Limitlesstigers

[quote]And that most women in 2024 work and earn a paycheck, so it’s not just his house and his cash, right?[/quote] In 80% of marriages, men are the primary bread winner and tend to work 20+ more hours a week and make around 30% more income. 50/50 is not equal unless they agreed she would work less...

[quote]Districts like these will be the final death blow to public education in some areas. [/quote] Some districts deserve to die. To be honest, this is the best thing to happen to Louisiana since Landry took office. There will be a lot more to come. Parts of some other parishes here in Acadiana ar...

[quote]These people are spearheading this particular "anti" movement.[/quote] Her last name is Baum, she is a part of the "tribe."...

[quote]Several years ago my brothers wife and 6-8 friends went to Florida. They extended their stay a few days. A few months later 3 of them were divorced. My brother was one of them[/quote] When I was working in Destin. It was generally women in their forties hooking up with 25 year old waiters/bar...

Mazda 3 are pretty good cars. I drove a KIA Soul for 5 years and didn't have any engine issues....

[quote]There was a shop in the Dallas Galleria that did fake ID's and were somehow legal and categorized as souvenirs. Friends took a day trip in HS to get them.[/quote] Also one in Houston called Mr. ID that I took a day trip from Lafayette to go to. I used mine for a solid two years before I got i...

If your wife goes on "girl's trips", there's a pretty good chance she's cheating on you. Husband is a cuck. Imagine being married to these frumpy hags, paying for their trips, and then her cheat on you with a banana boat boy....

I come from a long line of rice/crawfish farmers in Acadia parish. If it weren't for AG subsidies for their rice crop this year, a lot of them would have had to take on a lot of debt or close shop this year. One of my cousins had to spend an additional $60k this year on irrigation. Most of them ...

[quote]I would bet the majority that go to ULL or tech just didn't get into LSU or with the right scholarship[/quote] That's definitely true for the majority of kids. Perhaps it's anecdotal but I know a handful of kids who picked Tech or ULL for their well known programs (their engineering school...

[quote]For very specific corridors, i.e, the NE/East coast from Boston down to Hampton Roads, Texas triangle, California.....maybe. [/quote] This, Amtrak's only profitable line runs in a corridor with over 60 million people within a few hours drive of the line. Brightline's model might work i...