TigerSharkMan

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yeah, lsu is all class. Pay your ex-coach, bums.

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Have fun with your next bargain basement SunBelt coach. Maybe you'll get lucky and get Golesh from USF. Then again, he might be waiting for bigger jobs to open up. :lol:

Have fun watching us with Kiffin.

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It's a pretty vivid example of how people just get excited about following hype and trends.

Many restaurants around me in Brooklyn have both a real restaurant and a food truck.

Prices for sit down service in a nice setting are usually cheaper even with tip than the same items in smaller quantities from their food trucks that you eat from plastic with plastic.

Food trucks still probably do 3x the business as the restaurants.

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I feel like the food truck trend is mostly over. I used to hear about that all of the time in my community, not so much anymore. Covid really hurt food trucks and they never seemed to recover.

All the ones by me, yeah you're paying $15-$20 for a sandwich/burger/entree and $20-$25 for a meal with a small drink (and unlike restaurants, no free refills). And the "meal" is usually a pitifully small side of fries or a small big of chips with the small no refill drink.

They've kind of put themselves out of business to some extent, being the same if not slightly more expensive than an average restaurant. My community has a food truck event once a month. I used to always go. I haven't been to it in probably at least 2 years.

Honestly I'm surprised he even played this week. After BK's firing and the blowout loss to A&M, I thought Nuss would opt out then. At that point there was already nothing to play for, and at this point I think he's a cancer on this team.

This is unrelated but I have always been fascinated by the decline of buildings, malls and commercial real estate. The idea of seeing an abandoned or near abandoned place, that you know used to be full of people and life, is just crazy and fascinating to me.

Place St. Charles is the biggest example IMO in the CBD. That place essentially had a small mall and food court on the first two floors. They even attached a Hampton Inn to it that also ended up being attached to a JoS. A. Bank. The place would be very music back in the 90’s.

You saw the retail part start to slowly die out in the late 2000’s and early 2010s. The Jos. A. Bank closed. The Hampton Inn is still there but walled off. 2020 and the pandemic finished off what little was left of Place St. Charles.

I actually was walking by there when I was in the city in June. There’s some exterior facing retail but not much. I actually tried to go inside to the old mall area. I got two pictures before security asked if they could help me. I just said I was getting out of the heat for a minute and then got out of there. But they legit weren’t letting anyone inside. 3 of the 4 entrances were locked, only 1 (the one I used was open). Food Court on the second floor completely closed and cut off. Escalators and elevators were not accessible.

Place St. Charles is a perfect example of the decline of New Orleans. Did any of you all work there in its heyday? Would love to hear other perspectives.

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Reminds me of Carl Edward’s final at Homestead.
Carl got fricked, Dennys crew chief fricked him.

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Considering Denny and Carl were teammates for awhile, I could easily see Denny calling Carl to talk about this.

I think we've seen Denny's last race in the NASCAR Cup Series. He has plenty of money, a wife, 3 wonderful kids. His dad's health has been failing. I just don't see how he doesn't walk away after this.

What just happened to Denny is something that breaks you. And it's going to take a long time, far more than a few months, for him to even remotely get over. I could see him coming back in 3 or 4 years doing the Daytona 500 and a Part Time schedule, but I don't see him being a Full Time Cup series driver again.

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Stop acting like we’re at war over there. And yes it’s black and white to anyone not fully soaked in propaganda nonsense.

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I agree with not ever having boots on the ground. I'm glad we have stayed out of fighting Israel and Ukraine's wars for them.

I know it's not possible, but I really wish there was a better place in the world for Israel to exist. Let Palestine exist, but be in utter poverty, destitution, hopelessness and oppression, just like the vast majority of the Middle East. Let the rest of the civilized world completely forget about the Middle East and isolate them into irrelevancy, similar to North Korea and Cuba.

Set up land for Israel in Australia, Canada and South America, well away from the major muslim terrorist groups and majority muslim countries.

Again, I know there's no way in hell it would happen, but it would be better for both Israel and the U.S. Maybe then we could truly just be America First and stop having to support and prop up Israel.

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Speed dating has basically been killed off too. Men wont go anymore.

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Absolutely. That YouTube channel has a great video on the death of speed dating as well. There's just no point.

Gotta love the consequences of feminism and #metoo. As these videos say, the time of women getting to freeload men are over.

Women are freaking out that clubs are dying. Men don't care anymore, because clubs are trashy, expensive and the women aren't worth it anymore:

Men Are Not Going To Clubs - Clubs Are Dying

On the following video, women are freaking out finally because they are no longer getting the free drinks. No more free drinks anymore. Women, once again thank feminism and #metoo. We received the message loud and clear:

Men No Longer Buying Women Drinks At Bars

Thoughts on this? As more and more men go international and get real women from South America, Asia and Eastern Europe, are American women about to be left behind for good? Is there any chance of even remotely saving American women? I highly doubt it.

If women in your life, especially feminists, are clueless, you need to show them this content and expose them to the truth.

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And here is a different video of life OUTSIDE of MOSCOW's elite borders.

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And your point? Here in the U.S. we could take you to large parts of the rural south, large parts of Appalachia as well as parts of the midwest and desert southwest, and you would see the same type of run down 3rd world type living and similar levels of poverty.

At least their major cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg are really nice and not sh*tholes like Philadelphia, Baltimore, San Francisco, parts of Chicago, parts of Los Angeles, parts of New York City. Heck, Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia truly rivals some of the worst places on the planet in terms of poverty, destitution and hopelessness.

Every country in the world tries to highlight it's beautiful and vibrant areas and ignore the areas that aren't postcard worthy, the areas that aren't very nice. Every country does propaganda to some sort. It's just we've decided some propoganda is good and some is bad.

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I don’t trust anyone anymore, not even Trump. Until he goes after Israel for what they do to our country and this world, then he is smeared as well.

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This part always gets me. Care to elaborate what exactly Israel is doing to the U.S. and the world, outside of trying to exist in their homeland, around a bunch of countries trying to destroy their very existence and finish what the Nazi's started?

This platitude is so old and stale. Stop just spouting it, tell us exactly how Israel is harming the United States and the world.