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re: Snake ID

Posted by Quatre Pot on 1/13/26 at 6:25 am to
I’d heard that they’d sit on palmettos and thought it was an old urban legend. I guess the can! Damnit! As if I didn’t have enough to worry about lol

re: Fractional CFO

Posted by Quatre Pot on 1/12/26 at 12:10 pm to
As has been stated fit is critical here (and for any fractional role)
Where I’ve seen it work:
Entrepreneurial companies without a moderate level of financial leadership in the company. Think companies who get it done and make money but aren’t really sure how. The right fit can help them clean up the books, get reporting and insight straight, etc.
also, when people are looking to do M&A or other specific projects outside the expertise of the current otherwise strong team, they’ll get someone to augment their expertise.

Where it doesn’t work is when you bring someone in to be the savior and they don’t fit the company at all
Currently in the building process…. This is music to my ears!!
Man I’m not afraid of DJ Lagway at all!
If he fits Lanes desired skill set, that kid was a 5 star for a reason

re: List of all portal QBs

Posted by Quatre Pot on 1/9/26 at 7:04 am to
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We need a good QB to jump in the portal. LSU needs to start tampering some heavy hitters!

Who was Matt Corral before Kiffin? Heisman candidate
Jaxson Dart was a throw away from Texas - Heisman candidate
Trinidad Chambliss was literally unknown

He doesn’t need a big name qb. He needs a qb who fits
My grandmother had satellite and during the holidays I’d spend a lot of time with her only chance I had to watch any ballgames outside of the New Year’s Day games
Otherwise, we listened
This is actually the ACCs tiebreaker rules fault
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Bobcat (as well as the others) have emergency bleed off valves to let the loader all the way down for exit. They're the big orange levers and knobs scattered all about the inside of the cab. I'd recommend learning all of them before you head off into the woods. It's nearly impossible to get "trapped" as long as you're upright.


Yeah
Sad part is it was a rental. He called the company and they couldn’t tell him how to bleed hydraulics! He ended up breaking something and getting out
Burned on over 70% of my body
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Just curious why not the swing open front door?

Don’t know OPs reasoning but we had a buddy get trapped in one the summer when the machine broke down on him in the middle of the woods.
This is exactly how Lafayette (tri parish) works too
Been there done it
Will never go back
Man that would be a huge loss for college football
I hate Bama with the best of them but dude
No way SEC runner up- who was in- is left out because they lost CCG.
If so, there will not be a championship game next year
As to not ruin your church breaches

re: 10yr olds 1st rifle

Posted by Quatre Pot on 12/3/25 at 9:20 pm to
I got mine a Savage 7mm08 at 10 and absolutely love it!
Shoot 139 gr Hornady SST bullets and he’s killed quite a few with it. It’ll last for a while too
I mean fighting to finish your season before moving on to another job isn’t exactly low character to me
Mine was very simple:
Replaced basically the entire O Line and you couldn’t run behind 4 NFL guys last year.
Football is blocking and tackling. If you can’t block you can’t win.
Every early report indicated that we couldn’t block so….

re: Property taxes - theft

Posted by Quatre Pot on 11/27/25 at 5:45 am to
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I hate my property taxes too, but Police Departments, Fire Departments, school districts, parks, and Street Departments aren't free.

A few taxation nuggets:
1- after you pay property taxes on a piece of property that you bought and paid for with money from income that was taxed you have to get their permission to build what you want on your own piece of property.
So you go to the permit offfice and the first question they ask is how much is the project, then they do a calculation of a certain percentage of the price is the “fee”. That’s another tax. Now for this fee they don’t actually do anything. Instead they send you to another office to get you certified engineered drawings reviewed by a lifelong secretary and she charges you $75 to do that and to send you an invoice for $500 in inspection fees. Another tax.
Then you purchase the materials and pay an average of 10% in sales taxes. Did you know that the average small business in Louisiana nets about 10% annually? THE GOVERNMENT MAKES THE SAME AMOUNT AS YOU DO FOR YOUR IWN HARD LABOR!! Slavery.
2- As you drive your vehicle, purchased with taxed income and that you paid sales taxes for, you must remember to have it “inspected “. Another hidden tax. You also have to renew your registration- tax. Then you have to buy HEAVILY taxed fuel for the vehicle to operate. The best part though, is that, as you drive, these police departments that you care so dearly about funding, set up hidden tax collection points- speed traps- to hammer every day citizens with additional hidden taxes in the form of all sorts of traffic violations.

It’s serfdom and we don’t even notice it!

re: Respect for James Franklin

Posted by Quatre Pot on 11/20/25 at 12:36 pm to
Franklin is one of the easiest guys to root for
He’s also a damn good coach. He may not be elite (who is though? Not many) but he’s damn good

re: Rumor: META to acquire CLECO

Posted by Quatre Pot on 11/16/25 at 6:44 pm to
In th last 3-5 years the federal government has either directly incentivized CLECO to shut down power generators permanently, or has directly subsidized “green” competitors to CLECO to take wholesale business away from them forcing them to permanently shut down generators. The result? Significantly higher energy costs AND lower reliability. A purchase is inevitable and, if to the right company, may help the situation, but the fact remains that our government has screwed us in energy costs and reliability