Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Greenwell Springs, LA
Biography:1977 Alum
Interests:TIGER FOOTBALL & POSITIGER MEMBER!
Occupation:Retired
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Registered on:1/4/2008
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It's also a fairly oppressive society


Uhh, they don't put up with any Open Society bull*hit. AS my son says, it's a high confidence society. You can walk the streets at 1am and not fear for your life.


This couldn't possibly be a problem.
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Natural gas rates have skyrocketed. I'm in a business that uses a lot of it and the rate/unit essentially tripled from last year.


Why? I thought my had a surplus of natural gas.

re: Buying land in Europe?

Posted by RedlandsTiger on 2/15/26 at 7:27 am to
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I’d put my toe in the pond first by leasing/renting something there first for at least a year to see how I’d like year-round living in a place.


This



Frank Lloyd Wright was in a class by himself (but you can see the connection with Art Deco in the lines and repetition in his textile homes). The Ennis house in LA is a masterpiece.
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I try to at least clear 100k but its pretty much either work ALOT of overtime or work on the road


Are you getting a divorce because your wife didn't like you being gone all the time? I guess the money's not worth it.
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I’m mid 30’s and currently have $180k in 401k and $20k in Roth IRA. Hoping for solid returns over the next 25 years.


Put it all in growth/tech. SMH ETF is good one. If you had put $10k in it 10 years ago you'd have $180k today.


1937 Lincoln Zephyr “Voodoo Priest”


1939 Delahaye Type 165 “World’s Fair” by Figoni et Falaschi (Thank you Peterson Automotive Museum).


What! No 427 Cobras?!


Ok, The 1964 XKE convertible is the best!
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"$50,000 a year is a good salary"


I Back-In-the-Woods Louisiana.
We lived in the Ft. Lauderdale area in the 80s and there was a power plant that had a hot water outflow. The manatees would gather there for the warm water and we'd feed them cabbage, it was a very cool thing to see.

re: 24 Hours in Baton Rouge

Posted by RedlandsTiger on 1/29/26 at 5:45 pm to
I want the swordfish sign!
What, are you Muslim? Jewish? Agnostic? Methodist?!
Yeah, and priests forgive your sins.

1. Authority Structure: Critics argue that the Pope is treated as an infallible, unquestionable leader, similar to a cult leader.
2. "Works-Based" Salvation: Some argue that Catholic teachings on salvation (faith plus works/sacraments) contradict the biblical doctrine of salvation by grace alone, making it a "false religion" or "heretical".
3. Veneration of Mary and Saints: Practices like praying to Mary and the saints are seen by some as idolatry or a "cult" of worship separate from Christ.
4. Traditional Authority vs. Scripture: The view that the Church puts its own traditions and magisterium on par with, or above, the Bible is cited as a cult-like characteristic.
5. Specific Sub-Groups: Some note that while the Church as a whole is not a cult, certain, more insular movements within it, such as Opus Dei, can display cult-like behaviors.

Your right in there with the LDS church