Bread Orgeron
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Baw Bakery |
| Biography: | Ciabawtta |
| Interests: | Sourdough |
| Occupation: | Team Baker |
| Number of Posts: | 11874 |
| Registered on: | 8/27/2006 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: With baseball coming soon, let’s do a “where are they now?” thread
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 1/24/26 at 1:13 am to King of New Orleans
Where is Tyler Hanover?
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re: Tiger Droppings OT Lounge is a cesspool of deplorables.
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 1/20/26 at 10:23 am to Grievous Angel
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Tiger Droppings OT Lounge is a cesspool of deplorables
re: Anyone experience douchey coaches in youth rec leagues?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 1/19/26 at 11:53 am to burger bearcat
I went to a few of my nephew’s Upward flag football games at First Baptist Covington. I was surprised at how seriously some of the coaches took it. This was a church league of K-2nd children. Coaches screaming at refs and screaming at kids.
I saw kindergarteners get yelled at, “What are you doing?? He was right there!! How did you miss his flag??”
“How did you drop that pass??”
“Ref, what are you looking at, he was flag guarding!! He was flag guarding!!”
I saw one coach actually grab his 1st grade son by the face and get in his face because he dropped a pass or something. Again, this was at a church league.
Great recruiting tool for FBC Covington! That’ll definitely get new people to visit on Sunday mornings.
I saw kindergarteners get yelled at, “What are you doing?? He was right there!! How did you miss his flag??”
“How did you drop that pass??”
“Ref, what are you looking at, he was flag guarding!! He was flag guarding!!”
I saw one coach actually grab his 1st grade son by the face and get in his face because he dropped a pass or something. Again, this was at a church league.
Great recruiting tool for FBC Covington! That’ll definitely get new people to visit on Sunday mornings.
re: State Dept has suspended the Visa’s of 75 countries indefinitely
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 1/14/26 at 1:24 pm to hawgfaninc
re: AA and Sam's/Costco gas
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 12/5/25 at 12:33 pm to UltimaParadox
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yeah trying to figure out what AA is
In St. Helena Parish, they’re known as “learners”
re: CAFE standards terminated, Hilux trucks back on the menu boys
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 12/3/25 at 8:58 pm to hawgfaninc
Bring back true compact pickups!
re: The “Hoe,” the ultimatums…
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/30/25 at 10:18 am to LafTiger
I like my coaches just a little on the trashy side
re: Was Monte Kiffin buried in Oxford?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/29/25 at 7:41 am to SoCalTigah
re: Anyone here refurbish an old square body Chevy?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/23/25 at 10:40 pm to TigersHuskers
Parts are abundant for most GM vehicles of almost any era. I worked on a 74 C10 for a while.
Whether it’s worth the trouble depends on what your plan is. If it’s to flip something, it could be worth it but that depends a lot on how much you plan to do yourself and how much you value your time. If it’s just to have something you enjoy working on and enjoy driving, then yeah it’s definitely worth it.
Square bodies are great vehicles and Chevy engines are so easy to work on. As I mentioned, parts are everywhere and there are so many resources out there (YouTube, forums, etc) if you need help.
Rust can play a huge role in the decision making process though, even in the South. Body rust isn’t necessarily a dealbreaker, just keep in mind what is required to fix it and whether you will do that work yourself. If the frame is rusted, I personally would walk away.
So what are you thinking about working on?
Whether it’s worth the trouble depends on what your plan is. If it’s to flip something, it could be worth it but that depends a lot on how much you plan to do yourself and how much you value your time. If it’s just to have something you enjoy working on and enjoy driving, then yeah it’s definitely worth it.
Square bodies are great vehicles and Chevy engines are so easy to work on. As I mentioned, parts are everywhere and there are so many resources out there (YouTube, forums, etc) if you need help.
Rust can play a huge role in the decision making process though, even in the South. Body rust isn’t necessarily a dealbreaker, just keep in mind what is required to fix it and whether you will do that work yourself. If the frame is rusted, I personally would walk away.
