lsunutinno
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Dome Island |
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| Interests: | golf |
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| Number of Posts: | 1408 |
| Registered on: | 11/17/2004 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Hypothetical: if not Louisiana, Where?
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/22/26 at 9:07 pm to TDcline
Adirondacks from June 1- November 1.
Gulf coast of Florida (Longboat Key maybe) November 1 - June 1.
Gulf coast of Florida (Longboat Key maybe) November 1 - June 1.
re: Why don’t people build houses with wrap around porches anymore?
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/22/26 at 10:46 am to UserAlreadyExists
I built a new house 8 years ago with a 80’ long wrap around porch. Now, I had some tall columns and a lot of detail on the porch, but the under beam porch cost was actually more expensive than my average interior square footage price.
Porches if large and done well are very expensive.
TLDR Cost.
Porches if large and done well are very expensive.
TLDR Cost.
re: Unknown lights in the sky over Iran
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/20/26 at 7:10 pm to Darth_Vader
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The fact I don’t see any sort of air defense trying to engage this thing is interesting. It appears to be almost stationary, a literal sitting duck, quite low in the sky, and visible to the naked eye. It should be easy to shoot down. But they’re not even trying. Why?
Borstel Galactic Defense SB920 Duh
re: Preseason predictions after the game last night. I was 10-2 but thinking more 9-3 season.
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/20/26 at 9:25 am to Paul Allen
9-3 would be a great season considering the injuries. It’s more than likely 8-4 though.
re: Any LSU fans think it will be close Saturday or even think Ole Miss could win?
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/16/26 at 7:49 pm to Pikes Peak Tiger
Yes, I think it will be close at least into the 4th quarter. I just don’t see either team galloping to a victory.
Yes it’s obviously possible that ole Miss could win. It’s essentially a coin toss so anyone thumping their chest with blowout predictions have the opportunity to bet the house. Which they won’t.
Yes it’s obviously possible that ole Miss could win. It’s essentially a coin toss so anyone thumping their chest with blowout predictions have the opportunity to bet the house. Which they won’t.
re: NFLU - Alabama touchdown streak lives! 121 weeks, 654 touchdowns
Posted by lsunutinno on 9/13/26 at 2:07 pm to AHM21
Pretty impressive streak if we are being honest.
re: Who’s gonna take over the luxury lake houses and mountain mansions when boomers die?
Posted by lsunutinno on 8/16/26 at 9:35 am to Frac the world
Wouldn’t the best deal actually be for the Xer or Millennial that inherits it for free?
Millennials “Boomers had it the easiest!!”
Two years later. Millennial or their Xer parent inherits house Boomer pays for.
Millennials “Boomers had it the easiest!!”
Two years later. Millennial or their Xer parent inherits house Boomer pays for.
re: Why no end of cycle buzzer on washing machine?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/14/26 at 8:59 am to BHM
Mine has one but I prefer not to be notified. So I turn them all off.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 4:30 pm to N2cars
Since you are sourcing Google. A simple Google search asking if Long Covid is rare gives you this.
Long COVID is not considered rare; it affects a significant percentage of people who contract COVID-19, with estimates suggesting anywhere from \(5\%\) to \(36\%\) of those infected develop lingering symptoms.The exact prevalence varies based on vaccination status, the specific virus variant, and the individual's overall health. Key factors regarding its occurrence include:Frequency: While it is more common among individuals who had severe acute cases, the majority of Long COVID cases actually occur in people who had mild initial infections simply because those cases are so numerous.Recovery: For many, symptoms fade within 1 to 3 months, but for others, the condition can persist for a year or longer.
It’s not rare. Have a great day.
Long COVID is not considered rare; it affects a significant percentage of people who contract COVID-19, with estimates suggesting anywhere from \(5\%\) to \(36\%\) of those infected develop lingering symptoms.The exact prevalence varies based on vaccination status, the specific virus variant, and the individual's overall health. Key factors regarding its occurrence include:Frequency: While it is more common among individuals who had severe acute cases, the majority of Long COVID cases actually occur in people who had mild initial infections simply because those cases are so numerous.Recovery: For many, symptoms fade within 1 to 3 months, but for others, the condition can persist for a year or longer.
It’s not rare. Have a great day.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 4:13 pm to SallysHuman
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What is it though? Residual fatigue? Everlasting cough? I don’t know anyone with it and figured it was a catchall for anything and everything.
I really don’t want to go into the symptoms reported by people suffering with long Covid. The symptoms seem to be endless and if I’m being honest, sometimes borderline ridiculous.
For me, I had a cough that I could not control for 10 straight months. The cough was most acute when I would eat or i breathe in any sort of powerful fumes or even drink water. Some coughing fits brought me to the point of vomiting.
I would not even go out to eat during this time because I would just cough the whole time sitting at the table.
That cough simply just stopped after 10 months. Right after the cough stopped, I began suffering neurological and fatigue issues.
Those symptoms remain with me today. It’s been pretty brutal.
