zuluboudreaux
| Favorite team: | USA |
| Location: | God’s country USA |
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| Number of Posts: | 1247 |
| Registered on: | 1/12/2008 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: What's your church level today?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 8/9/26 at 10:58 am to Jim Rockford
Cassock & Surplice as I served 9am mass.
re: Have you ever nicked/scratched your watch?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 8/6/26 at 5:31 pm to BabyTac
quote:
49 years old. Can honestly say I’ve never owned a watch.
As I was walking down the street, one day
A man came up to me and asked me
What the time was that was on my watch, oh
And I said
Yeah, I said
Does anybody really know what time it is? (I don't care)
Does anybody really care? (About time)
You know, I can't imagine why
re: Active shooter at an in-n-out grand opening in twin falls Idaho
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 8/2/26 at 9:13 am to Huey Lewis
While both cartridges use similar .22-caliber projectile weights, the 5.7x28mm is a high-pressure centerfire round that delivers roughly double the muzzle energy and significantly higher handgun velocities than the rimfire 22 Magnum (.22 WMR).
Key Ballistic DifferencesIgnition
Type: The 5.7x28mm uses a reliable centerfire primer, whereas the .22 Magnum is a rimfire cartridge.
Muzzle Energy: “The power difference is about double. The 22 mag can only produce about 200 foot pounds, the 5.7 can produce 350-400 foot pounds of energy.”, as noted on 1911Forum.
Velocity from Handguns: Fired from a standard handgun barrel, 5.7x28mm routinely exceeds 1,700 feet per second (fps), while a .22 Magnum out of a comparable handgun barrel typically lags behind at 1,100 to 1,350 fps.
The "Glorified .22 Mag" Myth: Critics often call the 5.7 an overpriced rimfire, but “The two cartridges have comparable bullet weights and velocities, but only if you compare a 5.7 pistol to .22 Magnum out of a rifle-length barrel.”
Key Ballistic DifferencesIgnition
Type: The 5.7x28mm uses a reliable centerfire primer, whereas the .22 Magnum is a rimfire cartridge.
Muzzle Energy: “The power difference is about double. The 22 mag can only produce about 200 foot pounds, the 5.7 can produce 350-400 foot pounds of energy.”, as noted on 1911Forum.
Velocity from Handguns: Fired from a standard handgun barrel, 5.7x28mm routinely exceeds 1,700 feet per second (fps), while a .22 Magnum out of a comparable handgun barrel typically lags behind at 1,100 to 1,350 fps.
The "Glorified .22 Mag" Myth: Critics often call the 5.7 an overpriced rimfire, but “The two cartridges have comparable bullet weights and velocities, but only if you compare a 5.7 pistol to .22 Magnum out of a rifle-length barrel.”
re: Active shooter at an in-n-out grand opening in twin falls Idaho
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 8/2/26 at 8:15 am to GREENHEAD22
quote:
What was he shooting? Looks almost like 22.
FN FiveSeveN
5.7x28mm
With suppressor
Sorta like an AR-15 .223 round but from a pistol.
Badass
re: Have you ever known a legit murderer?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/30/26 at 2:13 pm to lsubatman1
1986 Chad Louviere - Terrebonne Deputy
Interacted with him many times while working.
In uniform, off duty, he pulled over a random female, drove to cane field and raped her. Gave her his business card stating you can call be back or report me, but he will kill her and her family. She reported him anyway.
He then drove to Argent Bank where his estranged wife worked and entered with AR15. Made the males inside leave and 5 females remained. He immediately shot 1 female in the head and killed her.
He let 1 female go in exchange for McDonald’s food
Let a second one go in exchange for a police radio.
Forced the others to engage in sex acts while he watched and then raped all 3.
He surrendered the next day.
Sick POS. Many of the homemade VHS tapes they found in his apartment were sickening & perverted.
Sentenced to death. Appealed and granted retrial. Victims didn’t want to go through another trial, so he plead guilty and received life sentences.
I now reside next to his sister and her husband.
Interacted with him many times while working.
In uniform, off duty, he pulled over a random female, drove to cane field and raped her. Gave her his business card stating you can call be back or report me, but he will kill her and her family. She reported him anyway.
He then drove to Argent Bank where his estranged wife worked and entered with AR15. Made the males inside leave and 5 females remained. He immediately shot 1 female in the head and killed her.
He let 1 female go in exchange for McDonald’s food
Let a second one go in exchange for a police radio.
Forced the others to engage in sex acts while he watched and then raped all 3.
He surrendered the next day.
Sick POS. Many of the homemade VHS tapes they found in his apartment were sickening & perverted.
Sentenced to death. Appealed and granted retrial. Victims didn’t want to go through another trial, so he plead guilty and received life sentences.
I now reside next to his sister and her husband.
re: Everyone blames boomers for hoarding wealth
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/29/26 at 5:33 pm to GreatLakesTiger24
quote:
Everyone blames boomers for hoarding wealth
no, we blame them for selling out the country to hispanics, middle easterners, East Asians, and the Levantine
And how has the individual boomer done this? Explain.
435 Congressmen, 50 Senators, 9 Supreme Court justices and the President over the last 65 years are the people responsible for the state of this country.
re: Let’s say Trump was right about Fauci/COVID
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/28/26 at 5:09 pm to NIH
Every Tom, Dick and Harry celebrity, media person, infectious disease ‘expert’ was in on the hoax. Trump is not a scientist, but he has a lot of common sense and big picture vision.
They were never gonna let Trump act contrary to the “science” and narrative they were pushing.
Trump did what he could while getting pushback every step of the way.
The state Governors did the most damage.
They were never gonna let Trump act contrary to the “science” and narrative they were pushing.
Trump did what he could while getting pushback every step of the way.
The state Governors did the most damage.
re: Jailbird Mugshots.. pt II
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/27/26 at 5:40 pm to WWII Collector
Last mugshot, I fought the law and the law won.
re: What is the most evil company that does business in Louisiana?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/26/26 at 4:16 pm to KemoSabe65
You may be also if your roommate was murdered by a serial killer.
re: What is the most evil company that does business in Louisiana?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/25/26 at 7:28 pm to Boston911
quote:
Feel free to clear it up Asbel.
:rotflmao: lsuconman called you Asbel. :rotflmao:
re: What is the most evil company that does business in Louisiana?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/25/26 at 2:54 pm to lsuconnman
quote:
Everyone asssumed it must be a scam because it was contradictory to their nature.
lsuconman
Every good scam needs a good conman.
re: Do you guys honestly like your job?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/22/26 at 11:13 am to Uga Alum
My job of 36 years, I loved for many years and tolerated for the last 3.
It was nice to be financially sound and could leave any day if I got fed up.
Retired now for 7 years and love it.
Have not had a bad day yet. Some better than others, but no bad days.
It was nice to be financially sound and could leave any day if I got fed up.
Retired now for 7 years and love it.
Have not had a bad day yet. Some better than others, but no bad days.
re: Missing 18 year old's body found on Horn Island - and ridiculous reactions.
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/20/26 at 5:25 pm to Red Stick Tigress
quote:
Rev Al and Tyler Perry are each contributing $50K for the arrest and conviction of whoever unalived Nolan Wells.
If I notify Rev Al and Tyler Perry that Nolan Wells is responsible for the death of Nolan Wells, do I get the money?
I guess that even if correct, I can’t cash in because Nolan Wells cannot be arrested and convicted.
Rev Al and Tyler Perry are pretty smart knowing they can’t lose and money.
re: Why is hospital food so awful?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/20/26 at 11:21 am to andouille
Maybe we can get TulaneLSU and mother to go on a trip, and rate the top 25 hospital foods in South Louisiana?
re: Someone please explain why Australian coach had to apologize to Angel Reese
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/20/26 at 6:24 am to tigerdude12
It’s 2026 and it’s the WNBA and it involves Angel Reese.
Instead of WNBA, they want it to be the BWNBA.
Any whitey is the devil.
That is why the coach apologized.
Instead of WNBA, they want it to be the BWNBA.
Any whitey is the devil.
That is why the coach apologized.
re: It’s a Small World Ride at Disney Claims a Life
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/17/26 at 6:11 pm to soccerfüt
It's a small world, but I wouldn't want to have to paint it.
Credit comedian Steven Wright
Credit comedian Steven Wright
re: AK agrees to paycut to stay with team
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/16/26 at 8:20 am to FMtTXtiger
It’s a “what can you do for us now” situation.
Best man up.
What you did in the past doesn’t matter this year.
Best man up.
What you did in the past doesn’t matter this year.
re: Politics aside, who's the worst Governor Louisiana has ever had?
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/16/26 at 5:51 am to FlyingTigerBo
Earl Long
Around 1949, President Truman offered Louisiana 100% of ALL federal royalties collected with 3 miles of the coast.
Long consulted with Leander Perez in Plaquemines parish, where most of the oil rigs were located below the parish, both within and outside the 3 mile boundary.
Perez wanted 100% of ALL revenue including beyond the 3 mile boundary.
Truman said no.
Today, LA produces $5 Billion in offshore royalty revenue and receives on $39 million back from the feds.
Around 1949, President Truman offered Louisiana 100% of ALL federal royalties collected with 3 miles of the coast.
Long consulted with Leander Perez in Plaquemines parish, where most of the oil rigs were located below the parish, both within and outside the 3 mile boundary.
Perez wanted 100% of ALL revenue including beyond the 3 mile boundary.
Truman said no.
Today, LA produces $5 Billion in offshore royalty revenue and receives on $39 million back from the feds.
re: Self-proclaimed Houma pastor, woman accused of child abuse crimes in Terrebonne Parish
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/15/26 at 6:43 pm to Weekend Warrior79
quote:
What's with the torn NAACP membership card on the bible?
Probably the only good decision he ever made.
re: Sad news - Federal officer killed in Alexandria, LA shootout
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/14/26 at 4:20 pm to Casual
US Marshals track down the worst of the worse violent offenders daily.
They also have Task Forces where local police and deputies are paid locally but work with the US Marshals. You would be surprised by how many local criminals are tracked down and arrested by US Marshals daily. They will follow out of state to capture them.
They also have Task Forces where local police and deputies are paid locally but work with the US Marshals. You would be surprised by how many local criminals are tracked down and arrested by US Marshals daily. They will follow out of state to capture them.
re: 14-year-old boy lured pizza delivery driver to empty apartment before executing him
Posted by zuluboudreaux on 7/14/26 at 4:00 pm to HoustonGumbeauxGuy
Remember that we should judge these people by the content of their character.
Probably only get juvenile life and street credibility.
Released at age 21 to kill again.
Will cost society more than he will ever contribute.
Just asking, where is Benjamin Crump??
Probably only get juvenile life and street credibility.
Released at age 21 to kill again.
Will cost society more than he will ever contribute.
Just asking, where is Benjamin Crump??
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