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re: Asked to travel abroad to train replacement
Posted by Decisions on 9/26/26 at 1:17 pm to athenslife101
You’ve got to cut your emotional connection to this job. It’s already dead. Time to move on.
In the meantime do like the others said and use them to bankroll your hunt for the next job.
In the meantime do like the others said and use them to bankroll your hunt for the next job.
To those who think this isn’t a concerted effort against LSU
Posted by Decisions on 9/2/26 at 9:00 am
I just want to disabuse you of such a notion. The pattern has happened too long and too strongly. This is absolutely an LSU thing.
The media crucified Will Wade for doing what everyone else was doing while he was at LSU. They were willing to forget it all when he went to NC State, then turned it back up to 11 immediately after he came back.
When we took Brian Kelly from ND they were absolutely dumbfounded and couldn’t believe someone would leave that cathedral of college football for lowly LSU. From day one the media campaign was on to prop up ND’s accomplishments since Kelly left and downplay everything he did both there and here.
Kiffin is the same thing all over again. He was made out to be a born-again saint while at Ole Miss and as soon as the LSU move became undeniable he was thrown into the fiery media hell.
It’s disgusting the brand assassinations they’ve been trying to commit on us these last several years and makes me thrilled we’ve finally got leadership with enough spine to stand up to them. To hell with everyone else. I’m an LSU fan. A Louisiana man. It’s us against the world and IDGAF what they say.
The media crucified Will Wade for doing what everyone else was doing while he was at LSU. They were willing to forget it all when he went to NC State, then turned it back up to 11 immediately after he came back.
When we took Brian Kelly from ND they were absolutely dumbfounded and couldn’t believe someone would leave that cathedral of college football for lowly LSU. From day one the media campaign was on to prop up ND’s accomplishments since Kelly left and downplay everything he did both there and here.
Kiffin is the same thing all over again. He was made out to be a born-again saint while at Ole Miss and as soon as the LSU move became undeniable he was thrown into the fiery media hell.
It’s disgusting the brand assassinations they’ve been trying to commit on us these last several years and makes me thrilled we’ve finally got leadership with enough spine to stand up to them. To hell with everyone else. I’m an LSU fan. A Louisiana man. It’s us against the world and IDGAF what they say.
I believe borrowing from foreign markets in our currency effectively exports the inflation. If we just print all the inflation stays at home.
re: Games that were criticized at the time but remembered fondly now
Posted by Decisions on 8/10/26 at 4:45 pm to BulldogXero
When Windwaker first came out loads of people lampooned the cell shaded art style. Today that’s one of its most praised characteristics (I thought then and do now that the game feels a bit empty and short, though).
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I gave up WoW in the Great Relationship Summit of 2010.
I quit serious raiding during Dragon Soul of Cata. Still occasionally fire it up for a bit of questing and dungeoning on a classic/private server, but it’s not the necessity it once was.
re: Black Bears in Louisiana
Posted by Decisions on 8/1/26 at 1:51 pm to bayouteche
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Black bears will be a nuisance animal across the state within the next 8-10 years!” Told to me by a LDWF biologist recently.
They’re a nuisance right now. Basically an overgrown raccoon that will tear up and get into anything that’s had food of some sort in it.
If I’m going to have to put up with the headache of them I at least want to kill a couple for blankets/rugs.
They get the guys who worked at the bigger companies first.
Bigger companies will pay for it and probably pay less than the smaller guys.
Bigger companies will pay for it and probably pay less than the smaller guys.
re: Fable AI can make NES games from scratch
Posted by Decisions on 7/8/26 at 10:56 am to imjustafatkid
Once it can do SNES and N64/PS1 level games I’ll bet we see an explosion of indie production. Tons of people still love and will play games from those eras of graphics.
Cajun Converse
re: We probably won't see many more CFB coaches that win more than 2 titles
Posted by Decisions on 6/20/26 at 6:29 pm to bamabaseballsec
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I’d be surprised if Dabo got his third but I wouldn’t be completely shocked.
I’d be shocked. He’s way past his sell-by date. Last year was supposed to be their year and they seriously underachieved. I expect them to totally crater out this year and Clemson quietly force him to “retire” at the end so they can find someone who actually works the portal.
re: Name a good place to eat in a boring little town
Posted by Decisions on 6/20/26 at 2:40 pm to tigerfan84
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did anyone ever go to Jim Bowie Relay Station in Enterprise, LA?
