Ash Williams
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | South of i-10 |
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| Number of Posts: | 18577 |
| Registered on: | 5/7/2009 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: End of an era. What’s your favorite SEC Championship Game memory?
Posted by Ash Williams on 11/9/26 at 11:16 am to Paul Allen
2011 LSU-Georgia.
Didnt get a first down until the third quarter but still dominated because of special teams and defense.
When we got that first down in the third quarter, all of the LSU fans cheered like crazy.
Didnt get a first down until the third quarter but still dominated because of special teams and defense.
When we got that first down in the third quarter, all of the LSU fans cheered like crazy.
re: Baton Rouge hotels gouging Tiger football fans
Posted by Ash Williams on 11/3/26 at 4:28 pm to davidb104
Cant really blame them. They've gotta make money and Baton Rouge isnt exactly a tourist capital.
re: Disney to layoff thousands of employees
Posted by Ash Williams on 11/3/26 at 9:55 am to UFFan
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You shouldn’t be allowed into a Disney park unless you are accompanying a child 7 years of age or younger.
We're bringing our 13, 12, and 10 year old over Mardi Gras. I've held them off from going this long, but they've been asking so we're going god damnit.
But this is it. One and done. I believe in taking my family on cool trips showing them the country and other cultures, not money sucking artificial fun.
One. and. done.
re: 27 LSU schedule
Posted by Ash Williams on 10/27/26 at 9:10 am to TigerDavid3527
Definitely making the trip to Athens with my kids. I’ve never been
re: Is the "Company Man" culture dead?
Posted by Ash Williams on 10/23/26 at 10:36 am to LSU Coyote
It's important to me that my employees know that we value their quality of life as well as their work performance.
There are times when I need them to stay late or work on weekends to prepare for trials.
By letting them go early on a Friday or supporting their decision to take time off with their family if we don't have a crazy calendar that week, I affirm to them that this is a place they should want to work even if they could get paid slightly more somewhere else that would be more demanding.
This generation of work force understands that quality of life is important. There's no reason companies cant make sure that quality of life is valued as well as production.
Ultimately I find my team works even better because of the atmosphere we've built.
There are times when I need them to stay late or work on weekends to prepare for trials.
By letting them go early on a Friday or supporting their decision to take time off with their family if we don't have a crazy calendar that week, I affirm to them that this is a place they should want to work even if they could get paid slightly more somewhere else that would be more demanding.
This generation of work force understands that quality of life is important. There's no reason companies cant make sure that quality of life is valued as well as production.
Ultimately I find my team works even better because of the atmosphere we've built.
re: Speaking of fatigue - adult children are the worst
Posted by Ash Williams on 10/16/26 at 8:57 am to LSU Wayne
I bet you’re one of those people that complain the government is enabling laziness by giving out too many handouts.
re: Best cookware set recommendations?
Posted by Ash Williams on 9/21/26 at 4:03 pm to Ash Williams
Thanks for all the replies. I've researched them all and am leaning towards Made In.
Best cookware set recommendations?
Posted by Ash Williams on 9/20/26 at 7:37 pm
Time to finally replace our cookware that we’ve had for 17 years.
Looking for a standard set of pots and pans. Something that performs well.
While I don’t want to spend $3,000 I don’t mind spending decent money for a quality product.
Any recommendations?
Looking for a standard set of pots and pans. Something that performs well.
While I don’t want to spend $3,000 I don’t mind spending decent money for a quality product.
Any recommendations?
re: Sumrall says screw his wife's alma mater, Auburn & any family who wants to be down with AU
Posted by Ash Williams on 9/14/26 at 2:54 pm to Go Go Gata
We're supposed to believe this dude has a mortgage?
re: Kiffin needs to talk with Leavitt about decision making or he will cost us some games
Posted by Ash Williams on 9/13/26 at 4:42 pm to riseabovethenoise
Football coach known for offense needs to talk to his football QB about decision making or it could be bad.
Boy, you’re right. I sure hope he considered doing this.
In fact, they should have mandatory meetings where they talk about games and plays and stuff. And even rehearsals where they go out into a field and rehearse the plays.
Gees, I hope our coaches consider this.
Boy, you’re right. I sure hope he considered doing this.
In fact, they should have mandatory meetings where they talk about games and plays and stuff. And even rehearsals where they go out into a field and rehearse the plays.
Gees, I hope our coaches consider this.
re: “As good as LSU looked this weekend in football….”
Posted by Ash Williams on 9/10/26 at 12:54 pm to Run DMC
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High praise coming from him.
Is it?
He goes on to say that our baseball team looks great at the bginning of the 2026 season but it wasnt all that great ultimately.
He's saying our football team looks great but its too early to draw any conclusions.
re: Anyone else tired of Breiden Fehoko?
Posted by Ash Williams on 8/27/26 at 5:58 am to King of New Orleans
You could just not listen to him.
I’m not tired of him. Because I never listen to him.
I’m not tired of him. Because I never listen to him.
re: Prick RC has spoken
Posted by Ash Williams on 8/14/26 at 9:20 am to Jim bean xxx
He didn't actually SAY anything.
It's not about the number 5, but it's about the number 5, and it's not about LSU disrespecting him, but it's about him wanting LSU to recognize and respect him.
Okey Dokey!
It's not about the number 5, but it's about the number 5, and it's not about LSU disrespecting him, but it's about him wanting LSU to recognize and respect him.
