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This is why I dont trust jury votes ever. Josh winning over Paul was insane.


Josh managed his jury. Paul acted like he thought he deserved it. Paul did not deserve to win either of his seasons.
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I have to assume she would vote out Devens, since she has been so set on getting them out, but man she really hates the way Drew has played being their weasel all season. Would she reward that?


I think there is no way for Drew to win and she should take Drew. Drew's weaselly game has had everyone in the house pissed at him for much of the season. The way he rode the middle and lied to them all is definitely playing the game, but not in a way that most people appreciate.

Either Devens of Taylor will win.
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Drove Houston freeways for 15 years. If you can drive well there, you can drive anywhere. Just go with the flow, most are assholes so just be an a-hole too


This is correct. The only place in the US that compares to Houston is Miami.

re: Alone Szn 13 Discussion

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 9/11/26 at 10:28 am to
This was a great season. This season was right up there with Season 7. Both had 3 80+ day contestants. I'm glad Ziga won. He was mostly fun to watch.

I think it was really the cold that got to Aaron.

One of my friends and I say that if our husband went on this show and tapped after 3-4 days or even 10 because they missed us, we'd be kicking his arse and wanting to send him back out there!

re: Any news on the video leaker?

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 9/8/26 at 10:28 am to
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On the other hand, the locker room is a sacred, near religious some may say, place. What happens in the locker room stays in the locker room.


That's not what it's like not. Kids expect that there is video everywhere and they love it. They are probably pumped that this speech got out.

Basic rule: All the things the over 40 crowd loves, the college kids and recruits hate. They live in a very different world from the one the millennials and older grew up in. Their lives exist inside of social media.
Great man. Recruited by my great uncle. Jerry's grandparents worked for him. My uncle went all over N. La watching high school football and recruiting always. He thought Jerry was a great talent and even though LSU wasn't that interest, took him to a bunch of LSU games and pretty much talked Dietzel into signing him. They remained friends till my uncle passed away.
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I'm betting the dinner underground is heavily laced with Vitamin D + provided by the good doctor. Everyone outside of Silo 1 will have no idea what happens by the next morning. The doctor, the Senator and Stensen are the culprits.


The Vitamin D+ really explains why they say this and why they eliminated all the "artifacts" that might help them remember. After a couple of generations, nobody has a clue anymore.

We do not know why we are here. We do not know who built the Silo. We do not know why everything outside the Silo is as it is. We do not know... when it will be safe to go outside. We only know that day is not this day.

re: Hotels near NRG stadium

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 8/20/26 at 9:12 am to
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Stay downtown or medical center area and catch the train


Best answer! There's really not any great bars and restaurants near NRG. There are places in both these areas you could walk to and the atmosphere is much better than near NRG.
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White Oak Landing area

First thought that came to mind
Second was somewhere off highland


There are homes off Perkins between Bluebonnet and Siegen that look very similar if they haven't been updated. Lots of parts of this house look like they were built by the same builder as my dad and step mom's house. Their house was gorgeous, but still had a 70s style...or a cross between 70s and their travels.

re: Alone Szn 13 Discussion

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 7/17/26 at 9:16 am to
Yes, that was a good episode. But it says a lot about this season that we are weeks in and still on page 1.

I like that they are mostly being able to get food. I always find their shelters the most interesting part of the show. They all build them so different, but there have been quite a few really good ones.

re: Project Hail Mary on Prime

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 7/15/26 at 12:51 pm to
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It was too cheesy for me. Turned off with half hour left.


We need to send you off to see the Wizard to get a heart. Or maybe you should watch The Grinch.
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What the frick is a "corporate game show host'?


LMAO! IKR! I'm thinking it's somebody who works at one of those places that cater to groups games. We have a ton of them here in Houston. Beat the Bomb, Game Show Studio, escape rooms, Game Show Battle Rooms, etc. There are tons of these kinds of places. Fun for groups and they do corporate team building events during the day. It's a job for a goofy 25 year old that wants to be in event management. Probably makes $15.00 per hour here in Houston and it's not even full time.
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Great episode

So what the hell is with the F35’s flying into that “cloud” and that goo taking out the planes.


