Friedbrie
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Colorado Springs |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | Fishing, Food, road trips, camping, football, guitar |
| Occupation: | Auditor |
| Number of Posts: | 1636 |
| Registered on: | 6/2/2018 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Denver
Born and raised and spent 46 years in St. Tammany. Moved the fam to Colorado Springs last year. Love it so far. My job is mostly remote but the office is near the Civic Center. The first time I walked down 16th Street I thought I was in Back to the Future 2. So far ahead of BR and NOLA. Nice mass transit on the front range too.
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First time in a while I've seen LSU lose
Posted by Friedbrie on 9/20/26 at 9:49 pm
and wasn't too concerned the day after.
Juwan Johnson
Posted by Friedbrie on 9/20/26 at 9:48 pm
Dude had a great game. Really impressed with his play today. Would be pretty damn awesome if Delp develops into another option for 2TE sets.
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Strong as an ox.
Fast too, and doesnt give up on plays.
Deuce Geralds is Very Good
Posted by Friedbrie on 9/13/26 at 8:06 am
I don't recall an interior guy as disruptive as him for a long time. The front 7, safeties, and star position are elite.
I preferred the Northshore in the 80s and 90s. I don't get the hype now about it, other than it's not NOLA or BR. Downtown Covington and Old Mandeville are pretty neat (historic areas), same goes for Madisonville and Abita. But thats about it.
Solid Timing by the President
Posted by Friedbrie on 9/9/26 at 2:52 pm
He let everyone else look like fools, blocked out the noise, and then slow-rolled out an official statement the old-fashion way.
"Imagine if we had pro players."
Posted by Friedbrie on 9/8/26 at 5:37 pm
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The amended complaint also cited Kiffin's comments during LSU's win over Clemson, including his halftime remark, "Imagine if we had pro players."
The SEC claims Kiffin's comments show a "lack of institutional control" at LSU and is seeking a temporary restraining order preventing LSU from interfering with Thursday's meeting.
Is this shite real? How old are these mofos, 5? And people actually receive a paycheck for shite like this? Skanky's a clown.
Born and raised in Abita Springs and spent 46 years of my life there. Old Mandeville, old Madisonville, old Covington, and Folsom would be my picks if I had to move back. Kind of lost love for the Northshore after Katrina. Infrastructure still hasn't caught up IMO, and for the cost of living there now I couldnt justify moving back unless I absolutely had to.
Everything is relative though, and it beats the hell out of BR.
Everything is relative though, and it beats the hell out of BR.
re: "Babes from days gone by (NSFW)" thread as per request by Kafka..
Posted by Friedbrie on 5/30/26 at 10:54 pm to Hangover Haven
Claudia Schiffer
Uncle that I haven't met yet. He was a tunnel rat. Volunteered for point and was ambushed.
re: Born/Raised in LA, Lived in St. Tam. 46 Years, Moved to CO Sprgs Last Summer-Pics Added
Posted by Friedbrie on 5/25/26 at 10:44 am to Pikes Peak Tiger
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Nice. That part of town is growing.
We are south, Broadmoor
Fantastic! That part of town is awesome. So close to everything. Established. Kids school just went on a field trip to the zoo. Wife and I took a foot tour of the hotel (amazing place). Gold camp road, the canyon, Bear Creek. Coming from Northshore, everything around y'all is at another level! Wouldn't mind living in that area eventually.
re: Born/Raised in LA, Lived in St. Tam. 46 Years, Moved to CO Sprgs Last Summer-Pics Added
Posted by Friedbrie on 5/25/26 at 8:51 am to Pikes Peak Tiger
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What part of COS do you live?
We moved out here from the North Shore 6 years ago and haven’t regretted it for a second.
Thats fantastic, glad to hear that! Seems like a pretty decent LA presence here. We moved from Abita Springs.
We're in Briargate, north of Woodmen off Rangewood and a couple of blocks from Pioneer Park. We're in a very quiet neighborhood, its been great so far!
How about y'all?
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notice the total lack of people in his photos. his son may be social contact deficient more so than autistic
My boy was homebound (isolated) back in LA, receiving 30 minutes of online "education" with no prospect of reintegrating into school. His mom was getting calls weekly to come get him.
District 20 worked with him for less than a year (with other kids), didnt call my wife once for help, he's caught up academically, and he is now starting a mainstream school next year. Not to mention we're 9 minutes away from world-class care pediatric neurodevelopmental care at Childrens Hospital, and he'll be in a summer camp with DBT and riding horses and such. I'd say his trajectory has done a 180.
But does he like to recalibrate by being in isolation in nature? Absolutely. The outdoor life is a gift to any child. Glad he also has that out here, without mosquitos eating his arse up.
Had Chicken Fried Chicken at Mackenzies that was fire. Pretty damn good cheesecake too.
Saw something about penny arcade on the local news. Manitou is such a cool little place. I like Old Colorado City too. Took a tour of Broadmoor, that was neat. I like that area of the city, up by Gold Camp road and Bear Creek is super nice. Coworker told me Wimbergers, Ranch Foods Direct too. Need to check those places. I think my coworker said Wimbergers may even have boudin.
Well, maybe not the "only" thing. I miss the shrimp, man. $9 a pound for frozen "gulf" shrimp here. Miss the reds and trout too. Hoping to go fishing here soon.
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How much is your house in CO? how many bedrooms and sq ft?
We're currently renting. Approx 1800 sq. ft. 3 bed 2 bath. $2200. We're pretty much paying for the location though (Briargate).
re: Born/Raised in LA, Lived in St. Tam. 46 Years, Moved to CO Sprgs Last Summer-Pics Added
Posted by Friedbrie on 5/24/26 at 9:34 pm to chrome_daddy
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How far away are you from Palmer Park? It is sublime
About 13 minutes. It is nice. We drove up there before we moved here. Need to spend more time there.
Its beautiful, no doubt. We're in the northern part of the city and have a nice view of Pikes Peak. So many very nice trails even within 15 minutes. Not bad options taking a couple hour drive to the Sangres or Collegiates either. Hope to get to the San Juans and/or Crested Butte this summer for some extended camping.
Seems like a nice blend of politics here so far. TBH seems like politics is not discussed here as much. Been quite a few "protests" in front of city hall, but I only know that b/c I work downtown. Not much discussion about it. There's a sense of patriotism here given the military presence. Most people talk about hiking, camping and such. I'd imagine Denver is much worse though. Hopefully it stays up there. There's definetely a decent size homeless population downtown, but I don't live downtown so its all good.
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