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I hear ya.

I've recently been using Polar Diet Half & Half and it may be the best mixer I've ever tried.

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Ranch and bar bq sauce combination. Delicious dip for fries.


And onion rings!
I wasn't drunk but I made a 'Frankenstein's monster lasagna' once.

It was a normal lasagna, except for the pasta...
1. Top layer, lasagna noodles
2. Second layer, tortellini
3. Third layer, ravioli
4. Bottom layer, lasagna noodles

The thing was so thick is took fooooorever to cook.
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MUST READ: I want to start off by saying, I am using this as a conversation starter. Not to go after anyone, but to have civil discourse. LSU is being sued. Why? The following persons want to know what and how much LSU athletics is spending on their athletes.

In a statement from @ChrisNakamoto, @ByPiperHutch, @racertodd, it would appear that they believe that it is based on the statement from their attorney.

“These news organizations have joined together to file suit because they believe the public’s right to know how our money is spent is sacred."

"House v. NCAA settlement is heavily centered on revenue sharing, including TV revenue (media rights), allowing schools to share roughly $20–22+ million annually with athletes starting in 2025. It settles antitrust lawsuits, allowing ~22% of average Power 5 revenue—from TV, tickets, and sponsorships—to be shared."

House vs NCAA: 22% of the athletic revenue CAN BE directly shared to student athletes.

LSU Athletics is set to make $72.4M on its SEC TV contract alone for the 202-2025 calendar year. Is that deal public money? That $ did not come from the public.

What is interesting, is that if the money being paid in the House Settlement case is about TV, Tickets, & sponsorships to be shared, how is that coming from the public? That is a genuine question. Or is it coming from businesses/sponsorships?

re: Big Arch burger

Posted by Sl0thstronautEsq on 3/12/26 at 3:14 pm to
So I guess they don't have the Big Arch in Japan...but they have BK's King Yeti! :lol:

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You may need a timeout jr.


You're right, I'm out. Y'all are insufferable.
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How could he not pan out, he's already locked the position down.


You guys will honestly bitch about anything.

Grubb says Lloyd has locked down the LT position and you complain.

If Grubb had said no one has really stood out, you'd probably be gnashing your teeth and whining that we're doomed.

There's no winning with you guys. Maybe chill out and not melt over a comment made in fricking March. :rolleyes:
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Irony. You love it.


How is it irony that this site is glitchy AF?
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So, how has the transfer from MSU looked in practice?


Who knows, but they have plenty of tape on him as well (he's played in 26 career games with 21 starts). Maybe he is what he is at this point and they brought him in to ensure they have an experienced backup if Lloyd doesn't pan out.

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They aren't even in pads yet


So? They saw him in pads plenty last year.
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that you want competing for jobs.


If Grubb is saying it publicly, I'm sure the guys in the locker room already know it. Regardless, if you stop competing just because someone is named a starter, you're probably not going to be successful at this level anyway.

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One started at LT in the SEC.


Yeah, but he struggled at times. I know the raw stats look okay (6 penalties overall and 3 sacks and 25 pressures over 467 pass-blocking snaps), but he also had a 62.0 pass-blocking grade and a 57.8 run-blocking grade.

Maybe Lloyd has just looked that much better in practice? :dunno: