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If you can get out to the sulphur mine, I heard the specs are biting there.

My go to has always been 1/8th teaspoon MSM, 2 teaspoon surfactant per gallon.

I could be wrong, but it looks like the top picture is facing the field, and the bottom picture is facing the outside of the stadium.

Had to replace my floors due to Ida. The brand I went with was Nexxacore. A little on the expensive side, but very nice stuff. My installer said it was some of the best he's installed.

I have an attic antenna and catch almost 60 OTA stations. Had Cox years ago before streaming. When I did away with them, I attached the Cox feed coming into my house to the attic antenna. Now I get the antenna feed in each room through the coaxial cable. Also, there is no such thing as a digital antenna. The one I have I believe is an RCA that costs like $30.00.

I have an OTA antenna installed in my attic and get all of those stations for free. I get about 60 channels. Not sure of your relative's setup though. I have a very tall attic. I used to have Cox in which the main line ran into the attic, then a splitter sent the feed to each room in the house. I disconnected the Cox line and connected the antenna to the splitter. Now I get crystal clear OTA channels in every room.

Yes, ESPN+ requires an alternate subscription.

My wife and I just returned yesterday from a weekend visit to Natchez. It was our first time to ever visit there and we were both surprised at how depressing it was. I'd say at least every other building/storefront was shuttered and for sale. Very few shops or restaurants. It was a literal ghost town. Only area that showed any signs of life was under the hill. We enjoyed our visit, but it was very underwhelming.

I'm not saying what he showed me was accurate, nor did I care. Bottom line is the price couldn't be beat.

They are legit. Bought my son a car from there a few months ago and the price was lower than anyone else around by far. Here's how they do it because it's what happened to me. Car was 14k. I was planning on putting down 11k and financing the remainder through my local credit union. Well, that wouldn't work if I wanted the car at the 14k price. They wanted me to basically finance the whole thing through one of their lenders. I know what you're thinking, that's pretty crappy or bait and switch but it really wasn't. He said they basically sell some vehicles at a loss in order to give more business to their lenders. In return, the lenders will finance deals for them for people with shaddy credit. He said to just finance with them for 3 months and then refinance with my credit union. He also deducted the interest cost from those 3 months off the price of the car. Basically paid me the interest for three months. After the three payments, I just decided to pay the car off rather than refinance. Very happy with the car and the deal they made with me.