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If pundits think that the LSU job is the most desired job, then yes.

The Lettermen...

Posted by sertorius on 11/10/25 at 6:25 am
Any fans of The Lettermen?

Unusual for me to like them, given my past tastes, but I can't stop playing them.

Paging Kafka for obscure facts.

They have a bit of Beach Boys harmonies, but preceded them.

Just curious.

re: Ed O screwed this program

Posted by sertorius on 11/1/25 at 1:44 pm to
We didn't like Charlie Mac because he couldn't beat the Bear.

We loved Saban, but he left us; so we hate him.

We don't like Les Miles, despite the National Championship.

We hate Ed Orgeron, despite the best team ever.

We hate Brian Kelly because he couldn't be Saban.

I think I see the problem...


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Well, it's been awhile since Ride for Five and the Jimbo night.


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Thank you, TulaneLSU.

All the folks complaining in this thread remind me of students in high school complaining about the low quality of the school newspaper. As if they could do better.


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re: Georgia Tech Uniforms...

Posted by sertorius on 9/27/25 at 1:33 pm to
Yeah, and I think the gold lettering helps too.

Georgia Tech Uniforms...

Posted by sertorius on 9/27/25 at 11:43 am
I know that some have very strong feelings about uniforms, and I have liked the recent attempts at changing the Saints' uniforms up. I was curious whether or not the fanbase liked the GT look: white helmet, white jerseys, gold pants.

Don't think we've done one like that before, have we?

re: Your first real concert

Posted by sertorius on 9/4/25 at 6:02 pm to
Molly Hatchet in Thibodaux.

1983 I think.


re: Arch not ready for NFL

Posted by sertorius on 8/30/25 at 6:10 pm to
Well he is the grandson of a Saints Legend, and grew up in New Orleans, and played high school in New Orleans, so folks like to keep an eye on a local prospect.

I listened to them from about age 15 (War) until about 32 (All That You Can't Leave Behind), but it got harder after that. Rarely find myself wanting to give an old album a listen. Hasn't aged well for me, but that's happened for quite a few bands.




Rode the Mickey Mouse "rollercoaster" in '73, when I was five.

Was terrified for 2 hours and nauseous for 12.


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What I remember most about those Mora teams were playing the 49ers so close, and then losing. For most of them Montana had the ball last, and then once or twice we did. Seems like the score was always 23-21.


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That speaks louder than the moralists, naysayers, and lazy boy analysts.

re: Lay it out there:

Posted by sertorius on 8/11/25 at 10:39 am to
I said after one or two games of the season that Jayden Daniels couldn't throw the deep ball.

And to be fair, he hadn't really to that point.

He proved me wrong.

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Others will probably have better suggestions, but we made the drive to Grand Isle.

45 - Theme from The Rockford Files (I couldn't even tell you why - age 5)

33 - The Wall (only for the hit - at first - age 11)

CD - Best of the Doors (bought it to manifest owning CD player - wanted a "sure thing" purchase, I knew the songs - age 23

re: Fishing near Houston...

Posted by sertorius on 7/30/25 at 4:18 pm to
He caught small stuff at Sea Wolf, but I think we had the timing wrong.

We arrived at 6:00 a.m. and left at 11:00 a.m. Got very hot.

My nephew and brother-in-law typically go in the evening, fish till midnight, sleep till early in the morning, and fish again.