But if I’m being honest, I really don’t even think I want to discuss it on here because this site can be pretty brutal. I probably should’ve stayed out of this thread.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 4:05 pm to N2cars
You consider that rare?
You just made the argument for it NOT being rare.
You just made the argument for it NOT being rare.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 3:17 pm to el Gaucho
I love a good Gaucho response.
I tend to drink less when I’m don’t feel right. So I have been drinking less the last several years.
Interestingly, I actually may have some anecdotal evidence that drinking seems to help with the symptoms. Or maybe just masks them. Who knows.
I tend to drink less when I’m don’t feel right. So I have been drinking less the last several years.
Interestingly, I actually may have some anecdotal evidence that drinking seems to help with the symptoms. Or maybe just masks them. Who knows.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 3:12 pm to N2cars
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Long Covid is rare anyway
Oh really. Define rare.
I would think by any metric it is far from rare.
re: Nicotine, the cure for "long Covid"?
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/2/26 at 3:10 pm to stout
I am a longtime TD guy. Went to LSU same time as Chicken and we a know each other. I have always been active and an athlete.
I’m 55 years old, 5’11 and 170 pounds. Never been sickly in my life.
I have never been medicated in my life (until long covid) and have no co morbidities.
I did not get the jab.
I have been suffering greatly with long covid for almost three years. I own my own business and have a great staff and partner or I might quite literally have made a disability claim as I have quite a bit of disability coverage.
Long covid is ruining lives.
I have been under the care of several long covid specialist across the country.
I have tried just about everything including nicotine patches. They didn’t work for me.
I’m 55 years old, 5’11 and 170 pounds. Never been sickly in my life.
I have never been medicated in my life (until long covid) and have no co morbidities.
I did not get the jab.
I have been suffering greatly with long covid for almost three years. I own my own business and have a great staff and partner or I might quite literally have made a disability claim as I have quite a bit of disability coverage.
Long covid is ruining lives.
I have been under the care of several long covid specialist across the country.
I have tried just about everything including nicotine patches. They didn’t work for me.
re: Benson vs Bowers shows insanity of car dealership business
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/1/26 at 4:20 pm to BeepBopBoop
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Dealers always say they barely make anything off selling a car so fine, just become a service center then and sell direct. Watch the thieves all scream and yell to make their "$100 a car."
Exactly. And this is why the barrier to entry in the automobile industry is so brutally difficult. Easy to find video of Elon talking about it.
Selling parts is a massive part of manufacturers revenue and profit. So getting into the game is almost impossible.
And dealers make a lion's share of their profit (75%) on parts and service.
re: Benson vs Bowers shows insanity of car dealership business
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/1/26 at 4:13 pm to Everyday Is Saturday
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OEM—>Dealer—>customer
OEM—>customer
Cost to serve that customer can be prohibitive for OEM (especially in more rural parts of big countries).
What you're suggesting isn't happening without MASSIVE buy outs.
I'm not fan of dealerships. But they have hundreds of billions of dollars invested across the country over decades of ownership.
It ain't happening.
re: Benson vs Bowers shows insanity of car dealership business
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/1/26 at 3:37 pm to TigersSEC2010
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Dealerships need to collapse. Their use is gone. Set up maintenance shops where they stood and be done.
Isn't that like saying furniture stores should be gone because we want to buy direct from the manufacturer?
If auto manufactures take over the point of sale part of the business, they (and their shareholders) will be looking to profit off of that part of the business.
E.T.A. Dealerships aren't going anywhere unless the manufactures buy them out. Then they will be looking to get paid back.
re: Fatties rejoice! Now you can get an extra free seat for being overweight on SWA!
Posted by lsunutinno on 6/1/26 at 3:26 pm to Motownsix
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I’ve never flew SWA. That whole idea that you just run to whatever seat you want is scary. Now that I’m not burdened by time, I won’t fly unless I can sit in the first few rows.
Southwest has assigned seating now.
And this accommodation isn't a problem to me because these folks could get bumped to a later flight.
In a worst case scenario, they do not take the bump and you have to sit next to a fatty, which can happen on any airline.
re: Has Anyone Ever Totally Changed Your Opinion of Them?
Posted by lsunutinno on 5/4/26 at 3:23 pm to SaintlyTiger88
The better question might be the opposite.
Meaning did someone end up being really solid when you first thought they were a scumbag.
Meaning did someone end up being really solid when you first thought they were a scumbag.
re: Unbreakable sports records, SEC edition
Posted by lsunutinno on 5/1/26 at 6:59 pm to GetPiggywithIt
Pistol Pete scoring average record.
re: Cant believe Aaron Anderson left an extra year on the table to go undrafted
Posted by lsunutinno on 4/25/26 at 6:53 pm to TigerFanFromBama
I do not understand why you can't come back if you do not get drafted.
If you get drafted, an NFL team used a pick on you, so I get that.
But if none of them used a pick on you, WTF isn't there an option to come back?
If you get drafted, an NFL team used a pick on you, so I get that.
But if none of them used a pick on you, WTF isn't there an option to come back?
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