It was a great episode. I am show only, so have no idea what will happen. I was so shocked when they cut to Washington DC!
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I think this is a Gen X and an Elder Millennial thing. I took typing in 5th and 6th grade. Give me home row, and I can type 90 words a minute. My parents? They hunt and peck. My nephews and niece? They hunt and peck. My generation, we type like a Tommy Gun and never look down.



bullshite that it's Gen X and Elder Millennial. I'm a young Boomer (Gen Jones, 61) and type as fast as you. My late 1970s bunch took typing in HS and continued to type in college and on computers at work afterwards. Your parents must not have had jobs where the were on the computer much. It absolutely it muscle memory. I even know when I make a mistake without thinking.
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Everyone feels better after a series vs. the Twins.


Apparently you haven't watched the Astros make a pitcher with a 5+ ERA look like they should be winning the Cy Young.
I'm not watching too much either. I'm mostly like a few innings here and there and flipping around. I will be interested in tonight. An epic meltdown by Framber would be fun. But instead I'm sure we will get 7 innings of 1 hit baseball.
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So are infectious diseases

Everything you put in your body has risks/benefits. A lot of people now only look at the risks, even if incredibly small


100%.

People today don't really understand how bad these diseases are. My parents knew. This is why even though some people died from vaccines in the early days, our parents were lining us up as soon as possible to get these vaccines in the 1960s. They understood that the disease was much worse than any side effects.

re: Alaskan Cruise

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 6/15/26 at 1:53 pm to
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The best part of Harv and Marv is the small group. There was one boat nearby that looked like it had a 100 people crammed on the roof like a bunch of sardines.


Agreed that small boat is best! We didn't do Harv and Marv, but went with Jayleen's Alaska. She is either Harv or Marv's (not their real names) daughter and grew up on an island in Auke Bay. Her dad got tired of hauling her to town and gave her a skiff when she was 12. She began working on their tours around that age as well and was a captain of her own boat by the time she was 19. We really enjoyed her tour.
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They’re everywhere in northeast Louisiana


I know quite a few folks in Bienville Parish that have seen them. I think the big population is around Black Lake and Black Lake Swamp, from Kepler Lake down towards Saline and then into Red River Parish towards Campti. There's a LOT of woods with not that many people that way. Nothing but little towns where we all used to play softball and baseball 40+ years ago.
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1. Redford would never have to pay for poontang.


Not exactly the point though. He was wanting a specific woman and the point was that everything (everyone) has a price.

I think this is a movie that comes across very differently with the lens of today than it did when it was released.

re: The reality of travel baseball

Posted by LaLadyinTx on 5/28/26 at 5:38 pm to
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Roughly 7% of high schoolers play in college.

About 1.5% of those get drafted.

Less than half of draftees ever play one day in the big leagues.

The odds of our kids going pro are somewhere between “struck by lightning” and “find a $100 in old shorts.”

I love youth sports (all my kids play a bunch of them) just keep a good perspective my friends. ??


I agree with all these things. But, as the parent of a NCAA diver who spent her life in gymnastics and diving, the promise of a scholarship should never be the why. It also isn't really the reward either. I'm sure we spent as more than these travel ball people.

This is the thing. The real reward in being dedicated to a sport is the other lessons they learn. It's time management. It's commitment. Working hard, etc. Those lessons are priceless. Can you get it other ways than travel ball? Sure. But you also aren't getting it in a super relaxed fun league either.

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With baseball do you keep pursing this false hope by jumping around to different travel teams and paying for hitting coaches? Do the mental gymnastics end quicker for football and basketball?


See above. Mental gymnastics of assuming you will get something someday isn't the why. There isn't a single gymnast or diver my daughter trained with (25+ hours per week) that isn't a successful adult. Without fail, they are the most dependable and hardworking young adults I know. They do not fail and I would bet on them every single time. That's the why.