Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Who knows where?
Biography:
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:12354
Registered on:1/28/2008
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
quote:

100K Pay breakdown - Bi-weekly (every two weeks) ~$3,195 (based on 26 pay periods). This is after taxes, 401k, health insurance is taken out $3195 x 2 = monthly take home $6390.00 - $2,400.00 mortgage - $1,000.00 car loans/maintenance - $550.00 Car Insurance - $300.00 Electric - $250.00 TV< INTERNET, Subscriptions etc - $600.00 kids (daycare, school ) - $450.00 random debt Leaves $840.00 "a month" for food and entertainment, ain't nobody getting rich on that


Childcare is way higher than that. Almost double until you get them into grade school. Then it’s not the childcare but the sports. And juggling your time to get them there.
quote:

do you drive with your right hand or left hand?


Yes
Please, can we call it a “tallywhacker?”

It’s a classic. Just like Revenge of the Nerds.
quote:

I didn't see this movie until 10 years after i came out but it has been a Holiday season must watch. And you are right. It definitely hammers home as an adult.


I swear to god I first read this and thought, “Why the hell does it matter when you came out?” :lol:
quote:

That show is like Space Ghost: Coast to Coast on acid.


SGC2C was already fricking crazy. But at least it was funny. Why throw an acid tab into it?
quote:

Easily the craziest late night host.


That’s your answer.

I like off the wall stuff and I found him annoying as frick.

re: The A-Team movie (2010)

Posted by LoveThatMoney on 11/14/25 at 5:31 am to
I love it when a plan comes together.
quote:

Texas has tried to correct for this with gifted and talented programs starting at the kindergarten level,


Man. That seems way too young. We didn’t start GT in Missouri when I grew up until 3rd grade (same for my kids now). Wonder what they see that helps them identify K kids as gifted over others. So much at that age is getting a kid to focus on anything for more than 5 minutes. Hard to assess intellect.

But yeah, homeschooling is cool and all, but what if you have a parent who is a moron trying to teach the kids? Or a parent who is impatient, or violent, or too strict, or easily overwhelmed? What if the kid is creative and all over the place but the parent is Type A and the result is they fight over the education tactics? At least teachers are mildly trained to handle these different methodologies of teaching and learning.

Seems like successful homeschooling takes a special kind of parent or a fortunate combination of factors. Godspeed to those parents who do it. Being around my kids all day trying to drill fractions into their heads sounds like a special kind of torture.
quote:

know getting pepper sprayed sucks but this dude is a turbocuck. The second time she did that in the hallway I would have punched her fricking face in until it was liquid.


Eating pepper spray and not reacting with violence makes this guy a turbocuck? That was impressive. I would have lost my mind the first time. That he was able to absorb that and keep his cool is more impressive to me than him beating seven shades of shite out of that a-hole.
quote:

Bruh everyone including his coaches have been talking about a possible injury all season wtf


And he had a right oblique injury.

The crazier thing to me is that they would rather trot him out there at 75% than put in Van Buren to let Nuss get healthy.

How the frick is Van Buren that bad? I just don’t see how that’s possible. The only explanation is they were trying to preserve a red shirt or something for MVB. Otherwise, I don’t get it because MVB is a pretty damn good player.
quote:

Now we have former terrible QB's breaking down current QB's Browne was awful


He knows more ball than I do, that’s for fricking sure. :lol:

ETA: Max admits to being a bust, btw.
I leave this here without comment other than it is interesting to hear from someone not so connected to LSU breaking down the QB play of Nuss. Browne is a former USC and Pitt QB.

YouTube Link
There was always the rumor of the morality clause being used to try to lower his buyout.

re: Movies that mist you up

Posted by LoveThatMoney on 11/10/25 at 10:38 pm to
quote:

She cried so hard and she asked why I would even do that to her.


Don’t watch Manchester by the Sea if you have kids. Movie is heartbreaking. Just thinking about it makes me depressed

re: Movies that mist you up

Posted by LoveThatMoney on 11/10/25 at 10:36 pm to
If you haven’t seen Never Let Me Go, and you want a full frick ugly cry, it’s phenomenal.

Andrew Garfield, Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan are all fantastic.

I walked into that movie with a friend of mine having very little idea what it was about and we walked out afterwards and didn’t say anything to each other besides “Jesus…” through sniffles for an hour

Also, Atonement got me good. Eternal Sunshine. Little Miss Sunshine (Paul Dano losing his shite just wrecked me when I was younger). The Fountain.

Dead Poets Society. It’s a Wonderful Life. Manchester By the Sea (frick that movie)

Lots of Pixar movies like Up, Inside Out, etc. The Iron Giant. Fox and the Hound

Parenting movies or movies dealing with that topic, like About Time. The bathroom scene in The Pursuit of Happyness is tough. Interstellar gets me.

Movies like Legends of the Fall or A River Runs Through It.

When I was a kid, Charlotte’s Web got me and a little known movie called Galavants.

re: Best Movie Posters

Posted by LoveThatMoney on 11/9/25 at 10:33 pm to
Akira is my favorite of all time:



Others include Amadeus, E.T., Ghostbusters, Evil Dead







And I always thought this was great: