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re: New Dad to Be - Need Help

Posted by Joben88 on 5/1/23 at 12:29 pm
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Get the book called moms on call. Read it. Live it breath it. Follow the schedules and you’re life will be 10 times better


This book has our 10wk old sleeping through the night consistently. Can't recommend enough
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I'd also like to see a replay of the throw-in. Looked very close to offsides.


Not possible
I was able to renew earlier this morning without issue.
My wife learned on peak 9 last year. We stayed in a ski in/ski out right off of Quicksilver. It worked out perfectly. There were so many easy runs to choose from over there without having to connect to the other areas.

For the more advanced skiers, it was easy to make your way across the mountain to the other peaks.
My wife and I just got back earlier this week from a similar trip. We did Liverpool, London, Paris, and Epernay.

We were on a budget compared to some of the hotels listed in this thread. In each city we tried to stay around $200/night. There are plenty of options that are well reviewed around that range.

In London, we stayed at the Resident Victoria which allowed us easy access to a lot of cool areas. We had never been so we wanted to hit a lot of the popular spots. That location allowed us to walk to Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Natural History Museum, & Hyde Park. We also walked to a show at Piccadilly Theatre & a few of the food halls around the area. Recommend Kricket in Soho for Indian Food. I saw Dishoom mentioned earlier, which I am sure is good, as the line to get in was around the block when we walked by it:lol: We also liked the Seven Dials Food Hall.

In Paris, we stayed at the Hotel Opera Maintenon. Again for this price range we were able to walk pretty much everywhere we wanted to go. We were able to walk to the Louvre, d'orsay, Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, and Sacre Coeur. Also visited Versailles which is easy to get to if you are willing to navigate the train system. A dinner that I would recommend is on the Don Juan II. You cruise down the river while enjoying a Michelin star tasting menu. We also ate at Georges (Recommended to us), which had a great view. What we probably enjoyed the most though was finding random cafes and popping in for a glass of wine.

Travel was easy both places. We used the train system each time we moved on to a different city. Also, uber was reliable anytime we had to go somewhere that was farther than a walk. Cabs are plentiful at the airports and train stations. The most stressful part was probably the covid test we had to take the day of our flight back to the states :lol:

Enjoy your trip!
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When they played this is at the Natty, it was fricking lit.


When they played it on Saturday the place got hyped too

re: What coffee are y’all drinking?

Posted by Joben88 on 8/16/21 at 12:58 pm
Community - Pecan Praline

re: Hottest food you ever consumed?

Posted by Joben88 on 8/16/21 at 10:31 am
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The Source


Did this in college at the beef jerkey outlet in Denham Springs. They put it on a toothpick for you to roll on your tongue. When we vomited we had to sign our names on a 5gal bucket as a sign of defeat. That experience still haunts me.
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That's because most of them are ignorant, uneducated, miserable in life and weak willed.


This fricking guy

re: Superior Grill prices and margaritas

Posted by Joben88 on 4/22/21 at 9:37 am
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I had 3 last weekend and barely had a buzz. Very disappointing.


We live in old goodwood and grab superior margs after work at least once a week. You must have a much higher tolerance than me :lol:

re: Favorite shot at a bar?

Posted by Joben88 on 3/31/21 at 10:41 am
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I buy the group a round of Malört shots because I'm an a-hole


Visited my fiance's friends in Chicago earlier this year. I was told I had to take a Malort shot as a right of passage. It was absolutely disgusting :lol:
You absolutely do not need to book a year in advance. We go during mardi gras every year and book a spot a few months in advance on Airbnb or Vrbo. Normally we are not ski in/ski out because we don't mind driving a few minutes to save some money and have a larger space.

This year lift tickets will be done differently for a good bit of the resorts. Seems that epic pass members will have priority, but I don't think there should be that much of an issue getting lift tickets. Maybe I am being overly optimistic :lol:

re: nevermind

Posted by Joben88 on 8/12/20 at 7:21 am
Real Name:
Henry

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Bubba
Big Hen
Hen

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I dont think that much about it, bc all our friends are cool as frick. And we're gonna have a good time no matter what, ill see to it that we do.



This
Read this entire thread just for the office responses:lol:
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Throw a hot n spicy in the middle of a McDouble and have a big lunch for $2


Referred to as a McGangBang. College go to
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Don Carters


Still fun to get hammered and bowl
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So the team that plays on CBS game of the week almost weekly, SEC CG yearly, and has been to the playoffs more than anyone else wasn't ready for the big stage?



Yes