armytiger96
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| Registered on: | 9/17/2007 |
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re: Uncle Earl's on Perkins closing for good January 15th
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/7/26 at 9:02 pm to fr33manator
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Pronounced "Anal Ease"
My sister was planning to name my niece Annalyse until my dad warned her that she will have several unkind nicknames when she gets to high school!
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re: How the hell are people affording daycare
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/7/26 at 3:56 pm to MLSter
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Yes, this is criminal, and then when the government steps into help you get the Learing Centers.
How so? Hiring a teenage girl at $15/hr is $600 a week.
I would be willing to bet that if you put pen to paper the cost is more reasonable than you would expect.
re: 1-7 1st rd. bye teams first 2 years
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/5/26 at 8:55 am to DeathByTossDive225
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The NCAA is truly run by retards & should be dissolved.
While your statement may be true it doesn't apply here.
This isn't a NCAA event or championship. This is Dr Pepper sponsored Championship. Seriously its media/Conference driven event that the NCAA allows its members to participate in. Its a money grab which is why it will keep expanding until you get to 32 teams.
The decisions aren't based on logic for competition they are based on what generates more revenue. See previous comment about 32 teams. I believe that's where we are headed and will lose the Army/Navy game as we know it today and eventually the CCGs.
re: Venezuela attack got me to thinking, where are our U.S. air defense systems?
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/4/26 at 1:33 pm to facher08
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Mattress Firm locations. No one is ever inside, yet they never go out of business. They are all disguised Patriot systems.
And here I thought it had more to do with Cartel money laundering and distribution systems.
re: Southern Pearl Oyster House (BR) closes its doors after 6 years
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/4/26 at 1:13 pm to whoa
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Weird location, maybe would’ve done better further down Perkins Rd
Weird location? Is that code for right next to one of BR's most popular restaurants? I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact in the general area they were competing against:
Louisiana Lagniappe
Rouj Creole
Roux 61(Closed now)
Drago's (new to area)
Tallulah
Supper Club
I think it has more to do with outside seafood restaurants trying to enter a market that is saturated with home grown competition.
re: 2025 Travel Year End Review
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/2/26 at 9:18 pm to geauxpurple
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Then we spent three days in Prague afterwards.
I may be spending 3 days in Prague this summer any suggestions on must sees or don't do?
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 2:46 pm to Antonio Moss
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So a market for paying 18-22 year old athletes to play college sports?
You're playing semantics here. A "black" market amongst boosters to gain a competitive edge of course. That market has existed since the day college football was invented.
Remove the schools from the equation and its a market that no one cares about ala USFL and these athletes have zero NIL value.
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 2:02 pm to Al Opecia
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Millions of dollars that used to be deliverered under the table in secret is now getting taxed correctly. Thats about the only difference. Its not a brand new situation.
Yet the media created a narrative that these same players can't afford to go on a date or out to eat to push their agenda.
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 2:00 pm to Antonio Moss
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There is very clearly a huge market for these athletes because the second the Court struck down the prohibition on paying these players, NIL turned into a multibillion dollar industry
Only because its pay for play now under the guise of NIL. Its obviously being abused which is why the NCAA has partnered with Delloitte going forward to form a NIL clearinghouse.
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 1:23 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
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Johnny Manziel built a stadium
No he didn't. A rabid desperate fan base with deep pockets excited about a move to the SEC built the stadium. The only reason anyone in this world knows his name is because he was given the opportunity to play football at aTm.
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 1:19 pm to TigerAllNightLong
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This was and is true right now. However, with sports gambling really taking off I’m not sure how long it will be true. The NFL might have a market for feeder leagues tightly associated with each team mainly supported by gaming.
I hope you're right. Then we will get college football back, but unfortunately I think you're wrong.
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 1:16 pm to Antonio Moss
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College football, basketball, and baseball (to a lesser degree) are the only systems in the entire world where people make the argument that people who drive the revenue should be legally prohibited to contract for their services.
Its also the only system in the world where organizations lose money and yet the uneducated public screams that that the participants should be paid millions.
