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re: Things That Make Gen X the Dominant Demographic Moving Forward.
Posted by TigrrrDad on 8/12/26 at 3:12 pm to BestBanker
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I dominanted ramp jumping
Young TigrrrDad…
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No need to google anything and no need to ask a question on a message board. Ask AI
I’ve gotten so many wrong answers from AI - especially on snakes. I’ve even phrased the question slightly different and received two contradicting answers before.
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I do agree it seems silly he could survive so long without food.
Ever heard of hibernation/brumation?
re: Who is the best athlete from your High School that played for the Tigers (any sport)
Posted by TigrrrDad on 8/5/26 at 12:52 am to TIGERSby10
Roland Barbay
re: Wildlife/Nature Photos From the Last Few Months
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/31/26 at 7:47 pm to JOJO Hammer
Amazing photos!
Love the horse pic!!!
Love the horse pic!!!
Why doesn’t anyone sell just the point - you know, the good part?
re: Have you ever known a legit murderer?
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/30/26 at 9:24 pm to lsubatman1
A kid in my neighborhood stabbed and killed my friend’s little brother during an argument when they were around 13-14. We were a few years older so I knew the kid but didn’t hang out with him or anything.
ETA: Also my uncle shot and killed my grandmother then killed himself later that night. Guess that counts too.
ETA: Also my uncle shot and killed my grandmother then killed himself later that night. Guess that counts too.
re: The best bang for your buck headlamp is on sale right now
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/30/26 at 9:18 pm to Jack Daniel
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people pay $100 for a headlight?
I paid a little over $100 for my Fenix headlamp for snake hunting (plus 5 extra batteries and a dual & 4-battery charger). Best money I’ve ever spent.
One of those few items that if lost, there are no half measures - instantly replace.
re: Ms. Rachel is crack for toddlers
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/29/26 at 9:59 pm to redstick13
re: I have been thinking about Land of the Lost a lot lately.
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/29/26 at 9:41 pm to SouthEasternKaiju
The movie was such a pile of crap - what they did to the legacy of Land of the Lost was a crime against humanity…even worse than what they did to Speed Racer.
I got a Honda Z50 the very next year at age 6.
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Well, an arrow penetrating 8-10 inches into your upper cheek would likely reach the brain
Agreed.
Unfortunately, no.
And I won’t narrate my videos due to my annoying St. Bernard yat accent.:lol:
And I won’t narrate my videos due to my annoying St. Bernard yat accent.:lol:
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Overall I like the fact that it levels the playing field and Alabama can’t buy national championships
I always find this to be hilarious.
People talk about “how many championships Saban would’ve won at LSU.” But at a more storied football school that historically had the greatest coach ever, players came because they were paid - not because Saban surpassed the Bear because he is now the greatest college football coach ever. All of the top schools have always paid players.
I’m 60 (and feeling it this year). Been catching snakes since I was 5 or 6 years old, but just started the serious roadtrip stuff a couple years ago. My dad and my uncle used to catch snakes, so they got me started.
Saw a few and finally got close to one…
West Texas/ Arizona herping
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/26/26 at 2:59 pm
Hit Arizona last a couple weeks ago with a 5-day stop in West Texas along the way. The Arizona part got cut in half due to a family medical emergency, but I’ll be going back early next month. Got several new species this trip and some pretty cool encounters with stuff I’ve got before. One of my worst trips in terms of quantity (37 snakes) but maybe my best in quality of species. Here are some highlights:
New Mexico milk snake - one of the hardest snakes to find in West Texas. Got this one at the end of an all-nighter around 5:30 am on what was otherwise my worst night in 9 trips to West Texas…
Banded gila monster - rumor has it that even a baby like this one has enough bite strength to penetrate a leather glove and draw blood, but I’d have to experience this to believe it.
Mexican black kingsnake - a rare site in Arizona…
Western coachwhip - took me 9 trips to West Texas to finally get a pink one…
Mountain patch-nosed snake - one of my top 3 targets for West Texas and it was the first catch of the trip…
Sonoran lyre snake - looks like it belongs in Costa Rica instead of Arizona…
Chihuahuan night snake - very common in West Texas but only the second time I’ve seen one do defensive coiling - also hypomelanistic so much lighter color than usual…
Northern black-tailed rattlesnake - encountered a pair 10 ft. apart - probably just finished mating…
Western diamondback rattlesnake - came across this one swallowing a kangaroo rat in Arizona right after the gila encounter…
Trans-Pecos rat snake - its pronouns are “totally” & “awesome”…
Long-nosed snakes - I had found several of the Texas subspecies before, but also got both phenotypic phases of the Western subspecies in Arizona this trip…
Texas horned lizard - my 3rd one ever, this one in South Texas on the way back - one of my favorites since childhood when I had one as a pet…
New Mexico milk snake - one of the hardest snakes to find in West Texas. Got this one at the end of an all-nighter around 5:30 am on what was otherwise my worst night in 9 trips to West Texas…
Banded gila monster - rumor has it that even a baby like this one has enough bite strength to penetrate a leather glove and draw blood, but I’d have to experience this to believe it.
Mexican black kingsnake - a rare site in Arizona…
Western coachwhip - took me 9 trips to West Texas to finally get a pink one…
Mountain patch-nosed snake - one of my top 3 targets for West Texas and it was the first catch of the trip…
Sonoran lyre snake - looks like it belongs in Costa Rica instead of Arizona…
Chihuahuan night snake - very common in West Texas but only the second time I’ve seen one do defensive coiling - also hypomelanistic so much lighter color than usual…
Northern black-tailed rattlesnake - encountered a pair 10 ft. apart - probably just finished mating…
Western diamondback rattlesnake - came across this one swallowing a kangaroo rat in Arizona right after the gila encounter…
Trans-Pecos rat snake - its pronouns are “totally” & “awesome”…
Long-nosed snakes - I had found several of the Texas subspecies before, but also got both phenotypic phases of the Western subspecies in Arizona this trip…
Texas horned lizard - my 3rd one ever, this one in South Texas on the way back - one of my favorites since childhood when I had one as a pet…
re: Which do you prefer?
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/16/26 at 7:44 pm to FlyingTigerBo
‘06-‘14
You think a 1,000 guest wedding in a major sports stadium wasn’t intimate?
Do tell…
Do tell…
re: United States of Free Flo vs Wondo'd | World Cup Round of 16 | 7pm CT (FOX)
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/6/26 at 8:09 pm to WicKed WayZ
So is this like real football where our coach can make effective halftime adjustments? Or are we just outclassed here?
re: New Casuals pretending like they are going to keep watching Soccer after the World Cup.
Posted by TigrrrDad on 7/6/26 at 3:21 pm to UncleLester
I’m actually considering watching some just for Haaland. He’s that exciting.
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