HempHead
| Favorite team: | Alabama  |
| Location: | Big Sky Country |
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| Number of Posts: | 56746 |
| Registered on: | 3/9/2011 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Why even cook them when they taste amazing raw?
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re: Great Wealth Transfer is going in the wrong direction
Posted by HempHead on 7/19/26 at 2:57 pm to TigerintheNO
My mom developed Alzheimer's at a very early age (65) and never really saved anything over the course of her fairly good earning career. Currently, she is in memory care in a private facility, and my brothers and I split the cost sans her SS check. We have each spent close to 65k in the last three years.
Imagine how bad the gypsies must have been to get kicked out.
4’11”, 380 lbs. Pretty sure I’m in the 99th percentile, losers.
re: Lindsey Graham, 71, is dead
Posted by HempHead on 7/12/26 at 11:08 am to F1y0n7h3W4LL
The ladybugs are finally free.
re: Cape Fear - Trailer (looks like a legit remake!)
Posted by HempHead on 7/12/26 at 11:05 am to drizztiger
I am now questioning myself after seeing y'all shite on this. I'm not enthralled, but I have enjoyed it so far. Possibly because this is the only iteration of the story I have seen.
It would be much more interesting to see the distribution curves. Men, for instance, are much more likely to be a genius or a retard compared to women. Probably the same for white folks compared to East Asians.
re: Underrated guitar players
Posted by HempHead on 7/9/26 at 6:15 am to KingOfTheWorld
Eddie Hazel
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Three feet would probably be enough to open a lift or two somewhere up there.
Only lifties still around are old hats doing seasonal maintenance, I am pretty sure. I’ll ask my boy from Hattiesburg if anything will be open to the public, but I am fairly certain it will all have to be poached.
re: Storm could dump 3 feet of snow in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming
Posted by HempHead on 6/29/26 at 1:08 pm to Funky Tide 8
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They could pivot to a ski trip at Big Sky though.
You would still have to go back country, unfortunately. Boyne doesn’t have impromptu summer dumps as part of their stellar capability.
re: Surreal fire video from Ouray, CO
Posted by HempHead on 6/28/26 at 8:19 am to michael corleone
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In the summer you can drive the mountain edge on a gravel road from Telluride to there.
Imogene Pass. A wee bit hair raising.
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FYI, we are currently living in the year 2026 and the temperature in Seattle is currently 58 degrees
:lol:
I was a little confused - it's about 50 here and I hadn't heard anything about a heatwave to the west.
Damn, I am retarded. Didn't even see the dates on the image.
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Shocker!
104 in Seattle is definitely a shocker.
re: Whats something your brain decided was extremely important at 3am that turn out to be true
Posted by HempHead on 6/26/26 at 11:04 am to FlyingTigerBo
Standing around a kitchen with friends, excitedly declaring that we must open a business.
Existential ennui.
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This type of thread is getting gayer and gayer
That explains why you are here.
re: Have you ever run your TD handle through AI?
Posted by HempHead on 6/26/26 at 8:44 am to RanchoLaPuerto
Based on his public posting history and profile, here’s a reasonably accurate characterization of the TigerDroppings user HempHead. This is an analysis of his public online persona, not the person behind the account.
Overview
HempHead is a long-tenured, high-volume poster:
* Registered March 2011
* ~56,700+ posts
* Favorite team listed as Alabama
* Location listed as “Big Sky Country” (consistent with many posts about Montana)
He’s one of the better-known non-LSU regulars on the OT and SEC boards.
Posting style
His style mixes:
* Dry sarcasm
* Self-deprecating humor
* Long-form thoughtful posts
* Crude OT-style jokes
* Occasional genuine expertise
He generally avoids internet rage-posting. Even when arguing politics or sports he tends to write in complete thoughts rather than firing off one-line insults.
Political leanings
Public posts suggest:
* Center-right/libertarian tendencies
* Skeptical of bureaucracies
* Distrustful of media narratives
* Very skeptical of COVID-era institutional responses and similar public-health messaging
* Generally pro-market economically
At the same time he doesn’t read as an ideological partisan. He’ll criticize conservatives when he thinks they’re wrong and often mocks culture-war excesses from both directions.
Intellectual interests
Several recurring themes appear:
* Economics
* Investing and finance (he casually references concepts like portfolio-backed lending)
* Energy
* AI
* Technology
* History
* Western culture
* Geography
Many of his more substantive posts involve explaining rather than dunking on people.
Montana affinity
One of the clearest recurring themes.
