
Grits N Gravy
Favorite team: | LSU ![]() |
Location: | Kansas City, Missouri |
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Number of Posts: | 155 |
Registered on: | 6/19/2007 |
Online Status: | Online |
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re: 2 Ole Miss Tickets for Sale - Section 106
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/22/22 at 8:43 am
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2 Ole Miss Tickets for Sale - Section 106
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/22/22 at 7:41 am
2 tickets in Section 106 Row 57.
Face Value. $95/ticket.
Face Value. $95/ticket.
Investing in Multifamily Syndications
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 11/15/20 at 1:13 pm
Anyone have experience in this? Positive or Negative?
re: Lodging for 1 night on the coast of Washington (west of Olympic NP)
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 8/5/18 at 1:50 pm
We stayed at the Miller Tree Inn B&B in Forks a few years ago. It was nice. Good breakfast. Less than an hour from Hoh. There are not many places to stay in that area.
re: Tulum recommendations
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 1/19/18 at 4:46 am
Mezzanine. Great margaritas and happy hour. Good beach down the steps
Southeastern Employee Benefits Services 401k
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 9/29/17 at 7:24 am
Does anyone have any experience with the company handling their 401k? It is under the Paychex umbrella, a payroll/HR company. My company is switching to that from Fidelity, so I'm a bit concerned.
re: Charleston, SC must eats
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 8/16/17 at 7:25 am
Edmunds Oast
The Ordinary
The Obstinate Daughter
Home Team BBQ
I thought SNOB was very overrated - not good.
The Ordinary
The Obstinate Daughter
Home Team BBQ
I thought SNOB was very overrated - not good.
Another Charleston Restaurants Thread
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 6/8/17 at 5:16 pm
I've seen all the Charleston recs on this board and took y'all up on many of them. I got dinner reservations at Edmund's Oast, The Ordinary, and SNOB. I tried to get reservations at Husk and FIG, but couldn't get one for the times I wanted. However, I did get on the waiting lists at both. If something opens up, would you take it over what I have booked? Should I walk in and sit at the bar or community table? Are these places that good or just really popular and over-hyped?
FYI other meal plans are: brunch at Obstinate Daughter, Calllie's Hot Biscuit, Brown Dog Deli, and I want some BBQ (thinking Home Team or Rodney Scott's)
TIA
FYI other meal plans are: brunch at Obstinate Daughter, Calllie's Hot Biscuit, Brown Dog Deli, and I want some BBQ (thinking Home Team or Rodney Scott's)
TIA
re: Hyatt hotels
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 1/25/17 at 7:53 am
Just went to Park Hyatt New York with my wife's free nights. Incredible hotel. Regular $1200/night when we went. Currently, looking for another place to use my 2 free nights. Leaning towards Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe.
The St. Kitts resort looks pretty awesome...might be worth waiting til it's open if you can.
The St. Kitts resort looks pretty awesome...might be worth waiting til it's open if you can.
re: Why O is the right guy for this program.
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/28/16 at 8:51 am
quote:
is winning a championship the only qualifier for "fantastic"?
Way to avoid the question....
No, a championship isn't the only qualifier. However, for a school and fan base that think we should win championships all the time, it is important.
All I'm trying to say is O should have just as good of a shot as anybody else.
re: Why O is the right guy for this program.
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/28/16 at 8:40 am
quote:
There are plenty of realistic options that have proven to be better HCs than O
Can you name them? And some of their fantastic head coaching credentials?
I really only see one coach with a NC that we have a might shot at and that's Jimbo.
re: Why O is the right guy for this program.
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/28/16 at 8:31 am
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I would like him to prove that he can be a fantastic head coach before hiring him at LSU
Yea, I would like to see that too but we don't have that luxury. LSU fans think all the best coaches in the world are going to come begging for the job. That's not the case. Jimbo isn't guaranteed to come here. Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Harbuagh....they aren't coming. There's not many fantastic head coaches out there that will realistically get hired and come to LSU.
re: Why O is the right guy for this program.
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/28/16 at 8:24 am
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interim coach =/= HC
While interim head coach, he has all head coaching duties. He's 9-2. Yes, that is better than his record at ole miss.
re: Why O is the right guy for this program.