NIL is a joke. These athletes have zero market value without being tied to the school. The vast majority of people watch, attend the games, and pay the athletes way too much because of their love for the letters/logo on the helmet not back of the of the jersey
re: Someone explain how NIL is good for the game
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 12:52 pm to holdmuh keystonelite
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Yeah I know TV ratings are still good but that is only because gambling has become so big.
This is all that matters everything else is lagniappe!
re: If you don’t want byes you have to go to 16 teams in the CFB playoffs
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 12:43 pm to Suntiger
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Or better yet, just create a semi-pro league these players can play in. Have to be over 18, but under 25. Let college football go back to being college football.
I've been saying this for years, but it won't sell without the dedication and passion of fans tied to a college. Our media overlords realize this and created one via college football.
Look at USFL as well as NBA and MLB minor league attendance and viewership compared college football, basketball, and baseball especially the playoffs. Theoretically, superior products with inferior following.
It's not about the talent on the field its about some form of established rapport to the teams playing and a captive audience. How else do you sell out NFL stadiums and generate 10 MM viewers for the Army/navy game!
re: If you don’t want byes you have to go to 16 teams in the CFB playoffs
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 12:23 pm to InkStainedWretch
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This is all a TV show.
Someone else gets it. Its a media owned playoff not NCAA playoff! As long as eyeballs are fixed to the screen this will continue to grow!
re: If you don’t want byes you have to go to 16 teams in the CFB playoffs
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 12:19 pm to InkStainedWretch
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Of course everyone is going to bitch if they go to 16.
Yeah about that . . . This is going beyond 16 teams! Expansion will not stop until the golden goose has been slaughtered!
CFP Expansion
re: The playoffs and the major bowls cannot coexist.
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 8:57 am to LSUFanHouston
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Almost every problem with the CFP ties back to the fact that we are using bowl games for quarters and semis 4 weeks after the season ends.
No it doesn't. Almost every problem with the CFP centers around manufactured controversy. Why because that's what sells. This entire playoff system isn't about finding a true champion its about generating money via selling ads.
Most of the controversy centers around polls, who was left out, and WTF are G5 schools in the conversation. We've worn that narrative out over the past month. We have an upset so we create a new controversy about the layoff and bye week is now a disadvantage.
If the layoff becomes a statistical anomaly then the simple fix go to a 16 team playoff or an 8 team playoff. Since we're selling ads it will be more games and will remain on New Years why because there is a huge void of entertainment here!
New Year's would completely suck if we took away a day full of good football games!
re: What is your favorite SEC excuse when they lose a bowl game?
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 8:22 am to Buttermilk Pancakes
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What is favorite SEC excuse when they lose a bowl game?
It's a just a bowl game! It just doesn't mean anything anymore!
re: At their peak, who got shown on TV more during a football broadcast:
Posted by armytiger96 on 1/1/26 at 8:19 am to SoFla Tideroller
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Monday Night Football camera crews in the 70s were the best at scoping out talent. Any game with Brent Musberger calling the action had crews on the hunt, too.
I watched an ESPN Classic a few years back of what I assume was a 1970's game of AL vs USC in LA. Bear Bryant was smoking on the sidelines. Camera crew followed a hot blonde from concession stand to her seat with Kieth Jackson commenting the whole way. It was glorious!
re: How does the redneck fireworks stand business model work?
Posted by armytiger96 on 12/31/25 at 4:47 pm to weagle1999
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Do those folks have direct pipelines to China for their inventory?
I'm not sure but my guess is they buy from a mega distributor on the midwest like Boomland.
re: These people could still be dangerous but we are releasing them from prison anyway
Posted by armytiger96 on 12/31/25 at 2:08 pm to holdmuh keystonelite
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Civil commitment of sexually violent predators (SVPs) is a legal process allowing states to indefinitely confine individuals who, after serving their criminal sentences for sex offenses, are deemed by a court to have a mental abnormality or personality disorder making them highly likely to re-offend, thus posing a danger to public safety. It's a non-punitive, civil psychiatric confinement separate from criminal incarceration, occurring in secure facilities, and often lasting years or indefinitely until treatment proves they are no longer a risk.
I have no problem with this.
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