LSU2001

Yeah didn't he post SMD on twitter or something? Apparently he didn't like the fans talking bad about the team and the game LOL! I am sure plenty of Aggy fans will offer to take him up on his SMD comment.

Preacher man says it the end of time and the Mississippi river she’s going dry. The interest is up and the stock market’s down and you only get mugged if you go down town. I live back in the woods you see, just my woman, the kids, my dogs and me. I got a shotgun, a rifle and a four wheel drive, and a country boy can survive.
Hank Williams Jr.

Sounds like he drowned and then was eaten. Jeremy Wade got into a swimming pool full of piranha and they showed no interest. He also swam with them in the wild and same result. But put some dead meat in the water and it’s a frenzy.

Or, instead of a water hose use uncle versey’s rat killin method!!
Rat Killin

God Damn King Cobra

I know it can be done, hell the germans used wood gas to power vehicles toward the end of WWII due to lack of oil. I also know it is a pain in the arse to set up the gasification contraption on a truck or car. I bought a diesel pickup truck years ago and learned how to make biodiesel. I also store a good bit of used cooking oil and regular highway diesel fuel.

I figure I can make biodiesel if and when I run out of stored diesel. It really doesn't matter how old the oil is because when you convert it to biodiesel you have to wash the mixture several times to get the contaminants out and make a better burning fuel.

In my opinion vacuum sealing is fine for 1-5 years storage. If you wish to maintain good quality, buy buckets and Mylar bags. Place bag in bucket, fill with rice, beans, etc. throw in a few chunks of dry ice and when it has sublimated mostly and filled the bucket with CO^2 vapor, then seal up bag. Packed like this they will be there a long time and the CO^2 helps kill off any bugs that may already be in the bean or rice.

Just my 2 cents

I guess you would be absolutely right on the surge height. I guess I was thinking they got the surge we did in lower lafourche but being on the west side of the eye would have made a huge difference.

I haven’t checked out Bason’s or Fourchon. I should be able to get to Bason’s now so When I get a look at basons I’ll let you know.

Hey guys,
Saw someone asking about the Leeville boat launch. I had nothing to do this morning so I rode down to Leeville from my home in Cut Off. I expected heavy damage and my expectations were sound. There is simply not much left of Leeville. Gails bait shop is gone along with Boudreaux bait shop are simply gone. I couldn’t even recognize exactly where gails was even located. I would guess the launch itself is fine but the limestone road into the launch area is washed out and I could t even get to the parking area. I don’t expect that to be fixed for quite awhile since I’m sure it’s low on the priority list. The pier is gone from what I could see. It also looks like most of the camps around marsh masters are also simply gone with only pilings left. There are a few camps that looked ok but they were above the surge. Even those looked to have sustained pretty heavy wind damage but they are still there. It’s fricked up but I don’t think anyone will be launching at the public launch anytime soon. Bobby Lynn’s was also pretty much destroyed but I saw some guys launching work boats there this morning. I don’t know if it’s open to the public or not, it’s just what I saw. A very depressing ride.

To top off that little trip, there was a real bad wreck on 3235 in the Cut Off area that happened at one of the sites where the utility ompanies are picking up timber’s that they had laid down so the linemen could access the poles in hard to reach swampy type areas. Looked like a Nissan Titan hit one of the trucks lined up with the crew picking up timber’s. It looks like he just plowed into the back of a stationary dually pick up and never hit the brakes. Anyway the Nissan went airborne and ended up a pretty squashed piece of metal upside down in the ditch.