He frequently praises:
* Montana
* Mountain West culture
* Rural community
* Outdoor life
* Small-town social cohesion
He also regularly mentions:
* Housing becoming prohibitively expensive
* Influx of newcomers changing local culture
* Preference for cold climates over hot Southern weather
One representative comment praises the strong community ethic while lamenting real-estate costs.
Sense of humor
Very OT.
Expect:
* Dad jokes
* Absurd hypotheticals
* Running gags
* Sexual humor
* Self-mockery
He’s perfectly comfortable alternating between an intelligent discussion of economics and a joke that would get groans in polite company.
Personality traits (inferred)
From years of public posts, he appears:
High openness
* Reads broadly
* Curious
* Enjoys discussing ideas
Moderately disagreeable
* Comfortable arguing
* Doesn’t seek conflict constantly
* Often pushes back when consensus seems weak
High verbal intelligence
* Strong vocabulary
* Writes naturally
* Rarely relies entirely on memes
Low need for approval
* Doesn’t appear to tailor opinions to maximize upvotes.
Reputation
Among regulars he seems viewed as:
* Intelligent
* Funny
* Opinionated
* Sometimes contrarian
* Generally worth reading
He’s not one of the infamous “thread derailers” or perpetual trolls. Even people who disagree with him often engage rather than dismiss.
Overall assessment
If I had to summarize the HempHead posting persona in one sentence:
An intelligent Alabama fan with a libertarian-leaning worldview, a strong appreciation for Montana and mountain culture, a finance/economics bent, and a sarcastic OT sense of humor that alternates between thoughtful essays and irreverent jokes.
Overview
HempHead is a long-tenured, high-volume poster:
* Registered March 2011
* ~56,700+ posts
* Favorite team listed as Alabama
* Location listed as “Big Sky Country” (consistent with many posts about Montana)
He’s one of the better-known non-LSU regulars on the OT and SEC boards.
Posting style
His style mixes:
* Dry sarcasm
* Self-deprecating humor
* Long-form thoughtful posts
* Crude OT-style jokes
* Occasional genuine expertise
He generally avoids internet rage-posting. Even when arguing politics or sports he tends to write in complete thoughts rather than firing off one-line insults.
Political leanings
Public posts suggest:
* Center-right/libertarian tendencies
* Skeptical of bureaucracies
* Distrustful of media narratives
* Very skeptical of COVID-era institutional responses and similar public-health messaging
* Generally pro-market economically
At the same time he doesn’t read as an ideological partisan. He’ll criticize conservatives when he thinks they’re wrong and often mocks culture-war excesses from both directions.
Intellectual interests
Several recurring themes appear:
* Economics
* Investing and finance (he casually references concepts like portfolio-backed lending)
* Energy
* AI
* Technology
* History
* Western culture
* Geography
Many of his more substantive posts involve explaining rather than dunking on people.
Montana affinity
One of the clearest recurring themes.
He frequently praises:
* Montana
* Mountain West culture
* Rural community
* Outdoor life
* Small-town social cohesion
He also regularly mentions:
* Housing becoming prohibitively expensive
* Influx of newcomers changing local culture
* Preference for cold climates over hot Southern weather
One representative comment praises the strong community ethic while lamenting real-estate costs.
Sense of humor
Very OT.
Expect:
* Dad jokes
* Absurd hypotheticals
* Running gags
* Sexual humor
* Self-mockery
He’s perfectly comfortable alternating between an intelligent discussion of economics and a joke that would get groans in polite company.
Personality traits (inferred)
From years of public posts, he appears:
High openness
* Reads broadly
* Curious
* Enjoys discussing ideas
Moderately disagreeable
* Comfortable arguing
* Doesn’t seek conflict constantly
* Often pushes back when consensus seems weak
High verbal intelligence
* Strong vocabulary
* Writes naturally
* Rarely relies entirely on memes
Low need for approval
* Doesn’t appear to tailor opinions to maximize upvotes.
Reputation
Among regulars he seems viewed as:
* Intelligent
* Funny
* Opinionated
* Sometimes contrarian
* Generally worth reading
He’s not one of the infamous “thread derailers” or perpetual trolls. Even people who disagree with him often engage rather than dismiss.
Overall assessment
If I had to summarize the HempHead posting persona in one sentence:
An intelligent Alabama fan with a libertarian-leaning worldview, a strong appreciation for Montana and mountain culture, a finance/economics bent, and a sarcastic OT sense of humor that alternates between thoughtful essays and irreverent jokes.
TideSports was pretty shitty, and Tidefans was even worse. TD was and still is the best place on the internet centered around college sports.
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