So what are you thinking about working on?
re: Abraham Lincoln gave what is perhaps the greatest speech in American history 162 years ago
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/19/25 at 3:40 pm to RollTide1987
Sic semper tyrannis
re: Jeep Wrangler Commando - Amazing
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/12/25 at 10:54 pm to DarthRebel
No 4.0 liter, no care.
re: Reddit wants to know why southerners don't feel guilty about the Civil War
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 10/10/25 at 1:05 am to Strannix
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Guilty? Lol I spend half my time day dreaming about what we could have done different to win. Endless what ifs ans could have beens. The U.S. Federal Government has turned into an unfathomable monster of wasteful rot and spending.
Same here. I read about it a lot and it’s like watching a movie over and over again that you already know the ending but you’re just hoping maybe this time it could be different.
But it’s only halftime. We’ll get ‘em in the second half!
re: Danish put several hundred army reserves in active duty due to Drones over territory
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 9/29/25 at 1:07 pm to SmogkDeizKnutz
Those drones better not mess with the Legos
re: If we could peacefully split into two nations, would y’all be in favor of it?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 9/16/25 at 7:38 am to Uga Alum
I’m partial to Balkanization as in this example:
re: What's your favorite "It's hotter than..." joke?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 7/22/25 at 11:39 pm to Chastains
Hotter than the hubs of hell!
Hotter than 9 kinds!
Hotter than 9 kinds!
re: Dixon McMakin is the obvious choice to replace Dan Borne
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 7/19/25 at 4:33 pm to IMA who dat
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Dixon McMakin
Plays with other guys’ bacon
re: Federal Fuel Efficiency Standards Are Dead, The V8 Will Live Forever
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 7/11/25 at 2:33 pm to member12
Now we can get true compact pickups back. Chevy S10, Jeep Comanche, actual Ranger, Nissan hardbody, etc. Give me any of those with a straight 6 and a 5 speed. Also with hand crank windows, and buttons and knobs on the dash, not a massive iPad screen.
re: When will Trump repeal the CAFE standards? Bring back the real V8 engines?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 7/5/25 at 11:24 pm to Crappieman
So did the Big Beautiful Bill address CAFE standards at all? Or is there other forthcoming legislation that does so?
re: Hypothetical for Europeans: If a larger war breaks out, will male migrants get to...
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 3/16/25 at 11:40 pm to The Baker
Jalalabad Jody!
re: What’s the most annoying phrase/expression you find people commonly use today?
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 2/5/25 at 4:46 pm to NeverRains
I’m finally old enough that I’ve become the “get off my lawn guy” and I hate any colloquialisms that have arisen in the last couple of years. I’m an older millennial and Gen Z kids and their little alpaca fig fluff haircuts annoy me so much.
Some of the dumber terms I’ve heard frequently: bruh, cooked, cooking, lowkey, fiya, cringe, rizz, era, yaasss (often accompanied by the equally annoying “queen”). This is not an exhaustive list but some of the worst ones off the top of my head.
The fact that I had nothing better to do in the last 5 minutes than type all that crap out is more of an indictment on me than Gen Z tho haha. I never thought I’d become the grumpy old man. I know Gen X and Boomers felt the same way about us though and the cycle will continue forever I’m sure.
Some of the dumber terms I’ve heard frequently: bruh, cooked, cooking, lowkey, fiya, cringe, rizz, era, yaasss (often accompanied by the equally annoying “queen”). This is not an exhaustive list but some of the worst ones off the top of my head.
The fact that I had nothing better to do in the last 5 minutes than type all that crap out is more of an indictment on me than Gen Z tho haha. I never thought I’d become the grumpy old man. I know Gen X and Boomers felt the same way about us though and the cycle will continue forever I’m sure.
re: Phrases people need to stop using
Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/12/24 at 9:48 am to Iowatiger209
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I have to admit that I have done this since leaving Mississippi for the midwest…..and when I catch myself doing it, I am disappointed that I did not seize an opportunity to culturally enrich my midwestern brethren. Thanks for the reminder. I will work on it…..
The first step is admitting you have a problem. You are on the path to recovery now. I believe in you!
Unfortunately, I hear it all the time all over the South. I get as triggered by it as a blue-haired liberal watching Fox News.
Make “you guys” “y’all” again!
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