I went several times back in the day. It was a great place when the Bartmess/Roark families were running it. Consistently packed with live music. Lots of antiques for decor.
re: MLB proposing change that would remove eligibility of HS baseball players for the draft
Posted by Decisions on 6/18/26 at 6:42 pm to Ray Finkle
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This is all so the owners don’t have to spend money on minor league baseball. Cheap fricks
I mean, MiLB is an awful product that makes them no money and provides no real entertainment. Why not minimize it as much as possible?
re: Meccha Chameleon is kinda great
Posted by Decisions on 6/18/26 at 8:14 am to hawgfaninc
I’ve seen some good clips. Some of these players are devious in their hiding/painting.
If not Mascona and Locked on LSU I’d go with Hunt. Carter’s breakdowns are good but get a bit long-winded at times. I can’t stand AYS.
Hester and Flynn’s show feels like such a missed opportunity. They’re really missing some of the energy that T-Bob brought to the table, but if they’re not going to try to replace that I wish they’d get in the weeds a bit more in dissecting plays (both good and bad). It felt like they were holding back all of last season when it was obvious they had lots of thoughts on how poorly the offense was being run. Don’t make me wait until the coaches are all fired and the players leave before you tell me anything about how you really feel. Lay out how good or bad someone’s playing and why. Tell me why the play call sucked. You have a unique insight to this amongst the local talking heads.
Hester and Flynn’s show feels like such a missed opportunity. They’re really missing some of the energy that T-Bob brought to the table, but if they’re not going to try to replace that I wish they’d get in the weeds a bit more in dissecting plays (both good and bad). It felt like they were holding back all of last season when it was obvious they had lots of thoughts on how poorly the offense was being run. Don’t make me wait until the coaches are all fired and the players leave before you tell me anything about how you really feel. Lay out how good or bad someone’s playing and why. Tell me why the play call sucked. You have a unique insight to this amongst the local talking heads.
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Hoots BBQ in McGehee, AR
Needs to be emphasized. I don’t know why, but it seems like most of the small towns in the Arkansas part of the delta don’t have a single restaurant worth a damn.
Minus Hoot’s in McGehee. Solid place.
re: Name a good place to eat in a boring little town
Posted by Decisions on 6/16/26 at 8:37 am to MobileJosh
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You left out Wardo's poboys, The Camp, and Natchez Brewing Co. has great pizza.
You’re right! I’ve enjoyed all of those, as well.
re: Name a good place to eat in a boring little town
Posted by Decisions on 6/16/26 at 7:13 am to Ramblin Wreck
Here are the actual good restaurants in Natchez:
Pearl Street Pasta - pasta ofc but also an amazing filet
Magnolia Grill - top notch seafood
Little Easy - great brunch spot
Pig Out Inn - really good BBQ, get the Grateful Jam sandwich
Other towns/restaurants of note:
Jackie’s in Jonesville has a great buffet, seafood buffet on weekends
Rusty’s is the best restaurant in Vicksburg, hands down
Duck’s Nest on Lake St. John outside Ferriday
The Walking Pig in St. Joseph
The Brisket House in Jena
Pearl Street Pasta - pasta ofc but also an amazing filet
Magnolia Grill - top notch seafood
Little Easy - great brunch spot
Pig Out Inn - really good BBQ, get the Grateful Jam sandwich
Other towns/restaurants of note:
Jackie’s in Jonesville has a great buffet, seafood buffet on weekends
Rusty’s is the best restaurant in Vicksburg, hands down
Duck’s Nest on Lake St. John outside Ferriday
The Walking Pig in St. Joseph
The Brisket House in Jena
re: Instead of worrying about the Jell-O shots this year
Posted by Decisions on 6/12/26 at 8:49 am to HarryHoudini

The first two Donkey Kong Country games are still absolute bangers, as are most Zelda games (other than 2 and anything involving a Wii-mote).
On the other hand I find Goldeneye to be basically unplayable and I loved that game as a kid.
On the other hand I find Goldeneye to be basically unplayable and I loved that game as a kid.
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A BOTW-sized Wind Waker game would be pretty epic.
Only if the world is appropriately filled out. One of my biggest problems with WW was that the world felt incredibly empty. Very few unique, interesting islands to explore. Several reused/overdone concepts like the reefs. Even back then I thought the world felt underwhelming.
re: I was really relishing the role of villain this year
Posted by Decisions on 6/9/26 at 12:05 pm to Sleepy_Tiger
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frick that....LSU was becoming known like the POS program Miami of the 80's and 90's Soon Doners will not want to be associated with that kind of shite show.
I’d rather be hated than irrelevant.
So many of y’all are obsessed with being “beautiful losers”. Newsflash: no one gives AF or will pat you on the back for it.
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