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Lou the Jew from LSU

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Registered on:10/19/2006
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Is there not some freakin security in Washington?
Trinidad,
I regret that I have but one upvote to give.
You couldn’t foreclose during Covid in many places
Kendall Cleveland
Gabe Northern
Yes he was. And salty as a pork rind.

A private plane he was on disappeared on a return from Tampa when I was 14. Never found a thing. It was traumatic but it was a fitting end for his personality.
Mike Anderson
In high school he was all state in football, basketball and track.
Al Coffee wasn’t half bad either.
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They're more likely to get hit by a bus than ever play against a tranny.


Once is too many.
I believe that screen is all white.
Thus, it is meaningless!
My father advised me to never let sex compromise your job or financial position. Of course, he was a Seabee in WWII and spoke with a bit more color. As he phrased it, “Son, NEVER get your dick get caught in the cash drawer!”
Years ago there was one in BR called Critter Sitters.


The Watch Dogs
A bit of extra history.
In a play on the word, as well as LSU Tiger Stadium is loud, the nickname was originally Deaf Valley. That got changed by writers primarily, who couldn’t handle the political incorrectness.
In fact, there used to be a Shell Station 1 block from campus named Deaf Valley Shell.
LSU vs Hardin Simmons. 1958.
I was 6
LSU vs Alabama when Shaun Alexander was a freshman.
They ran the ball down our throat, Alexander college debut, he ran for over 200 yds.
All I remember is Alabama coming down the field sounded like a herd of buffaloes stampeding through the Great Plains, with nothing to slow them down.
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Do you have a legitimate gripe with any of the sources of the data or is that just an excuse? Be honest.


Your own chart CLEARLY states it is all based on ESTIMATES.
Damnation man.
Opening game of 1958 season. Vs Hardin-Simmons.
I was 6. I don’t remember much of the game although I remember Billy Cannon and Johnny Robinson.
I do, though, remember walking through the portal of the southeast upper section and seeing Tiger Stadium, at night, under the lights and a sea of the most beautiful green ever. It’s never left me.