Okey Dokey!
re: When you meet someone wearing an SEC team what is your first question
Posted by Ash Williams on 7/21/26 at 12:28 pm to turnpiketiger
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When you meet someone wearing an SEC team what is your first question
"How'd you fit all those players on your shoulders?"
re: Thoughts on Mortal Kombat 2 (slight spoilers)
Posted by Ash Williams on 5/8/26 at 10:12 pm to athenslife101
Just saw it.
And… well that was a poorly written, horribly acted, nerd-filled video game movie with overly gratuitous fighting, blood, and gore. And it was entertaining as hell!
And… well that was a poorly written, horribly acted, nerd-filled video game movie with overly gratuitous fighting, blood, and gore. And it was entertaining as hell!
re: Karon Eugene Leaves Catholic to Join Westgate
Posted by Ash Williams on 3/13/26 at 3:45 pm to jasonbr1975
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If I had to guess, it's probably that one of the big $ backers of the school or one of the school administrator's has a son that plays safety. I mean, it's happened before... Karon was the one that intercepted Elijah Haven two years ago in the championship game...
lol, Catholic-New Iberia “backers” just want to win and aren’t pouring enough money into that school to have their say on who plays where
And Matt Desormeaux isn’t the kind of coach that would ever let a parent or backer tell him who to play. But he IS the kind of coach that will sit a kid that doesn’t make grades.
re: Did the McDonalds CEO play 3D chess?
Posted by Ash Williams on 3/3/26 at 11:06 pm to WaydownSouth
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Did the McDonalds CEO play 3D chess?
I assume you mean 4D chess
Since normal chess is played in… 3 dimensions. Unless you’re playing on your phone or on a computer.
How am I the first to notice this?
re: Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat
Posted by Ash Williams on 2/26/26 at 2:38 pm to GrammarKnotsi
I thought it was awesome.
Especially the James Marsden stuff. According to everything out there, he's an incredibly nice guy and always plays a nice guy in movies and TV, so for him to be a self-absorbed douchebag in the show was awesome.
The main character legit seemed to think it was real the whole time, and unless I see evidence otherwise, I don't believe he was in on it.
Especially the James Marsden stuff. According to everything out there, he's an incredibly nice guy and always plays a nice guy in movies and TV, so for him to be a self-absorbed douchebag in the show was awesome.
The main character legit seemed to think it was real the whole time, and unless I see evidence otherwise, I don't believe he was in on it.
re: Which finished Britain as a world power: WW2 or Suez Crisis?
Posted by Ash Williams on 2/24/26 at 11:05 am to prplhze2000
It's debt from WW1
ETA:
Britain’s World War I debt was monumental, with national debt soaring from £650 million in 1914 to £7.7 billion by 1919.
To finance the war, Britain borrowed roughly $4 billion from the U.S., and finally paid off the last of its outstanding WWI-era war loan bonds in March 2015.
Key Aspects of WWI Debt:
Total Debt Explosion: The national debt rose from about 30% of GDP before the war to over 90% in the post-war period.
Borrowing from the U.S.: Britain owed approximately $4 billion to the United States for war supplies and equipment.
Default and Repayment: Due to financial strain, Britain suspended repayment on its debt to the U.S. in 1934.
Final Payoff: In 2015, the UK government redeemed the last of its 3.5% War Loan, which included bonds issued in 1932 to refinance earlier, more expensive WWI debt.
Long-term Impact: The immense debt, combined with subsequent economic challenges, contributed to the decline of Britain's financial, global, and economic power
ETA:
Britain’s World War I debt was monumental, with national debt soaring from £650 million in 1914 to £7.7 billion by 1919.
To finance the war, Britain borrowed roughly $4 billion from the U.S., and finally paid off the last of its outstanding WWI-era war loan bonds in March 2015.
Key Aspects of WWI Debt:
Total Debt Explosion: The national debt rose from about 30% of GDP before the war to over 90% in the post-war period.
Borrowing from the U.S.: Britain owed approximately $4 billion to the United States for war supplies and equipment.
Default and Repayment: Due to financial strain, Britain suspended repayment on its debt to the U.S. in 1934.
Final Payoff: In 2015, the UK government redeemed the last of its 3.5% War Loan, which included bonds issued in 1932 to refinance earlier, more expensive WWI debt.
Long-term Impact: The immense debt, combined with subsequent economic challenges, contributed to the decline of Britain's financial, global, and economic power
re: Subway Discontinues Sub Club Program started in December.
Posted by Ash Williams on 2/18/26 at 3:31 pm to ssand
quote:
Beginning April 1, 2026, Sub Club’s loyalty program will be updated.
Here’s what’s changing:
The “Fourth Footlong Free” reward will be discontinued as of 4/1/?2026.
You can continue earning stamps towards a Free Footlong before 4/1/2026.
Free Footlongs earned before 4/1/2026 can still be redeemed according to the expiration date listed on your coupon.
Any stamps remaining in your Sub Club account will be forfeited once the update takes effect on 4/1/2026
Members will continue earning 10 points per $1 spent. 400 points = $2 in Subway® Cash, which can be applied toward eligible menu items.
Maybe a bad premature April Fool's Joke?
Or they just picked a stupid day to end the program.
re: New Trailer for 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie'
Posted by Ash Williams on 1/25/26 at 9:43 am to RLDSC FAN
Chris Pratt is just so good with dinosaurs
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