Funky Tide 8

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We all know how billboards make y’all come unhinged.

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Last time LSU put up a billboard:

A big problem these days is that everyone wants so badly to be "right" and to be the ones that get to say "I told you so!!"

Its not a productive mindset, and it drives us apart mostly.

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Plot twist: He's the ghost

This is where I am leaning as well.

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So the same plot as A Ghost Story?

eta: C being a ghost in A Ghost Story wasn't really a plot twist now that I think about it.

Just remember, there are other countries that hate us that use fake profiles and bots to rile people up and create division in the U.S.

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And now you've got Lane Kiffin lurking.

Kiffin understands the SEC. He understands recruiting in the South. He understands the portal. He understands offense. He understands how to sell a program

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This is his 8th year "lurking in the SEC." What does he have to show for it? Do you think that if LSU beats Bama this year that things are just going to fall apart for Deboer as a result? Bama could lose in Baton Rouge and still make the playoffs, and it wouldn't be that big of a deal.

Dabo and Clemson sucking and LSU beating the shite out of them has nothing to do with DeBoer and Bama. There isn't a parallel there. Dumb post.

My parents, gf, and I were out there last week. My parents had never been, and I wanted them to see it. They were mind blown. It was an amazing trip. The weather was absolutely fantastic. I probably sweated more exiting the airport and walking to our lyft when we got back to Pensacola than I did the entire time we were out there.

We stayed between Pine Creek, and Pray, close to Livingston, so it was a good bit of driving-we basically did the entire park, but it wasn't too bad, and totally worth it. I personally would rather be driving in a stunning area taking in the scenery and passively looking for wildlife than sitting on the couch in the airbnb.

We hiked the south rim trail of the canyon to Clear Lake, and back to the car. It was a great hike, and not too strenuous. We also hiked a few miles of specimen ridge trail, which was beautiful.

We saw 2 grizzlies on Monday-a female down in a valley where Cub Creek runs through, in the east side of the park, east of Yellowstone Lake, and a male coasting across the plains in Hayden Valley.

We also saw mountain goat, big horned sheep, hundreds of pronghorn, elk, and bison. Bald eagles, red tailed hawks, kestrels, northern harriers, osprey, white pelicans, all kinds of ducks, marmot, and even a coyote eating on a dead bison.

The traffic wasn't really that bad at all. Never had to wait more than a few minutes at the entrance.

Hope y'all are having fun OP!



Some pics from the trip:

His last post was like 2 weeks ago. He's around.

That was pretty underwhelming.

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