AlwysATgr
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
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| Biography: | Christian, Married, 3 children |
| Interests: | Jesus, Home, Bible, Golf |
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| Number of Posts: | 21851 |
| Registered on: | 4/8/2008 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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No Yelberton? No SVB?
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Is socialism the fix for any of that?
When people on here talk on here about knowing socialists, about 99% of Dems are socialist wannabees and gonnabees. They have no principle in their philosophy that stops them. Just a matter of time.
When people on here talk on here about knowing socialists, about 99% of Dems are socialist wannabees and gonnabees. They have no principle in their philosophy that stops them. Just a matter of time.
re: Louisiana Smoked Sausage
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 9:11 pm to ragincajun03
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The Cajun Prairie
The mother lode of smoked sausage, boudin, tasso, and andouille.
TBH, it was one my all-time best culinary discoveries. LA ex-pats learned quickly to bring our coolers and stop by Exits 97 and 44, and stock up en route to TX.
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crony capitalism.
What are some examples of this?
re: District Attorney Fires Back at Crump
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 8:40 pm to prplhze2000
What has to happen and who starts the ball rolling to sue Crump? Is there a legal case to be made?
Mississippi could do a lot of folks a big favor by slamming that clown.
Mississippi could do a lot of folks a big favor by slamming that clown.
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1. Without any hesitation. Because I know it can be a lot worse.
Dittoes
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OM manhandled LSU the entire game
At some point when no one was looking we rushed for 172 yds.
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moe1967
Thanks!
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When I see someone around here buying Savoie’s or Richard’s it blows my mind.
Yep. And for those in BR, if you want the best, head west to the prairie, not down river.
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Part of that comeback was Sam, part of the failure was Sam's missed opportunities and part was Spears injury.
And losing Trey'Dez.
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moe1967
Thanks for the recs.
If they're far better than Rabideaux's/Teets, then I definitely want to try them.
re: Does Leavitt have one or two years of eligibility here?
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 11:33 am to Allthatfades
In '22, Jayden was 8/15 for 86 yds and had 19 carries for 10 yds vs an avg Arky team. That was game #10 on the schedule.
Jayden improved leaps-n-bounds in '23.
Jayden improved leaps-n-bounds in '23.
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cutting federal waste
Isn't the federal payroll smaller than it's been in years?
re: Angela Paxton Gets It - TX Elections
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 11:12 am to alabamabuckeye
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alabamabuckeye
Can you provide an official statement from Talarico on Karmelo's stab & sprint event? I'd be interested to know his thoughts.
re: Film shows game came down to LSU OLine and Chambliss
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 11:08 am to Kool Kaliper
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It amazes me that you guys blame everyone else instead of the white, I mean right guy.
There's plenty of blame to go around:
- Poor start on offense
- Didn't handle the road environment well
- Bad defensive scheme in the 1st half
- Poor OL pass blocking
- Only giving the RB two touches in the first three possessions
- More bad OL pass blocking which stresses the QB
- Absolutely inexcusably giving up the TD before the half
- Poor start on offense in the 2nd half.
- Jumping offsides 2X on the OM 2-pt attempt
- Sam missing really open receivers at pivotal moments.
- One that needs more discussion - our DBs are the softest tackling group I recall. Enough to make Eric Reif take a knee (if he was watching). And Pickett who's should be a top flight CB, was right in the midst of several OM big plays.
On a more positive note: as poorly as we played, we made Chambliss play out of his mind to beat us by one score. Props to him and OM.
Lot of football to be played.
Angela Paxton Gets It - TX Elections
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/24/26 at 10:37 am
Ken Paxton’s estranged wife tells GOP women: Vote Republican ‘even if we’re mad’
KXAN
And I would graciously extend this advice across the Sabine. Some may be mad at Landry for one thing or another. But if you can't primary him out, you are magnitudes better off with him than another lowlife Dem loser like Edwards.
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“Because we have more control over that seat and the future when we control the seat, when it’s still in the family, even if we’re mad at it,” she said. “But if we lose it to the other team, the nuances that we want to fix with maybe a certain candidate are nothing compared to what it’s going to take to get it back, right?”
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“They’re [Democratic candidates] not like a stand-alone thing, like a menu item. We have more control when it’s our party,” Paxton continued. “We have more ability than influence, and that person is attached to our party.”
KXAN
And I would graciously extend this advice across the Sabine. Some may be mad at Landry for one thing or another. But if you can't primary him out, you are magnitudes better off with him than another lowlife Dem loser like Edwards.
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And you are quite obviously a product of your right wing anti-education environment.
How much money does it take to teach math in say, Baltimore?
It would be interesting to see how much money is spent in our worst performing skools compared to China/Japan.
NFL - have not watched in approaching 3 decades from when I watched it every weekend, Monday night, and playoffs. I was driven out by:
a) when they tried to stop Reggie White (GOAT), et al, from praying at midfield after the games,
b) when they stopped churches from having Super Bowl watch parties, and
c) the whole woke/Kaepernick/BLM fertilizer.
CFB - still watch LSU games but the emotional attachment is about 25% of what it used to be. The things that made CFB the greatest sport on earth have been mostly disassembled and replaced with a version of travel ball. I know we're told viewership is up, but keep in mind 3 factors: 1) the game still lives off the momentum of what it used to be, 2) might it be more popular if it was what it used to be? and 3) its trajectory long-term is toward becoming minor league football.
ETA: TejasHorn - didn't see your post above but your sentiments on CFB and mine are akin.
a) when they tried to stop Reggie White (GOAT), et al, from praying at midfield after the games,
b) when they stopped churches from having Super Bowl watch parties, and
c) the whole woke/Kaepernick/BLM fertilizer.
CFB - still watch LSU games but the emotional attachment is about 25% of what it used to be. The things that made CFB the greatest sport on earth have been mostly disassembled and replaced with a version of travel ball. I know we're told viewership is up, but keep in mind 3 factors: 1) the game still lives off the momentum of what it used to be, 2) might it be more popular if it was what it used to be? and 3) its trajectory long-term is toward becoming minor league football.
ETA: TejasHorn - didn't see your post above but your sentiments on CFB and mine are akin.
re: Orcas doing orca things
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/23/26 at 8:44 pm to Jim Rockford
They are THE alpha predator.
A saltie might think he is. But let him venture into a pod of orcas and he's gonna get good education.
A saltie might think he is. But let him venture into a pod of orcas and he's gonna get good education.
Our Best Individual Effort Last Saturday
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/23/26 at 3:37 pm
Keep your eye on #7.
re: Why is Bo bordelon still starting?
Posted by AlwysATgr on 9/23/26 at 3:36 pm to cjdanielsbiletnikoff
IDK
His pass blocking was null & void. That said, he was going against good talent and did run block pretty well.
His pass blocking was null & void. That said, he was going against good talent and did run block pretty well.
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Look how Elon and his ilk destroyed texas if you want to see Louisiana’s future.
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