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My new generator got hit while i was running on it after Beryl. Really sucked because i had to replace the control board and brush assembly, which is a rather large pain in the arse.

Also my old townhouse got the satellite dish blow off it from the lightning arcing over from a tree that got hit next door. It put a basketball sized hole in my roof.
We should Doordash her a care package.
I hope it was for running a speed trap shite hole. frick Hinds county.
Once in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. I took a bunch of investors down there to look at recovery efforts and two of us got so violently ill we had to cancel the whole next day. It was coming out of both ends at the same time. Ended up getting a doctor to come to the hotel and give us a couple shots then passed out and woke up feeling human again 16 hours later.
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Just let it be.

I see you’re not familiar with his obsession.
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Toonces was a reprehensible LSU logo from the Dinardo era.

Was it Dinardo? I remember Saban and people freaked out so much they had to come out and clarify that it wasn’t going on the helmets.

ETA. Toonces v1 was 2002 and v2 was 2007.
We have a guy who comes around once or twice a year and does it. But I’ll be damned if I’m letting him put Toonces on my curb like that one.

re: Fire up the Heup machine!

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 7:33 pm to
You’re never going to make it to the burger flipping station like this man. :casty:

re: Fire up the Heup machine!

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 7:30 pm to
You should focus on firing up the fry machine. Those kids need their happy meals.

re: Solar Panels - Is it worth it?

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 3:32 pm to
Are y’all baking rate inflation into your ROI? We typically look at it from an avoided cost of power model.

re: First NHRA Event

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 12:29 pm to
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Promod and Radial racing is where it's at.

Some of the best racing around. In the glory days of Duck’s races in Valdosta there was some wild shite. We took one of our cars there to run 275 radial but had an impeller wheel touch down on the first pass so it ruined our weekend. Now we only make a couple of the big races a year (mod nats, TX2K, etc)
Well I took a flyer on Max this week picking him second because of home track but I think I missed everything else :lol:
2011 Bama v LSU game of the century is on my list.
Btw if you get a proposal feel free to shoot it over to me at username at gmail. I don’t mind giving it a once over to see if they’re fricking you.

re: Help deciding on next car

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 10:13 am to
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I don’t hesitate to consider buying a Canadian-built automobile as I think of the build quality as on a par with US-built vehicles.

I would drive anything Multimatic built. They’re first class. I was lucky enough to drive one of their GT4 mustangs and it was phenomenal.

re: Help deciding on next car

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 9:56 am to
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The only American car I would buy (way outside my budget) is a Ford GT—the old one. Timeless design and wasn’t built for a straight line. A mustang will always be a mustang.

That doesn’t change how retarded your comment about the GTD is. Also, it’s built by Canadians.
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may rival 1/9/12.

You obviously weren’t around for this. It will never be surpassed.

re: Help deciding on next car

Posted by billjamin on 6/28/26 at 9:17 am to
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I may as well drive around on a boat attached to a trailer. It would corner the same.

I can’t believe I saw something this retarded this early in the day.
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Oh yes by a long shot.

Interesting. Where does all that cost come from? I bet some PE bros could come in and lean it out for us.
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cheaper to get life no parole convictions.

Is it more than housing, food, medical etc for the rest of their life?
I ignore vaguebook posts. I just assume they’re attention whoring.