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re: Who is Your OT Bestie

Posted by F1y0n7h3W4LL on 7/18/26 at 9:46 pm to
If I had one, I wouldn't name them.

I don't want to embarrass them and all.
Don't overlook Burgundy ....the street, not the region, wine, or color.
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I don’t know what to do, but I’m close to killing myself over it.



Lemme axe you, are you taking this too seriously?

I'll send flowers.


[quote]Just get naked. Nobody wants to fight a naked guy[/quote

^^ I've never seen that happen but it might be a way to clear a room
We needed a Costco run for toilet paper anyway.

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I just saw Caitlin Clark doing a sports drink ad on ESPN2. Definitely G rated, 3/10.
No, not yet, not permanently. She once broke her hip and had to stay with my brother for a few weeks and no one was excited about that. She was back home as soon as a ramp was installed at her house and a few adjustments were made in the bath, etc.

Mom said she didn't want to go to a nursing home. She's over a hundred now and still lives in her own home but my brother and we take turns watching over her. He lives in the same town and I am 250 miles away but we are both retired so we have adjusted our lives to make sure she's taken care of. We buy her groceries, take turns taking her to the beautician, and trips to the doctor. She still bakes a little and has 3 or 4 neighbors who will either call her or drop by for a visit.

We push her to continue to go to church and attend Council On Aging events. We reason that when she stops doing that, it will quickly be the last.

I don't know exactly what the future holds for her or us but I am confident she will be taken care of and if we have to make that change we hope she's not cognizant enough to know where she is. Ignorance is bliss.
I understand powerful feelings from the Lord, but I have to ask,...why were the men not getting it as well?

re: Do you kill coyotes?

Posted by F1y0n7h3W4LL on 7/16/26 at 8:37 pm to
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Anthony Kedis taught me true men don’t kill coyotes

At one time Anthony was hot, really hot.
I don't even know who those people are.

Hopefully, it won't effect the crawfish prices next year.
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I’ve been seeing nothing but good things from World Cup travelers regarding their experiences in the US.

I believe that's what travelgamer was referring to.
I thought things were great when the Siegen "lane" overpass replaced the wooden planks to help us go over the railroad tracks.

I don't want to have to count that far back.
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She looks 14, too


My first thought, exactly.

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That was before I saw the other pics.
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Every subdivision has it's own neighborhood treatment plant, but if you don't live in a subdivision you have a septic tank. The neighborhood plants will turn into pumping stations, but every other home in the parish will have to be tied in somewhere.


I live in a subdivision off 74 just west of Dutchtown and I can count 5 small plants just on our side of the highway. So, at least a dozen just between Dutchtown and St. Gabriel. How many more are in the count to make up the 74 plants? There has to be far more than 74 individual potty plants in East Ascension Parish.

The wastewater project seems like quite a fete, boring under highways and pumping it all the way to Ashland Road (between Lamar Dixon and the river) plant whose location hasn't been announced.

I realize we probably have a giant city on the dark side of the moon but getting through Ascension's maze of politics, graft, and red tape would be minor compared to this proposal that seems like just a dream that may never be realized.