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Thanks so much. This is awesome!!

Up here for work. Anyone know a good place to watch LSU game here in Cincinnati on Saturday?
Thanks in advance.

Was hoping someone could help me out a Fark.
Wanted the album cover from Evil Empire in purple and gold and Kiffins picture and "We Are The Machine" on top.

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Just bought a shirt.

This is probably a little early on to ask, but will the no tax on OT start once bill is signed, or Jan1st of 2025?
I didn't know if they could grandfather the whole year since it will be done as a tax deduction and not on payroll.
Just curious. I worked a ton of OT at the beginning of the year, so hoping for January.??

And that is why Donaldsonville suffered so much economic development compared to the east side of the river and Thibodaux.
They wanted to build Nicholls St. In Donaldsonville....farmers wouldn't sell. So the city becomes poverty stricken, while cities and area's around it flourished.
But I do get your point. I am from Donaldsonville. Live in Prairieville like many others from there. These developments are the only thing that can bring that city up from where it is. The farmers have died off....and the kids don't want to farm, so they are selling the land. This will benefit the area long term for sure.

Walk-ons Burbank or Laburge.

Went the Belgium last year for work. Spent a night in Brussels to see the city. After 1 day, I took the tram to Ghent (where my job was), and stayed there. Ghent was awesome! Brussels is garbage. It's Def been taken over.

My wife is Estonian....hense my name here on Tigerdroppings.
We talked about it a lot when she was pregnant with our first kid.
The closest thing we have here to it is Montessori schools. (Which both our little ones are in.) They also don't start school till like 6/7 years old. However, when they start, you are there to learn. We have wayyy more holidays/days off than them. And they don't do all these "fun days" such as dress up as old people, ECT... She said early education for young ones are mostly about experience. They do a lot outside and let kids get out.
Anddd....let's be honest, culture and demographics.
I was blown away the first time we went and I saw a 5/6 year old kid get on the bus, public transportation, by herself pay, sit down, and get to where sh had to go in Tallinn. It was a 10 min ride with multiple stops. I still think about. No worries of kidnapping, or anything.
Every time we fly back into NOLA after visiting, I want to cry as we land.
I love my home state, but when you go to a place like Tallinn and see what the world could be like, it hurts to come home.

Thanks!!