The Great Hambino
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Madison, MS |
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| Occupation: | Mental Health Counselor |
| Number of Posts: | 116 |
| Registered on: | 12/4/2014 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Who was the most attractive 90s model?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/24/25 at 6:14 am
Anna Nicole Smith’s Guess Jeans ads were pretty stellar.
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re: Who was the most attractive 90s model?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/24/25 at 6:09 am
Cindy Crawford hands downs, anytime.
re: What Is The Most Bizarre Death You’ve Ever Heard Of?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 4/13/25 at 6:47 am
I worked at Enterprise in Slidell around 98-99. There was a closed restaurant by our office. We were working one day and all of a sudden there were cops everywhere. Turns out someone had broken in through a stove vent on the roof. They got wedged in and couldn't get out. They had been dead for an unknown amount of time. I think only bones and clothes were left ifvi remember correctly. The remains were found when someone was doing an inspection.
re: What vehicle do you miss/regret getting rid of?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 3/11/25 at 2:54 pm
1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Green and Tan. Stupid mistake to trade her in.
re: Those that love their job, what is your job?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 2/25/25 at 5:18 pm
I work for the county I live in’s Family and Youth Drug Court. I’ve been a licensed professional counselor for 24 years and it’s the best place I’ve ever worked.
re: Anybody grow up in BR in the 70s
Posted by The Great Hambino on 1/15/25 at 1:34 pm
Wedgwood off O’Neal in the mid 80’s was pretty lit too.
re: What do you do when you see somebody list their pronouns?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 12/14/24 at 9:23 am
Usually roll my eyes.
re: On what date in December is it appropriate to start saying, "Merry Christmas?"
Posted by The Great Hambino on 12/14/24 at 9:22 am
Whenever you want. You be you. I wouldn’t before 12//1 though.
re: What's your everyday coffee?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 11/3/24 at 9:12 pm
Community Breakfast Blend
re: Discontinued product or flavor you wish they’d bring back
Posted by The Great Hambino on 10/26/24 at 12:35 pm
Jello Pudding Pops
Chocolate Soldier Drink
Chocolate Soldier Drink
re: Now that the dust has settled, should we have thrown more?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 9/2/24 at 6:56 pm
I saw no reason to let up on the pass game. You also had a RB who was on point last night. Should have stuck with the hot hand.
re: As you get older do you find your friends more irritating?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 8/19/24 at 12:47 pm
I turn 50 next year. I have kids ages 12 and 9. I find that with as busy as life stays between work, school, and my kids sports/activities I prioritize my time with people. It's not that I'm irritated with people, I just choose to keep the "extra" stuff at arms length. Both of my kids play travel/select sports (baseball and volleyball). We have been lucky with both to have a few couples in that world that are solid people.
re: What's worse...grown men who watch Wrestling (WWE) or grown men who play video games?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 8/10/24 at 12:13 pm
What’s worse is people who complain about what grownups do with their free time when it doesn’t impact them in any shape, form, or fashion.
re: What did you 1st learn about women when you moved in with one?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 7/16/24 at 9:01 am
The inside of their cars look like a homeless person lives there.
re: When is it acceptable to brag on social media about your kid’s athletic achievements?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/29/24 at 9:59 am
It's your kid and your social media account. Brag however you want. Obviously keep it classy and don't be obnoxious, but there is nothing wrong with celebrating good things your kids do.
That being said, I have a "friend" that has a X account where they update their kids weekly performance in 12u travel ball. Don't be that guy.
That being said, I have a "friend" that has a X account where they update their kids weekly performance in 12u travel ball. Don't be that guy.
re: Should I be offended by an ex-girlfriend?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/29/24 at 9:56 am
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1. Unfriend her on all social media
2. Stop talking about her
3. Find someone else to go out with
Doing anything else is wasting precious days of your life
This^^^^^^
re: Family moves to Jackson, MS - then learns real quick.
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/29/24 at 9:53 am
I live in the suburbs of Jackson and try my best to stay away. For what it's worth most commercial areas are safe, but looking at the houses in the background of that video they probably moved to south or west Jackson. The car stolen probably cost more than the house did.
re: Dealing with Teenage daughters
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/29/24 at 9:44 am
If you made it to 17 without hearing I hate you from your daughter you are doing pretty well. Mine is 8 and I hear it all the time when I tell her no. She is her mom made over though.
I would be hurt way more if my 12 year old son told me he hated me.
I would be hurt way more if my 12 year old son told me he hated me.
re: Grown adults who go to Disney World and Universal with no children
Posted by The Great Hambino on 5/24/24 at 9:18 am
You have multiple generations of adults who grew up going to Disney World, who still enjoy going as adults. Not a thing in the world wrong with doing so.
Personally, I have kids and wouldn’t go without taking them with us, but pre-kids my wife and I went as a couple. Strong chance my son was conceived on that trip. ??
If you are going to really complain about Disney tourist stuff, I would start with personal hygiene, people coming to an dead stop in the middle of walkways and people cutting in lines (Disney employees do nothing as a whole about this).
Personally, I have kids and wouldn’t go without taking them with us, but pre-kids my wife and I went as a couple. Strong chance my son was conceived on that trip. ??
If you are going to really complain about Disney tourist stuff, I would start with personal hygiene, people coming to an dead stop in the middle of walkways and people cutting in lines (Disney employees do nothing as a whole about this).
re: Dating as a 40 Year Old Man, How Realistic is it?
Posted by The Great Hambino on 4/15/24 at 9:56 am
The problem with dating over 30 as a whole is that everyone has their extra baggage at that point. Dating at 40 involves potentially older kids, divorces, etc.
I started dating my wife when I was 33 and married her when I was a month shy of 35. We are still married and have two kids. I'm 49. Prior to her I was a in a long term relationship that began in college and went south just shy of me turning 30. In between those times I dated a lot and it was hard finding the right person. I met my wife at work and we were friends for two years before we ever went on a date. She is also 6 years younger than I am. We met at work.
Be patient, don't force a situation just to be with someone. Understand everybody has baggage to some degree. Most importantly figure out what you want and don't settle. I'm not talking about the physical appearance stuff (that is important). I'm talking about the woman you need long term. Find five things that are deal breakers or things you must have in a partner. Then talk to friends and make sure you are being realistic. Then find someone with those qualities.
Church is not a bad place to look for a spouse for what it's worth.
I started dating my wife when I was 33 and married her when I was a month shy of 35. We are still married and have two kids. I'm 49. Prior to her I was a in a long term relationship that began in college and went south just shy of me turning 30. In between those times I dated a lot and it was hard finding the right person. I met my wife at work and we were friends for two years before we ever went on a date. She is also 6 years younger than I am. We met at work.
Be patient, don't force a situation just to be with someone. Understand everybody has baggage to some degree. Most importantly figure out what you want and don't settle. I'm not talking about the physical appearance stuff (that is important). I'm talking about the woman you need long term. Find five things that are deal breakers or things you must have in a partner. Then talk to friends and make sure you are being realistic. Then find someone with those qualities.
Church is not a bad place to look for a spouse for what it's worth.
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