Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Baw Bakery
Biography:Ciabawtta
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Registered on:8/27/2006
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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.
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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!
Southerners saying “you guys” instead of “yall”.


It made me think of that main zombie from the end of the I am Legend movie
Dixie Chicken is very overrated.

RX pizza is amazing.

Koppe Bridge is okayish, but Grub Burger and Burger Mojo are better. Get the Goat burger from burger mojo.

Fuego is good but don’t eat too much of it.

Layne’s doesn’t hold a candle to Cane’s so don’t waste your time. Chicken Express is better than Layne’s but that ain’t saying much.

If you want to venture off the beaten path, Top of the Hill Greasy Burgers in Bryan is a hidden gem.

Go to HEB for their made-in-house tortillas.

BCS isn’t as bland and boring as people make it seem, but it also isn’t as amazing as Aggies think it is. Source: lived here in BCS for a while.
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Speaking of, I think a Northshore team could be a good idea for Mandeville. Put a new stadium in Pelican Park off the newly approved second entrance road near 1088/I-12 It would connect to Tammany Trace and would be a gold mine if they could lure 5% of the ten million kids/parents who seem to descend on the park every night of the year.


Yes I’ve been thinking and hoping for this for years! Call them the Mandeville Mudbugs or something corny like that. Covington Crawfish could also work if a Northshore team was up that way

re: How does campus look?

Posted by Bread Orgeron on 2/21/24 at 6:01 pm
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I'm assuming still shading inspiring halls?


Yep there stands our deal ole Alma mater. And, if I’m not mistaken, it to us recalls… fond memories?

re: Thank you LSU and AU

Posted by Bread Orgeron on 1/12/24 at 9:12 am
I’m guessing the “54” in “Bama54” means this dude is super old and doesn’t know how message boards work. Go back to tidefans if this board triggers you so much, OP.

I actually knew Tasha personally. She was very kind and was always smiling when I saw her. I’m very sad to hear this news, but she certainly had a positive impact on people while she was with us.
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you guys who just can't see daniels has any shortcomings


Downvoted for the use of “you guys” instead of “y’all”. Disgusting.
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Who do y’all think will emerge as the alpha in the cb room by the end of camp ?


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Never thought I’d see something worse than Toonces, but this abomination is very close. Not sure which one I hate more. Congratulations to whoever designed this, because you may be even dumber than the idiots who designed and signed off on Toonces. That’s quite an achievement. If this was TAMU, we’d print you a cup to commemorate your stupidity.
The consensus is that y’all can go back to playing t.u. on Thanksgiving. It’s one of your traditions that I think is actually cool.

Nobody here cares what time of year we play anyone. It just doesn’t matter. It’s fun to watch other schools play their traditional rivals on that last weekend of the season. But since our traditional rival is a little punk CUSA (or AAC or whatever) team now, we get stuck with whoever the SEC decides we should play. Whether that happens to be Tamu, Arkansas, Tulane, or whoever, nobody cares. It just means less.
I really wish we still had Fowler as Gameday host. I can’t stand Rece Davis

re: Whiskey and Wine

Posted by Bread Orgeron on 11/7/22 at 10:51 pm
This show was great when it was Jordy and Moscona. It was fun to listen to and they had interesting insight to discuss. And I do really like Tbob on the radio, but W&W is terrible now.

It would be one thing if they actually broke down the game in a coherent way. But 90% of it is just them two cursing incessantly because they can. The show has become two drunk dudes cursing like they just learned swear words and think it’s funny. There’s no real football analysis. So nowadays I just listen to the Eagle 98.1 postgame on the radio, then switch to Hanny on YouTube when he starts streaming.
Everyone gets nervous public speaking. I’ve had to do a lot of it in my career and nerves are always a thing I deal with. The best advice I received and have put to good use is simply to practice. Practice so much that you basically have it memorized.

The more you practice your talk, the more confident you will feel. The more confident you feel, the more the anxiety will lessen. It won’t necessarily ever go away, but that’s ok because you are human. If you are confident and you know your slides, you will be ok.

When I give a talk, regardless of the size of the crowd, I practice so much beforehand that I get in this weird zone when presenting that it’s like an out of body experience. I don’t even really notice the people as I’m essentially just going through a script that I have memorized.

Another thing I do is find one or two people in the audience that have a non-threatening look about them and just basically present to those people only. You’ll see people in the crowd with their arms crossed, or on their phones, or looking bored, etc. If you notice those people, you will be tempted to focus on them and it will mess up your concentration. So look for people that you personally know and are friendly with, or people smiling or nodding, or anything like that that will reenforce your confidence.

If I’m super nervous beforehand, I also try to listen to some kind of hype up music or something beforehand. Whatever kind of stuff you might listen to in the gym or whatever. Get good sleep the night before as well.

Ultimately, this is your talk. You know it more than anyone in the audience. They are not there to critique you, judge you, or grade you on it. They’re just there to hear what you have to say. So practice, practice, practice and you will do great. You got this!