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yeah I try to limit my sh*tposting to the OT. I gotta get the d*ckhead out of my system somehow, though. Sometimes I wonder if some of the people on this board treat others IRL the way they do here. Would be a sad existence.

re: Pre Workout Breakfast Suggestions

Posted by Loup on 2/12/26 at 1:01 pm to
Sourdough toast with peanut butter on it.

re: 610 Stompers are so embarrassing

Posted by Loup on 2/12/26 at 12:57 pm to
damn so now it's gay to have some goofy arse fun? Mardi Gras krewes are just as embarrassing but hell, it's mostly harmless fun. Leave them alone.
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The march to Cyberstan is intense. Love how the developers are putting in effort for the world building. The hacking and messaging has been a great add on for the lore.


I haven't played since October but the vids I'm seeing on the Cyberstan campaign have me wanting to play again. I might dive in this weekend.
I'm pretty sure all of my LSU apparel has come from Academy :lol:
I hate folding clothes but not enough to spend $8k to avoid it.

re: And Virginia hunters on here

Posted by Loup on 2/12/26 at 8:05 am to
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You have a POS problem and need some competent wild life enforcement


That's about how I feel about it. I complain about dog hunters as much as anybody but I don't want it banned. What I do want is for there to be an easy way to have recourse against dog handlers when their dogs constantly get off the property they are supposed to be on.

re: Forearm Training Methods

Posted by Loup on 2/12/26 at 6:59 am to
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NotoriousFSU


Looks similar to the one I use. I used a pretty thick closet rod to make mine. Love the pump from it.
probably 6-8 and that was a decade ago. I'm not a heavy drinker. Usually have 1 or 2 in a sitting.

re: Forearm Training Methods

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 6:27 pm to
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It does work. Don`t do it without a spotter.


Is it better than the tug toner?
as usual everybody goes off half cocked without knowing wtf they're actually mad about

re: Re: Massie and the SAVE Act

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 2:17 pm to
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Damn, we have to like Massie again!


I never stopped liking him.
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The only rights we have are the ones that can be defended from anyone who wants to take them away.




Yup. Our rights come from human action. Don't want to lose them due to inaction.
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I care about protecting the rights of Judeo-Christians worldwide and especially those in the U.S


jeeze dude

re: Speed Queen questions

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 12:56 pm to
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on my Maytag bravos last weekend … 8 years old.


If you get rid of it let me know. I'll buy the control panel from it :lol:

Forearm Training Methods

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 12:54 pm
What do y'all use?

I do the rice bucket thing at home every other day. At the gym I'll use the dowel with a rope, farmers walks, static holds, and deadlifts. What else are y'all doing?

ETA: I keep a captains of crush gripper at my desk and use it throughout the day as well.
I took some from a buddy's land. They've been in the ground for about 3 years now and they're just starting to really go. The little ones take a long time to establish and send down a taproot. I've read the big ones are really hard to transplant because of the taproot. I had a 50% survival rate on the ones I dug.

Are these on the interstate right of way? I don't think anybody would give a sh*t if you pulled one from there. I wouldn't go yanking them off of private property without permission, though.
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Either get clogged or shrink and pull away from the connectors or something.


I saw a video where a dude ran weedeater string down the drain line and fixed it. Might work.


If it were an old junker I'd say just put some roofing caulk on the fricker and don't open it :lol:

re: Vacuum sealing your soups/gumbos/etc

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 10:52 am to
I freeze it in a big silicone ice mold then remove, bag, and vac.

re: Maverick Tremor vs Ridgeline

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 10:45 am to
I really like the Ridgeline. I'm in a Ranger now and I was torn between the two. Ford was offering some better incentives so I went with it. In 5-8 years when I start looking for a new vehicle I'll probably go with the Ridgeline.

re: Moving to Tennessee...

Posted by Loup on 2/11/26 at 10:21 am to
One of my hunting buddies moved from BR to Johnson City 3 or 4 years ago. He loves it and keeps telling me I need to move up there.