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I lived in a used renovated trailer (that I fixed myself) that I bought for 18k and put about 7k in renovations from the time I graduated until I moved to Texas. Only had to pay $250 in lot rent every month. Was able to pay off my student loans about 4 years earlier than scheduled and save up for a $30k down payment on my house in Clear Lake.

Paying overpriced rent isn't the flex you think it is.

re: Erich von Däniken has died

Posted by Defenseiskey on 1/12/26 at 5:54 pm to
When Im super bored (maybe twice a year), I'll binge watch Ancient Aliens and Storage Wars for a little bit of that Millenial nostalgia. Those trashy network reality shows just hit different.
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There is no reason that a med school can't be built in Lafayette


They're trying. There is am LSU residency training center at Oschner LGMC campus. From what I hear, ULL has inquired about starting one but I highly doubt the state will start a new university health system to do it. It will most likely have to be another LSUHSC location. There's a new Osteopathic at ULM, not sure how that's going.
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but I would not have been any more successful there.


Not from Lake Charles but I couldn't move up in my career field in Louisiana and ended up having to move to Houston to get a promotion. Nepotism is on a whole other level there.

I know the whole "shite on Louisiana" stuff can get get annoying on this site but there's a lot of truth to some of it.
I lived between Magazine and St Charles the three years I lived in NOLA and commuted to Downtown for work. It was kinda sketchy back then with the homeless people especially near the train station and that Circle K. I went back over the holidays to visit my sister and take my family on an Amtrak ride and was surprised by how clean and safe it seemed.
It definitely could of been because of how naturally good that port is. There is a reason why it was was one of Spain's first colonial cities

From what I understand, they're pretty content with what they are, a navy/beach town and never really sought industrial, manufacturing, or tech growth. A lot of people move there to retire. The port is dominated by the Navy and the tourism industry would probably oppose any kind of large scale industrial development on the waterfront. Mobile is close enough that it never became a major Healthcare center (although you can make a good buck treating Navy veterans). There isn't a research university nearby, UWF is a good school but isn't known for cranking out startups.

Its a lot like other medium sized cities in the south, if you're not in education, healthcare, or a specialized trade it's not the best place for a career.
I am a big advocate of intermittent fasting. I've grafually lost around 40 lbs over the course of 5 years by simply skipping breakfast most days of the week.

I do have at least one cheat day a week where I'll grab donuts or Waffle House for my kids though.
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The better and more interesting question is why Corpus isn't bigger


Corpus is basically a bigger version of Lake Charles with beaches and more Mexicans.
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Houston was on track to overtake Chicago as third biggest city in the US before Harvey hit.


It still, metropolitan Houston has only gotten bigger and is growing at a faster rate than before.
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Upon the night that news of the store and town being saved broke the two embraced and kissed at the square downtown as the first snow of the season began to fall?


You forgot the part where she cheats on her big city finance bro fiance.
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Dude was running drugs during our time at LSU together, circa 06-08 when we first met.


I've probably crossed paths with you a few times.
Haven't been since 2013. Back then it was pretty much all grad students or post grads.
Doesn't the Talmud call Jesus a charlatan and says it's okay to lie to Christians/goyim?
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Requiring entry level employees to supply their own expensive, specialized equipment is certainly 


But then they wouldn't be able to complain about it on TV, newspapers, or the internet instead of actually solving the problem.
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would not date a 7th day advetist. A mormon a Jehovaj Witness, or really any ultra preachy protestant. I've dated a non practicing Muslim before. But she was cool. Ate bacon and all.
I would date a jewish woman


So you wouldn't date someone that goes to church on a Saturday but would date someone who believes Jesus was a heretic/charlatan?
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Lafayette High



Were you there in the mid to late 2000's?
Other Christian denomination? Yes
Jew, Muslim, Atheist? No