Red12_Black4

Little Rock isn't so far behind PB. There's something like 500+ abandoned houses in the downtown area south of 630 and southwest.

Sounds like an episode of True Detective come to life.

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Last year the first and second level of the defense was not to the Kirby standard

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This. We need to be much better against the run. Too many short to medium yards on 2nd and 3rd. If we can be top 5 against the run we should make a very deep run.

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I’m not sure how the locals would benefit. No guarantee jobs go to them

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I ran multiple river grain terminals in Louisiana for years. We only hired from the local area. All 12-15 employees either lived in town or the next town over. These were full time jobs with benefits.

Explosions do occur but they're very rare and like a previous poster said, they only happen at the facility in the confined space. Elevators have been running since the 60s that have never had a fire or explosion. The tech today to prevent these accidents is very efficient.

The company had plans to support the local high school with scholarships and start a local health clinic. Not sure if they really would have followed through but now we'll never know.

And now without this export facility the company is going to have to sell the inland facilities in North Louisiana/Southern Arkansas that would've originated the grain for export. Essentially it will cease to exist.

Grew up on this show since the whole family liked it.

Bout 4 years ago did a serious rewatch that lasted 4-5 seasons.

The theme song is so good. One of the most memorable.

Idk if they were the first to do the long shot, no edit/cut but man it was awesome.

My wife is a nurse and whenever we talk about this show or her work I yell out the medical jargon like EKG, Chem7, etc like I'm in the ER

Just a couple hours ago it dropped that a remake to Fistful is in the works

Hollywood Reporter

I'm taking a hard look at opening a gym in my area. Lifting weights/fitness is way more than a hobby and basically my entire lifestyle outside of my family and work. I see a need in my area so trying to take a shot at it. It would be small, mostly weight training/power lifting, nothing fancy.

Has anyone here opened or know someone that has opened a gym? More specifically, anyone know where or where not to purchase equipment in bulk online? Could be brand new shiny stuff or rusty used hack squats. This would be what the kids call the "side hustle" so not needing this to eat. Any and all recommendations are appreciated.

We meal prep breakfast and lunch for the week and almost always cook dinner so by Friday we'll "treat" ourselves. Went to a run of the mill Mexican restaurant across the street last week. Just her and I with a 4 year old. 3 entrees w/ cheese dip, no alcohol, pushing $50 w/ tip.

Even a visit to Chick-fil-a on a Tball night will run over $30. Can't see how some people do it all the time.

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makes you feel like you'd been had

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Exactly how i'm feeling now. :lol:

When I played HS football we used to watch this pretty much every other week so still some nostalgia there as well and still a good movie on it's own like others have said. Definitely eye opening though.

didn't see a thread on it but obviously a classic. Watched it last weekend for the first time in probably 10 years and then the George of the Jungle thread got me thinking about it even more.

Such a great movie with great acting, story, setting, and soundtrack. Probably one of Denzels best roles and the whole cast does an excellent job.

I'm sure it's not 100% historically accurate but they handle the race issue about as well as they could. Maybe a little too much "white man angry" but still not preachy.

Got some great one liners too. Just a great flick all the way around.