STEVED00
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Head of a nation advocating for his own nation! Oh the humanity! :lol:
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re: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building
Posted by STEVED00 on 7/1/26 at 12:52 pm to Darth_Vader
The guy just proposed to the woman. She looked surprised so that’s definitely shooting “high” as far as proposals go.
If all you have to cut is your own lawn and your yard is moderate to small then battery lawn equipment is the way to go.
For one, a good bit of the voters don’t pay any property tax
re: Favorite Snowball Flavor
Posted by STEVED00 on 6/21/26 at 9:31 pm to uptowntiger84
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Ice cream cream with condensed milk.
Winner
Didn’t Biden Admin refuse to fill strategic oil reserve when oil prices went negative during Covid? Seem like that would’ve been the ideal time to essentially fill it for next to nothing.
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If you send something by mail it has a postmark date. My brother tried for an entire weekend to figure out a way to send his taxes in one day late - how to do it without a postmark. Fed Express and UPS? Nope postmark. Drop it off at a post office mailbox a day late but really early? Nope.
:lol: Then why even have that provision. I think we know why :lol: let’s also completely ignore that the late arriving ballots literally swapped away from Bass to the other Dem. I guess that was just coincidental :lol:
This is from ChatGPT on whether ballots need to be postmarked by Election Day.
So basically if you don’t have a postmark date, it can still count if you sign and dated the ballot by Election Day. I’m sure all those ballots are on the up and up.
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There is also a provision for ballots with missing or illegible postmarks: if the voter signed and dated the ballot envelope on or before Election Day and certain other conditions are met, the ballot can still be counted.
So basically if you don’t have a postmark date, it can still count if you sign and dated the ballot by Election Day. I’m sure all those ballots are on the up and up.
Dude allowing mail in ballots AFTER Election Day is always going to cause issues with fraud.
It essentially allows people to know the result on Election Day and then figure out how many more votes they need to make up the difference.
Also post-election day mail in ballots having a HUGE swing from Bass to the other Dem knowing the 3rd place candidate was trailing by a significant margin is HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS.
It essentially allows people to know the result on Election Day and then figure out how many more votes they need to make up the difference.
Also post-election day mail in ballots having a HUGE swing from Bass to the other Dem knowing the 3rd place candidate was trailing by a significant margin is HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS.
re: CP3 showing Pels some love
Posted by STEVED00 on 6/4/26 at 5:48 pm to whatiknowsofar
The Hornets v Spurs playoff series was the pinnacle of Nola Basketball! It was an awesome atmosphere in the arena! Peja on a stick FTW!!
re: NBA Players vote on where they wouldn’t want to get traded
Posted by STEVED00 on 5/18/26 at 11:01 am to supe12sta12z
This is actually a pretty good stat all things considered
re: Voting procedure yesterday, had to sign a form
Posted by STEVED00 on 5/17/26 at 12:01 pm to ChatGPT of LA
The form was simply giving the “no party” folks the ability to vote in the closed primary for either the Democrat or Republican candidate or simply stay no party and just vote for state amendments.
Very reasonable to me!
Very reasonable to me!
re: NOLA ticketing vehicles outside of voting locations today
Posted by STEVED00 on 5/16/26 at 5:54 pm to Fat and Happy
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I would say it’s probably more because the administration has received a ton of complaints about parking.
Nah they just randomly target LV. My cousin got a ticket for parking their own car slightly on the grass over the curb in front of their house facing the correct direction.
We get it. Law Enforcement was alerted but it also sounds like Bishop may have also tried to tell someone not to go to police. There is also a claim that other protocols were not followed.
It obviously was reported. If you read the article is appears that BR diocese also did not follow protocol hence the review.
Did you read the Pillar article and not just the WBRZ Article? The Pillar article gives much more context.
The article in the OP is poorly written imo. The Pillar article the OP article mentions gives a lot more context.
Pillar Article
Pillar Article
This is all a bit confusing. So they are investigating whether or not the Diocese pressured someone not to go to police but at the same time the Diocese shared what they knew with the police?
re: Johnny Bright Playground UPDATE: Will NOT move fwd w Tennis facility
Posted by STEVED00 on 4/30/26 at 8:12 am to John Casey
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They are shutting down the parks with the biggest spaces/fields and consolidating the larger numbers of kids at the smaller parks.
If they were going to consolidate Cleary and Bright into 1 playground, Bright was the obvious choice and honestly cleary’s footprint probably would be good for tennis complex. My understanding is that JP couldn’t convert Cleary bc of legal reasons related to how the Cleary land was turned over to the parish.
re: Johnny Bright Playground UPDATE: Will NOT move fwd w Tennis facility
Posted by STEVED00 on 4/30/26 at 6:10 am to Hangover Haven
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When I grew up playing at Lakeshore, It was always between us, Girard or Bright...
My Miley banners say otherwise! Seriously though, Cleary would actually have made more sense to convert to something else and send everyone to Bright but my understanding is that the donation of land fo Cleary to exist prevents the land from being used for anything other than a JPRD park.
Imo, JPRD’s waiver decision and eliminating “districts” for in parish people exacerbated issues. Lakeshore and Girard who already had rather large #s got tons of waivers from Lakeview and Kenner. Then allowing people to make a one time choice of any available JPRD park led to even more movement. The parish could have directed waivers to parks with lower #s but large footprints (Jefferson, Bright, and Delta).
No. This decision outlaws race based gerrymandering.
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