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Whatcha know good?

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Going from preseason #1 to not even making the regionals. Oof, not a good look for LSU.

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At least we can use our tears to polish our trophies

Does anyone understand this process?

According to a Google and ChatGPT, these are the current official retired jersey numbers:

#20 — Billy Cannon
#21 — Jerry Stovall
#37 — Tommy Casanova
#4 — Charles Alexander (approved for retirement in 2025)

On the current roster, #’s 4, 21, & 37 are being worn. No one has worn #’s 5 or 9 since Daniels and Burrow hoisted Heisman trophies.

Has anyone worn #20 since Billy Cannon?
Will #’s 5 & 9 be retired too?
Will we ever see someone wear these numbers again, or is there another explanation (ie out of circulation for a certain period)?

I’m confused… why are some OK to wear but not others?

Thinking #5 will never be worn at LSU again is a bummer. It looks so good in P&G. Wish we could see #20 as well.

I understand recency bias and not wanting to take anything away from those player’s accomplishments. I think a better way to immortalize them is have a room for fans to walk through that pays tribute to them. Highlights on a loop, encased memorabilia, their own statue, etc.

Retiring a jersey number never to be worn again as tradition is antiquated and doesn’t teach the futures about their accomplishments imo
It’s better to assume a place like LSU will always have amazing football players come through, but the best of the very best should be enshrined within their own room.

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What is MAGA’s obsession with putting reality tv people into political office?

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Please reply with who you feel are better, willing candidates or why the existing elected officials a better alternative to what MAGA is endorsing.

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Brach's Marshmallow Eggs (Now Discontinued)

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Those were so good! I usually don’t like super sugary stuff, but these were my exception.

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Lexington, KY

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No.

I have not researched the rest of those cities you listed, but Lexington has a lesbian boomer Democrat and the previous mayor (current transportation secretary for the state) is a gay boomer democrat.

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2. Kentucky Buildings in Louisville, Kentucky. Louisville, Kentucky. Alexey Stiop/Shutterstock State residents' dependency rank: 5 State government's dependency rank: 7 Thanks to the $3.45 in federal funding the state receives for every $1 residents pay in taxes, Kentucky was found to be the second-most federally dependent state. Another large contributor was that 44% of Kentucky's revenue consisted of federal funding.

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This actually tracks.

40% of vehicles in Lexington traffic are in no hurry to get anywhere. It is social security and welfare recipients “Sunday driving” each day of the week from 8 am - 8 pm. No chance they are contributing to our society.

The one thing I miss about Baton Rouge traffic is that it is 90% speed demons when the light turns green (in the rare instances when traffic actually moved) as if each cars bumpers were tied to each other. Drivers up here leave 20 car length gaps when flowing through lights. So I still have blood boiling road rage here, it’s just no longer aimed at the BR poors driving rusted hunks of shite.

Sorry to hijack this thread but I need an outlet to vent.

My slippers, sherry and pipe are due … at 6:02

For me

#1. The Pitt
Close #2. Nurse Jackie

Grey’s Anatomy was good when it first came out in early 2000’s, but it became a show where straight men did not admit they watched it even if they enjoyed it (TOO much female drama)

ER was very popular but I never watched it

I heard older folks talk about St. Elsewhere since the popularity of The Pitt, but I had never heard of it before last year.

Korean apocalyptic thriller

Scientists race against time to preserve humanity

Woman lead is a mom and scientist who is innovating humanoid Ai

A slight mix of The Matrix / Edge of Tomorrow / Ex Machina

I gave it a shot before seeing it was a 5.4 on IMDb but I thought it deserves more like 6.5/10