Slickback
| Favorite team: | New Orleans Pelicans  |
| Location: | Deer Stand |
| Biography: | LSU FAN |
| Interests: | LSU Sports |
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| Number of Posts: | 28088 |
| Registered on: | 3/14/2008 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: Ascension Parish councilman sued over scandalous social media post
Posted by Slickback on 1/7/26 at 8:10 pm to ILurkThereforeIAm
Some college aged gal made a post on FB advertising babysitting services. Councilman posted “do you have to have a kid?” Or some similar comment.
The Ascension Parish Political Rumors FB page screenshotted it and called him out. It’s a pretty wild page with wild accusations and some unfounded rumors. No one knows who runs the page.
The Councilman outed (accused) the owner of the page as Ruth, who is the parish presidents assistant (or similar role) and then accused her husband of exposing himself to the councilman and his ex gf.
I don’t know any of these people but have watched it play out the last few days on FB :lol:
The Ascension Parish Political Rumors FB page screenshotted it and called him out. It’s a pretty wild page with wild accusations and some unfounded rumors. No one knows who runs the page.
The Councilman outed (accused) the owner of the page as Ruth, who is the parish presidents assistant (or similar role) and then accused her husband of exposing himself to the councilman and his ex gf.
I don’t know any of these people but have watched it play out the last few days on FB :lol:
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re: The perfect country song.
Posted by Slickback on 1/6/26 at 10:44 pm to rebelrouser
The Way I Am - Merle
Do You Believe Me Now - Verne Gosdin
I Can Still Make Cheyenne - George Strait
I’m Over you - Keith Whitley
Lost Highway - Hank Sr
That would be my top 5. Today.
Do You Believe Me Now - Verne Gosdin
I Can Still Make Cheyenne - George Strait
I’m Over you - Keith Whitley
Lost Highway - Hank Sr
That would be my top 5. Today.
NILSU (LSU's Name, Image, & Likeness program) launched with a prominent Times Square billboard in 2021 to mark the new era of college athletics, featuring LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne, symbolizing the program's visibility and commitment to athlete branding, a landmark move that set a standard for NIL activations in college sports. The billboard showcased LSU athletes and their growing endorsement deals, establishing NILSU as a leader in athlete empowerment and marketing, even leading to a documentary about their efforts.
Key Details:
Launch: The initial Times Square billboard for NILSU went up on July 1, 2021.
Featured Athlete: LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne was prominently featured, highlighting her endorsements and the potential of NIL.
Significance: It was a major statement, signaling LSU's dedication to capitalizing on Name, Image, & Likeness opportunities, making a big splash in the evolving landscape of college sports.
Ongoing Impact: The initial billboard was part of a broader strategy, leading to more NIL deals, educational programs, and even an Emmy-nominated documentary on Amazon Prime called "The Money Game".
In essence, the NILSU billboard in Times Square was a historic, attention-grabbing event that kicked off LSU's successful NIL journey, demonstrating a commitment to athlete branding and marketing.
Key Details:
Launch: The initial Times Square billboard for NILSU went up on July 1, 2021.
Featured Athlete: LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne was prominently featured, highlighting her endorsements and the potential of NIL.
Significance: It was a major statement, signaling LSU's dedication to capitalizing on Name, Image, & Likeness opportunities, making a big splash in the evolving landscape of college sports.
Ongoing Impact: The initial billboard was part of a broader strategy, leading to more NIL deals, educational programs, and even an Emmy-nominated documentary on Amazon Prime called "The Money Game".
In essence, the NILSU billboard in Times Square was a historic, attention-grabbing event that kicked off LSU's successful NIL journey, demonstrating a commitment to athlete branding and marketing.
Yeah it’s extra thick this year and the ash was as bad as I’ve ever seen it the day after Christmas.
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Ascension Parish Residents
I have traveled this entire Parish today from Donaldsonville, to Gesimar, to Prairieville, Gonzales, Galvez, St. Amant and Darrow.
This entire Parish is full of smoke no matter where you go.
We are not working any fire calls.
The only thing that I can come up with is they have to be burning sugar cane.
That usually happens every year about this time.
Please share this message to ease any minds of why this Parish is full of smoke. Fire Chief James E. LeBlanc 01/05/2026
Sugar cane fields burning across the river and in Convent.
re: Not a new topic: Hunter participation rates falling.
