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I know I posted in this already but I think that my celebration is going to eventually choke out the damn oaks in my yard. I had a flower bed that had gotten taken over by bermuda. It had worked its way under the metal barrier that was buried about 2" deep. I dug up all of the plants my wife wanted to save and hit it with glyphosate. I then raked it all out, put two layers thick of weed barrier, and 2 or 3 inches of mulch. There's bermuda coming up through the barrier and mulch now.
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re: Bay St. Louis teen becomes one of youngest to graduate from law school
Posted by Loup on 5/15/26 at 7:29 am to LazloHollyfeld
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Congrats I guess. Wasted all those brains on becoming a lawyer.
yeah he could have done something that would make the world a better place
I'm full of sh*t on the OT and I troll the poli board from time to time since they're so sensitive. I'm genuine on H&G, OB, and book board.
re: British man dies after police arrest him for racism after being stabbed by Sikh man
Posted by Loup on 5/14/26 at 2:23 pm to CarolinaGamecock99
damn aren't the Sikh generally pretty chill?
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and are as movable as a 400lb dead man
yeah it ain't fun but thankfully they're weather proof so you can leave them up
re: Gallrein thinks we won the Vietnam War, says we should bring back a military draft
Posted by Loup on 5/14/26 at 1:14 pm to DyeHardDylan
can't believe there are retards out there who think we should replace Massie with this idiot
good lord they have some retards out there
re: Sad story out of Vicksburg - Son of former governor killed in plane crash
Posted by Loup on 5/14/26 at 12:54 pm to Btrtigerfan
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His construction business has operated in Saint Francisville for decades.
He owned the mat yard, right? I think he kept a lot of equipment by the old cannery as well.
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I have my own target but would prefer a bigger backstop for those long shots.
I hang a big rubber stall mat up behind my target when I shoot that far. They're about $50 at Tractor Supply.
re: Inside bank yesterday for business stuff...
Posted by Loup on 5/14/26 at 8:44 am to Lonnie Utah
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Second, but more interestingly, where does someone get 37 $2 bills in 2026?
She might be a stripper. With all the inflation over the last few years folks have started throwing $2 bills
re: If your kid is giving a valedictorian speech… tell them to not be poitical
Posted by Loup on 5/14/26 at 8:21 am to LSUFanHouston
If it were politics you believed in you'd probably be calling her stunning and brave
I guess when you only have $15 in your account a $10 food order being wrong is a big frickin' deal
Nothing makes me rage more than needless cruelty to children or animals. It's one of the few things that could make me resort to violence.
Photo dump.
I think I need to prune this thing again.
My Arctic Frost Satsuma has really taken off. I planted it last June and it barely grew last year.
This has been my favorite to watch grow. Everything happens so fast.
My wife's Meyer Lemon is coming back. It had gotten too big to put one of the Amazon bags over it during last year's frost so I set up a small greenhouse over it. Two brood lamps didn't save it. Thankfully it's coming back from above the graft.
My Bell's Starfruit has recovered from its tantrum and has started putting out new growth again.
I cut down the panicle on my Pickering Mango a few weeks ago and then removed the fruit as soon as they were pea sized. It immediately started putting out new growth.
The $10 thornless Key Lime rehab project is still going well. I think this is going to end up being a really nice tree. Trying to decide if I should up pot into a 15 gallon now or wait until next year.
I think I need to prune this thing again.
My Arctic Frost Satsuma has really taken off. I planted it last June and it barely grew last year.
This has been my favorite to watch grow. Everything happens so fast.
My wife's Meyer Lemon is coming back. It had gotten too big to put one of the Amazon bags over it during last year's frost so I set up a small greenhouse over it. Two brood lamps didn't save it. Thankfully it's coming back from above the graft.
My Bell's Starfruit has recovered from its tantrum and has started putting out new growth again.
I cut down the panicle on my Pickering Mango a few weeks ago and then removed the fruit as soon as they were pea sized. It immediately started putting out new growth.
The $10 thornless Key Lime rehab project is still going well. I think this is going to end up being a really nice tree. Trying to decide if I should up pot into a 15 gallon now or wait until next year.
Old dude i used to work with was a swinger. He'd drunk dial one of the other younger baws on the weekends and try to get him to his house to bang his wife.
My wife would probably read morning glory milking farm and flick her bean all day.
re: If you liked Project HM
Posted by Loup on 5/13/26 at 3:38 pm to TygerTyger
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I know we have a book board but does anyone even go there?
I check it every day. I get most of my reading recs from here.
re: Your Compact SUV Favorites:
Posted by Loup on 5/13/26 at 2:28 pm to A Menace to Sobriety
Got my wife a CRV last year and it's been nice. Might be too small for the fats but it is perfect for us.
I planted a tabasco pepper plant in 2020 and up to last year when I demolished the raised bed I'd have 50-60 pepper sprouts coming up every year. If I didn't pull most of them they'd take over. I'd let 2 or 3 grow.
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