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re: Fishing Grand Isle with no boat
Posted by oliver646 on 11/6/26 at 5:19 pm to tigerbait1970
Caminada Fishing Pier
re: Weirdest thing you've seen in the woods that nobody believes you about.
Posted by oliver646 on 11/6/26 at 5:17 pm to Captain Rumbeard
Saw a deer standing completely still, staring directly at me for what felt like five minutes.
Stewart's wartime experiences aren't something you see explored on screen every day. Might be worth a watch.
re: Anyone here had Burger King in the last 60 days?
Posted by oliver646 on 11/6/26 at 4:56 pm to muttenstein
Haven't heard much positive buzz about BK lately, so that's actually encouraging. If they've sorted out the quality and consistency, they might win back a few customers.
That extra inch of grass height is interesting. I've always thought mowing too short was asking for trouble with weeds. A thicker lawn gives them less room to establish themselves. Definitely worth trying.
re: Pels vs Minnesota
Posted by oliver646 on 11/6/26 at 4:43 pm to whatiknowsofar
I'm just here to see whether the team can finally give everyone something to be happy (drink) about lol
I guess reading really is fundamental. It's wild how many people buy tickets without checking the details first. You have to appreciate the commitment to a bit, though.
Since you're looking for Cajun/creole, make sure you grab a plate of jambalaya or a po-boy while you're tailgating. If you're heading to New Orleans, skip Bourbon Street late at night and hit Frenchmen Street instead, it's where the locals go for live music and way better bars. For the game, your seats are fine, but lower bowl is a totally different experience if you can swing it. Have a blast!
Yeah, those DIY foam kits work. You just cut them to size and push them into the back of the panels. It takes an afternoon and makes a huge difference with the heat.
The real problem is the weight. Those springs are balanced for the bare metal door, so adding foam can throw off the whole mechanism and burn out your opener. Check that it still lifts easily before you trust the motor.
My solution for the drafts and water pooling at the bottom was a kit from Frozen Garage Door Solutions. It stopped my door freezing to the floor and fixed the drainage without any concrete cutting. Do both and the garage will actually be usable.
The real problem is the weight. Those springs are balanced for the bare metal door, so adding foam can throw off the whole mechanism and burn out your opener. Check that it still lifts easily before you trust the motor.
My solution for the drafts and water pooling at the bottom was a kit from Frozen Garage Door Solutions. It stopped my door freezing to the floor and fixed the drainage without any concrete cutting. Do both and the garage will actually be usable.
I dissagree to it. Building a new house right in front of your eyes beats buying something ready-made any day. You see the quality process from the ground up, and knowing exactly what's behind the drywall is worth every single dollar.
Yeah, dealing with banks and contractors is a horrible experience, but ours was the exception. We went with West Homes, spent about $450k for a 4-bedroom house, and it was worth every penny. Watching their crew build it properly and actually knowing what went into it made the whole headache totally worth it in the end.
Yeah, dealing with banks and contractors is a horrible experience, but ours was the exception. We went with West Homes, spent about $450k for a 4-bedroom house, and it was worth every penny. Watching their crew build it properly and actually knowing what went into it made the whole headache totally worth it in the end.
re: Anyone catch the two MV-22 Osprey flying low over Baton Rouge?
Posted by oliver646 on 11/1/26 at 3:59 pm to AutoYes_Clown
They were probably on a training or transit flight.
re: My dog is not down with the time change
Posted by oliver646 on 11/1/26 at 3:58 pm to Jim Rockford
Dogs don't understand daylight saving time. As far as he's concerned, breakfast is an hour late and you're the one who's got it wrong.
re: SEC final predictions
Posted by oliver646 on 11/1/26 at 3:52 pm to mcspufftiger7
A home playoff game would be huge for LSU. Either matchup would be interesting, but getting that first game in front of our own crowd would be a massive advantage.
re: NFL Various Games - Week 8
Posted by oliver646 on 11/1/26 at 3:51 pm to lsupride87
Jags uniforms are defo a nice upgrade. As for Lamar, hard to build momentum when he keeps ending up injured.
Safe drive to Knoxville! Hopefully the first game is a good one. I'm sure someone here will keep the second-game updates coming.
Sounds like a few bad experiences have ruined it for you. There are still plenty of polite kids out there, but I agree that taking handfuls without even saying thank you is pretty poor behaviour.
I wouldn't hate this hire at all. He’s a proven culture-builder who knows how to win consistently. If he's spent a year studying modern offenses with the Rams and Bears, he might come back better than ever. It's a much safer bet than rolling the dice on another unproven coordinator.
re: Moving Company Recommendation?
Posted by oliver646 on 10/29/26 at 11:04 pm to GeauxTime9
When I moved from Chicago to Denver, I avoided the big national brokers entirely because I wasn't about to deal with my stuff getting held hostage for a bigger check.
I ended up just grabbing a truck from Elite Truck Rental and doing the drive myself. Honestly, hauling it across the plains was less stressful than dealing with a middleman who subcontracts the job to the lowest bidder. Rented the truck, loaded it up, and drove. Done.
I ended up just grabbing a truck from Elite Truck Rental and doing the drive myself. Honestly, hauling it across the plains was less stressful than dealing with a middleman who subcontracts the job to the lowest bidder. Rented the truck, loaded it up, and drove. Done.
The Fairgrounds has so much potential, but it's been stuck in the past for a long time. If Gayle Benson is willing to put that kind of money into renovations, it could completely transform the facility and draw a much bigger crowd. It'll be interesting to see if the city and the racing commission get on board.
Don't drop Sutton for any of those. He's still the most talented player in that group and his target share is way more secure. Your points scored against you is just bad luck, don't panic drop a solid WR1/WR2 for a waiver flier just because you're 2-4.
re: Anybody else have a (relatively) good feeling about this season?
Posted by oliver646 on 10/21/26 at 12:17 pm to hassan whiteside
Defense will be better, but predicting this team to stay healthy is the boldest take here. If Zion plays 65 games, a 6th seed is realistic. If not, it won't matter.
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