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There is a lady attorney in Terrebonne Parish that is known for divorces. Get her and you will be set.

If your wife gets her, she will clean you out.

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Name? Going through divorce right now in Terrebonne.

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Remember the first consolation if free.

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HIGHLY unlikely and not what I experienced. First consult is usually around 200-300. And you have to actually show up and talk to the lawyer in order to "block" your spouse from using them. Most retainers after consult start at $5000.

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There is usually a nearby station with gas that costs less than buying from the upstart station with the discount

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I found this out quickly. The Murphy & Walmart stations were the same price as the Upside stations after discount. I signed up for Walmart+ and get 10c off the already cheapest Murphy, Walmart, and ExxonMobil stations. And the bonus is I can now get my groceries delivered to my door for "free".

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The pond we were hunting had 10inch thick ice and the ducks still didn't leave. Day 7 of multiple inches of ice on the ground and I still found multiple fields with 1000+ big ducks. It takes a lot more to move them south than people realize.

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I mentioned this in the shortstopping thread. Ducks do not give a flying frick about ice/cold/snow. No tricks at all. And they dont need much water to survive. They know it will "relatively" soon and they can get back on the good food. No need to travel south and eat "crap" when they can just wait it out.

Current generations of ducks migration instincts only take them as far as the food. They literally have no idea they are supposed to "fly south for the winter".

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Just referred to Ole Miss as “the last place”

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And continues to backhandedly shite on them.

LSU recruits itself, players wanting to be here regardless of him.

Passion of local coaching and players.

How incredible BR is and the amount of stuff to do outside of football (compared to BFE Oxford)

Zulay Press. Cheap. All metal. All one piece. Easy squeeze, very little waste. Easy to clean.

Zulay Garlic Press

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I think I would rather remove them, but couldn't you just use a Y with valves, and leave the mizer on all year and close the valve/remove the hose in the winter?

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This is how i have them set up. Y valves and hosepipe stay on all year. Misers stay in shed until first use of winter. Down here, we dont need them but maybe a couple times a year. So first hard freeze Ill put them on. Then usually just leave them on the Y (with that valve turned off) until spring.

Mine are 3 or 4 years old. Only ever had a problem with 1, where it was somehow stuck "open" in my shed. Quick dip in hot water and it was back in business. In fact 1 of mine has been outside on the Y (southeast side of the house) for at least 2 years now. Works fine.

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Same with Phillip Rivers

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Yeah, no. Rivers was/is known for constant, creative, off the wall smack talk with ZERO cursing.

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This. But even the parish assessors site disclaimer states not to be used for legal purposes. It's only a rough guide. Property lines always vary.

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100 percent. The lines come from ding dongs inches assessor office drawing up legal descriptions and slapping it into/adjacent to existing tract lines.

Its purpose is to show you generally where you are at. Nothing specific.

Land Surveyor here, as mentioned OnX is only as good as the local county/parish assessors and/or mapping office. Some places it is great. Some are absolutely horrific. I see it everyday.

As mentioned above, lines of occupation (change in timber stands, chamge in vegetation, etc) is a great indicator to change of possession especially if it is anywhere near an OnX line.