much hype and were pumping out several thousand king cakes a day (according to their Facebook videos ) . That’s awesome for them
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meche's is a king cake. Kellers is a pastry


Meche’s is a giant donut. Not that’s there’s anything wrong with that
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Was told this same thing back in January. Stopped and got one on the way to TX. Worst king cake I've ever had. They shouldn't be allowed to call it king cake. It was a donut. A big arse $70 donut. And it wasn't even a good donut.


You sure you didn’t go to Meche’s? because that sounds like exactly like Meche’s
Im not sure how or what happened to my Facebook algorithm but ole baw’s videos are constantly popping up in my feed

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The drawback is switching weights between exercises is slow, so I ordered another set of handles


That’s exactly what I did. It makes it more feasible to switch between sets
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We got these for under $200. Go up to 100s in increments of 5s. Yes it takes way more time than a block, or a quick release adjustable DB set, but I don't care. They work great.


I got some exactly the same for my kid as a Christmas present . The newer style ones are not worth the cost to weight ratio IMO . We have enough weight in them to go up to 100 pounds each. That will last him for a while

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What are we using?

I plan to use Prodiamine 65 WDG.


I bought several bags of this last year at Lowe’s when it was 90% off :lol: (thanks to this board)

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Pre=emergent on Valentines Day and fertilize on Tax Day.


:cheers: We’re close enough….and I always seem to miss the window.

This early warm up coming this weekend must be the time

Pre-emergent in South Louisiana

Posted by jennyjones on 2/4/26 at 6:31 pm
Highs will be in the mid to upper 70’s starting Friday of this week for at least the next 2 weeks.

Is it time this weekend to put it down?

No comment on the monkey ban but

When did Zachary start having a Mardi Gras parade?
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A true Baw can trace his roots back to Bawcomville


ISWYDT but North Louisiana isn’t true baw country baw
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Cecilia has Athletic Calais’ growing on trees over there


He’s related to Raymond Calais I assume?
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When I go to Best Buy, I wander through their high end TV's and give Sonys and LG OLED's my own "eye test" and compare the picture of each brand. Until now, I've found them to be practically identical.


Checks out. Up until recently LG was making all of Sony’s OLED panels .

re: TCL outdoor TV died last night

Posted by jennyjones on 1/29/26 at 11:45 am to
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low 30s


I’m not saying that’s definitely the reason but a good chance that’s why it failed when it did .

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Running an LED/LCD TV below 40°F (\(<4^{\circ }C\)) risks slow, "laggy" picture response, significantly reduced contrast, and potential, permanent screen damage if temperatures drop near or below freezing (\(32^{\circ }F\) / \(0^{\circ }C\)) due to liquid crystal freezing. While storage in cold is usually okay, operating them in extreme cold can cause condensation-induced circuit failure. 

Here are the specific effects and considerations for running a TV in cold conditions: Performance Issues (Below 40°F/4°C): The liquid crystal material inside the display becomes sluggish, causing ghosting, poor image quality, and slow refresh rates.Physical Damage (Near/Below 32°F/0°C): The liquid crystals can freeze. Upon thawing, the crystals may not align correctly, leading to permanent, irreparable, and often blotchy screen damage.


If the tv is still under warranty you should be able to get it covered but not if you tell them it was used outside

re: TCL outdoor TV died last night

Posted by jennyjones on 1/29/26 at 10:34 am to
What was the outdoor temp at the time?

LED/ LCD’s are designed to operate between 50-90 degrees F. Running it while below 50 degrees can damage the panel

One reason Sunbrite tvs are so expensive is because they have built in heating and cooling to allow the tv to operate outside of that range.

Personally I’d wait until it warms up a little then retry the tv