Posted by Slickback on 12/31/25 at 7:00 am to Purple Spoon
Agree with every point in your post. Especially this part…
I have 3 degrees and a dozen or so professional licenses, but when I get on these sites for states out west and they start talking about units and priority points and draws and raffles and special licenses, I log out and give up.
What I don’t understand is as fast as participation rates are dropping, bitching about out of state hunters on public land is rising.
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Public land is increasingly regulated and cryptic
I have 3 degrees and a dozen or so professional licenses, but when I get on these sites for states out west and they start talking about units and priority points and draws and raffles and special licenses, I log out and give up.
What I don’t understand is as fast as participation rates are dropping, bitching about out of state hunters on public land is rising.
Downtown Dutchtown got covered in it Friday afternoon. Never seen it that thick.
I think I’ve sold everything I ever posted on marketplace in under a week. You gotta ignore the 3000 “is this still available messages?” And the lowballs. If they’re serious, they’ll circle back with an actual message.
Tractors, trucks, boats, furniture, trailers, lawnmowers, etc. I think it’s great.
Tractors, trucks, boats, furniture, trailers, lawnmowers, etc. I think it’s great.
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This is 100% on the greased palmed politcians. Did yall hear about how they were supposed to limit it to 1 miles and then the new gov got elected and it quickly changed to 1/2 mile?
Who made this decision? Politicians? WLF? A commission? Someone needs to be accountable to answer the question as to “why”?
If it’s the commission, then who appointed them? Are they getting paid or is the politician that appointed them getting paid?
That’s where my breakdown in understanding is. If the people of Louisiana (the sportsman at least) are so against this, and have gobs of evidence against it, then why would the boundary get changed? Who can answer that question for the people?
re: Who will be the 1st OBer to get a Hilux???
Posted by Slickback on 12/14/25 at 9:23 am to jimjackandjose
Yeah I’d write a check right now if you could get that right for $14k. I’ll believe it when I see it
There’s a pile of them standing on Burnside blowing whistles and waving Mexican flags.
They pulled someone out of the Ideal market on 30 a couple days ago. I’m sure 30 or so fat blue-haired lesbians will go blow some whistles about it.
$500k/$500k/$100k and a $4mm umbrella
re: Pogy Boat Buffer - Next Steps
Posted by Slickback on 12/11/25 at 10:28 am to WizardSleeve
Part 1 - Guides viewpoint
Part 2 - Pogie Industry viewpoint
Lake Pickle of the Meateater/Bear Grease Network did a podcast/videocast about the issue. It was pretty good, informative, and showed both sides. Our politicians have still failed us by siding with the pogie industry, but I did appreciate hearing their viewpoint. It’s on Spotify/apple as well as YouTube.
Part 2 - Pogie Industry viewpoint
Lake Pickle of the Meateater/Bear Grease Network did a podcast/videocast about the issue. It was pretty good, informative, and showed both sides. Our politicians have still failed us by siding with the pogie industry, but I did appreciate hearing their viewpoint. It’s on Spotify/apple as well as YouTube.
It’s the incredible what some women will do for a like or a little attention online. That has empowered them to dress like that in places where it was not socially acceptable to do so in the past. It feels that some of them almost want someone to make a negative remark to them so they can run to FB and post the story. Then they get all the women preaching “girl power” and have simps hardlegging for them.
re: Will Matt McMahon take LSU to the Big Dance this season?
Posted by Slickback on 12/6/25 at 11:06 pm to Fast Times @ LSU
The next two games will by far be our toughest challenges yet. Let’s see how they look after that. They’ve looked much improved and I want to believe, but I’m not ready to make any proclamation yet.
I know for concerts, these ticket resellers (the ones that use the super computers to buy up most of the tickets before anyone else can) will sell tickets they don’t possess yet, because they are confident in their program and know they’ll have an inventory of tickets.
re: Brysten Martinez staying home
Posted by Slickback on 12/3/25 at 8:33 am to Swamp Scausage
A 6’7” OL who can play TE and was a All State basketball player…yeah he’s gonna be a baller
re: start in cattle
Posted by Slickback on 12/2/25 at 10:21 am to aldawg2323
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i know enough to avoid wild cattle. i eventually hope to avoid any brahman influence all together
I have a Brahman mix steer right now that spooks easy and clears a barb wire fence like a damn equestrian horse. Can’t wait to get his arse to the butcher.
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