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re: Opelousas could be the only town exempt from Louisiana speed camera regulations
Posted by Milk on 6/10/25 at 11:14 am
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Opelousas Police Chief Graig LeBlanc
Didn’t his girlfriend or wife shoot him last year? Dude goes to New Iberia to keep it clean.
re: Looking at getting a whole home generator.
Posted by Milk on 6/10/25 at 10:56 am
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But don’t think you can DIY. You won’t get a permit without licensed subs doing the work.
Are you not allowed to have a permit if you aren’t licensed? Where do you live where it’s so restrictive? The reason for the permit is to make sure the work is completed to code. You would fail inspection when trying to close the permit if it wasn’t done correctly.
re: Arkansas or LSU?
Posted by Milk on 6/10/25 at 10:31 am
There is no dishonor losing to the Piggies. They have a passionate fan base that supports them good or bad. They talk the appropriate amount of smack and rarely are over inflated.
That being said, I hope LSU walks to the Championship
That being said, I hope LSU walks to the Championship
re: Almost 1 year since Texas and OU joined the SEC. Thoughts?
Posted by Milk on 6/10/25 at 10:26 am
I can’t believe there hasn’t been a cheap shot made at Missouri yet.
I’ll go 1st
I would have been happy swapping Oklahoma in and Missouri out.
Texas isn’t a cultural fit for the SEC
I’ll go 1st
I would have been happy swapping Oklahoma in and Missouri out.
Texas isn’t a cultural fit for the SEC
re: I’m not doubting we went to the moon at all, but…..
Posted by Milk on 5/25/25 at 10:27 am
With modern technology the ability to send rocket that can return and be reused. I would think they could send a modular moon base that could be assembled where low gravity studies could take place. I think it would also be easier to shield space radiation along with creating a jump point to go to mars as the energy needed to escape Earth atmosphere and gravity are enormous
re: Jesse Watters sent a correspondent INTO the James Comey book signing
Posted by Milk on 5/21/25 at 9:58 am
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is exactly who surrounded Biden and ran the presidency and blew trillions of dollars.
I disagree. It seemed more like the Democratic Congress members treated Biden term like Lootie right after Katrina.
But used a ton of family
re: Tariffs slam Temu, Shein — and send shoppers to US department stores
Posted by Milk on 5/14/25 at 9:40 am
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harbor freight tools look like snap-on
I know you were just using hyperbole, but Harbor Freight is similar to Sears Craftsman now.
re: Black fatigue and a new call for trillions in reparations
Posted by Milk on 5/14/25 at 9:32 am
I would support putting voluntary box on tax returns or W2s where people can elect to donate a portion of their earning to a reparations fund. It must be done anonymous. The fund must be managed publicly.
I sure all the billionaires like soros, gates, Mr Fight the Oligarchy and everyone else trying to control public policy will keep it well funded.
I sure all the billionaires like soros, gates, Mr Fight the Oligarchy and everyone else trying to control public policy will keep it well funded.
re: Diddy should go to prison forever.
Posted by Milk on 5/13/25 at 9:48 am
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I mean unless she was tied up against her will for this experience, she's responsible for her part. She could have just said no.
Did you see the video where she tried to leave? It sure looked like he knocked her down, kicked her and drug her back to the room. I doubt that was the 1st time he did that to her. We can pretend that it’s easy to leave, but that’s a violent world.
re: He warns that whites are becoming apathetic to the problems of blacks
Posted by Milk on 5/13/25 at 8:35 am
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A lot more black men are becoming independent thinkers. That is the way that American freedom works. You look at the issue and you form your own opinion, and you vote accordingly
As well they should. They are the ones the government screwed over the worst. The financial incentive to not have the father in the house, then not on the birth certificate. Destroyed nuclear families. Left young men growing up not seeing what a father does so when they have kids they struggle. Single mom were the ones that were catered to and took on the roll of both parents.
Government makes most things worse when they treat everyone’s needs the same.
re: Judge in Seattle orders Trump to admit 12,000 refugees into the U.S. - AP
Posted by Milk on 5/6/25 at 12:05 pm
Each person needs an individual hearing and their individual full due process to be presented in his courtroom.
Facts for each need to be investigated for truthfulness and vetted on condition of honesty.
After their hearing their compliance to our rules should be reviewed once a month in his courtroom for the 1st 3 years then maybe every 3 months after.
That sounds like a good use of due process
Facts for each need to be investigated for truthfulness and vetted on condition of honesty.