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 10/28/16 at 8:19 am
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19-27? Let's hire him!
Also, 9-2 in his last 11.
If LSU continues to pay top dollar to get the best assistants, O will be fine has a head coach. You can't argue he's not a better coach now than he was at Ole Miss.
re: Restaurant in Chicago
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 7/27/16 at 8:23 am
I always see these recommendations. Isn't it nearly impossible to get a reservation? Realistically, can you even get a table here for dinner at normal dinner hours?
re: Portland | Crater Lake | Oregon Coast - Suggestions?
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 7/11/16 at 6:51 pm
Since you are staying in Yachats, you need to drive over to Newport and eat at Local Oceans Seafood. It is very good. Roasted Garlic & Dungeness Crab soup, Fisherman's Stew, Moqueca de Piexe, Crab Poboy. You can put your name and cell phone down and walk around the town til your table is ready.
The Tillamook factory is super crowded. We got some cheese through the sample line, got ice cream and got out of there. Not a bad stop and nice treat.
Cannon Beach is up there on my favorite places list. Ecola State Park has some nice hikes and great views.
If you do go to Fort George Brewery in Astoria, I recommend the upstairs and getting the pizza.
Portland: Pine State Biscuits
Crater Lake is incredible...sounds like you are coming in from the north. It took us about 45 minutes of waiting in line to get through the north entrance. Do the Cleetwood Cove Trail to the water. You can jump in off a little cliff. Go to the lodge after and sit in rocking chairs and have a drink. Wine tasted better there with that view.
The Oregon coast is amazing as well. Cape Perpetua is a great area near Yachats. The driving in general may take a little longer than you are expecting...two lane, curving roads for the most part. Enjoy...that's an awesome part of the country!
The Tillamook factory is super crowded. We got some cheese through the sample line, got ice cream and got out of there. Not a bad stop and nice treat.
Cannon Beach is up there on my favorite places list. Ecola State Park has some nice hikes and great views.
If you do go to Fort George Brewery in Astoria, I recommend the upstairs and getting the pizza.
Portland: Pine State Biscuits
Crater Lake is incredible...sounds like you are coming in from the north. It took us about 45 minutes of waiting in line to get through the north entrance. Do the Cleetwood Cove Trail to the water. You can jump in off a little cliff. Go to the lodge after and sit in rocking chairs and have a drink. Wine tasted better there with that view.
The Oregon coast is amazing as well. Cape Perpetua is a great area near Yachats. The driving in general may take a little longer than you are expecting...two lane, curving roads for the most part. Enjoy...that's an awesome part of the country!
re: Going to Portland, OR next month. Recommendations?
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 6/8/16 at 8:30 am
Day trip to the Columbia River Gorge is a must do. Take the Mt. Hood Loop. You can stop and see waterfalls right off the road and go on short hikes. Full Sail Brewery is in Hood River and pretty solid for lunch and beer. It gets pretty crowded. Lots of Wind surfing at Hood River if you are into that. After Hood River on the Loop, the terrain changes and there are lots of vineyards. The Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood is a really cool old lodge.
Salt and Straw ice cream in Portland is incredible and worth the wait in long lines.
Salt and Straw ice cream in Portland is incredible and worth the wait in long lines.
Lafayette Housing Market
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 2/16/16 at 12:35 pm
I'm interested in potentially buying a rental property in the Lafayette area. My thinking is I can find a good deal with the oil industry in the dumps right now. Anybody have rentals in the area that can provide feedback? Or anyone more connected to the real estate market there? Thanks
re: Good cajun spots in Houston
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 2/5/16 at 12:43 pm
Bayou City Seafood & Pasta on Richmond is the closest thing to good Cajun food. Seafood Courtbouillon, fried catfish and red beans (lunch only I believe) are both really good. Good seafood pastas as well. Stay away from the crawfish etouffee (too bland) and the Poboys.
re: Buying crawfish burner & pot
Posted by Grits N Gravy on 2/2/16 at 12:49 pm
Do you have to have both the Cajun Rocket Pot burner and pot? Can I just use any normal 100 qt pot and just the Rocket Pot burner?
Thanks
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