Rebel920

That “ole miss podcaster” has always been thought of as a nut bag…and that was before the brain tumor.

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Maybe that request was due to higher insurance rates if buildings were considered in the flood plain.

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That would be the reasoning. It’s fairly common. My parents did it on their home. If the structures can be mapped out of the flood plain or a different flood plain then the rates go down. I don’t see anything nefarious about it. To my knowledge I don’t think it would have changed any safety protocols or requirements. Just reduced insurance rates.

Wright Thompson ordering at Canes

“I’ll have a triumvirate of your glistening fowl. Soaked in the brine of balmy days-gone-by. And to quench my unceasing thirst, please, a fair to middling portion of that southern nectar that fuels Dixie.”

In highschool spent a summer working in a restaurant as a bus boy. The job was terrible and working in there was exactly like the movie waiting. There were a few of us friends doing it though and we made a fun time of it after hours. Spent one summer painting land lines in south Alabama and got paid by the mile. This was probably the absolute worst job I did. Post college I worked in the oil field for a while. First out west which I liked. Moved back to work for offshore for a mud logging company that I friends family owned. Seemed like it was going to be a good gig. Would get left offshore for 6 weeks at a time with no relief on jack ups even though they told me I would be deep water. Then would get back on land and within two days they’d be calling me to head to some other spot. Made it through about 6 months of that before I told them to frick off.

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We love our son but my wife and I realize nothing with this child is easy. I don't think he is autistic. He's very smart- not in that parent blind to reality way. Kid just will not listen. Maybe this is normal but its beyond difficult and has been since he turned 2. He fixates on things he wants and his mind cannot let go. It makes it borderline impossible to give him direction.

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So my wife is a speech pathologist who actually does autism diagnostics for a living. Many children who are on the spectrum are highly intelligent. Doesn’t really have anything to do with it. The fixating on things can be a sign of autism for sure. I would highly suggest getting a referral from your pediatrician to a pediatric developmental and behavioral clinic of some kind and having him tested. There are so many resources available to parents out there today for a child on the spectrum and the understanding of it has drastically changed since we were kids. Many kids on the spectrum with the right help and tools become highly functioning successful kids. Hope you find some answers. If he is on the spectrum the earlier you get him help the better.

Including MOT as an old Krewe with OOM and not IM KOR and Comic Cowboys is kinda funny.Good big Krewe but wouldn’t call them old.

They’ve been in rut at our place in Washington county for at least a couple of weeks but our activity has been really down this late in the year. Not really sure on reasoning behind that. Had fields where I was seeing a bunch of does and now I really haven’t been seeing does but still been seeing bucks cruising. If anything it may be close to over on our place. I killed a really good one yesterday morning and he was long and lean. Not much fat left on him. Same with the one my buddy killed Saturday morning. Both stinking to high heaven as well.

This is the screen shot I saw. It’s Demetria Warren so who knows.

I think this is exactly how it plays out. I think Georgia D line gets to dart and that’s when our offense sputters. He won’t turn the ball over but they won’t score enough to win. If the injury report is to be believed our offense is in big trouble in this one. Defense should keep us in the game and keep it close. Pulling for the Rebs in this one. If they can get to 30ish points I think they can pull it out.

No idea on the Georgia secondary. I assume they are good. Don’t think that’s as big a deal though as the ole miss pass catchers are really good. It all comes down to does Georgia pressure dart. Pass protection has been bad in SEC play up until the last two games. When they protect him he’s really good. When he doesn’t have protection it’s just not as sharp and the offense bogs down. Now he’s still not really turning it over even with bad pass pro and the defense can keep them in games but I think the offense has to click to beat Georgia. So basically tell me who wins the line of scrimmage between ole miss o line and Georgia d line and that’s who wins the game. That’s why I lean Georgia winning.