After their hearing their compliance to our rules should be reviewed once a month in his courtroom for the 1st 3 years then maybe every 3 months after.
That sounds like a good use of due process
re: Need a new weedeater
Posted by Milk on 5/5/25 at 9:20 am
I have a stihl power head with edger and trimmer attachments. I used to live in central and had a long driveway and a ton of trimming.
Now I live in a neighborhood. If I didn’t already own my equipment I would buy battery powered.
What brand depends on if you are already invested in battery tools.
Personally I would get Ego, but would not be against another brand.
Now I live in a neighborhood. If I didn’t already own my equipment I would buy battery powered.
What brand depends on if you are already invested in battery tools.
Personally I would get Ego, but would not be against another brand.
re: $1019 tariff charge for coffee grinder now that de minimis exemption expires
Posted by Milk on 5/2/25 at 12:03 pm
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So then the price will never go down. We'll onshore it, pay American wages, and you can choose between a $600 Chinese grinder with $1000 in tariffs or a $1600 American-made one. Winning!
That’s not how it works. Walmart did this back in the 90s. Other stores have too.
1. Undercut competitors
2. Run competitors out of business
3. Slowly raise prices to a point just below competitors coming back.
Amazon is one of the only Walmart competitors.
Chinese are doing this to us now. That $600 grinder probably cost $5-10 to make in China. It’s marked up to a price where American companies don’t try to compete giving them a monopoly.
re: Uzbekistan agrees to pay for and accept its deported nationals in landmark agreement
Posted by Milk on 5/1/25 at 9:18 am
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131 migrants on board. That'll make a dent
I’m middle class in a middle class neighborhood. There’s about a 120 houses in here. Combined we don’t pay enough federal taxes to support what these 131 were getting.
I like this dent.
re: AI answers the ultimate OT question: Can a 100 unarmed men defeat a gorilla in a fight?
Posted by Milk on 4/29/25 at 9:49 am
Yes 100 men would easily beat a gorilla. Attacking from all sides kicking at his knees. Once both knees were dislodged they would just kick and stomp it to death.
Or 80 men could just throw 20 men at the gorilla repeatedly until they knocked him down then throw the 20 men on top of him jumping on to smother the gorilla as all he could do was bite and grab the dead.
Or 80 men could just throw 20 men at the gorilla repeatedly until they knocked him down then throw the 20 men on top of him jumping on to smother the gorilla as all he could do was bite and grab the dead.
re: has everyone forgotten about DOGE?
Posted by Milk on 4/29/25 at 9:15 am
I want to believe this is all part of the plan. A Shock and Aww which causes the opposition to run in circles fighting battles the American people don’t support then shifting to another, rinse and repeat.
The end result will be a long list of things the Democrats supported that Americans hate. This is a 1 year endeavor where the average American will vote Republican in the midterm election even if they don’t support 1/2 of what the Republicans want simply because the Democrats have supported 80% of the things they hate.
Middle age voters don’t change parties often, but the Republicans are killing it with young people right now and will continue to.
The end result will be a long list of things the Democrats supported that Americans hate. This is a 1 year endeavor where the average American will vote Republican in the midterm election even if they don’t support 1/2 of what the Republicans want simply because the Democrats have supported 80% of the things they hate.
Middle age voters don’t change parties often, but the Republicans are killing it with young people right now and will continue to.
re: NASA tried to hide a former DEI manager, she was just fired.
Posted by Milk on 4/12/25 at 1:37 pm
Well said Mr Kent
re: Restarting Coal Mines that have been shut down
Posted by Milk on 4/11/25 at 6:48 pm
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The mines have been shut down for years most of the workers have switch to other energy positions or in a nursing home or dead .
Under this logic there can never be a new business, a second store, new manufacturing, etc simply because no one is currently doing it.
re: Cops detain teen for patriotism
Posted by Milk on 4/11/25 at 6:40 pm
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Baltimore County if the kid has a 2.0 GPA he is probably in the top 10
Baltimore County was pretty nice 20 years ago when I visited. Baltimore City was not. Same names different locations
Not sure how it is now.
re: Man Who Urged Assassinations of ICE Agents Weeps As the 'Find Out' Part Arrives
Posted by Milk on 4/10/25 at 9:58 am
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I have a question. If you were chosen to serve on a jury and the case is this.
This seems to have nothing to do with the thread you posted in. Maybe start a new topic with your opinion about what you think should be the outcome. The way you wrote it looks like you are fishing for some gotcha moment
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