Wideman

It was a great game. It reminded me a lot of the LSU-Bama game from year.

LSU up by three TDs at the half, then Bama came back.

Like Bama, UF never had the ball with a chance to take the lead, but it was a fun game with great players.

Take the shuttle from the airport to the train station. From there, buy a MARC ticket on the Penn Line to Union Station in DC. Then take the metro or uber to wherever you need to go.

Four minutes to go, Tigers playing well. Anything can happen, but they're competing

that was great! ahahaha

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Who is trashing O?

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When person A (Ree) submits a post celebrating person B (Coach O) and person C (the masses in the thread) criticizes person A, it gives the impression that person C thinks rather lowly of person B.

Therefore, from my perspective, this thread is weird. and I should probably slowly back away...

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I think it's pretty obvious that Ree, bencoleman and a few others actually like the bickering.

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Actually, it seems pretty clear in this thread that Ree and bencoleman are trying to give props to LSU's head football coach, who is having a phenomenal year, while the majority of others in this thread are attempting to tear him down, or at least minimize his accomplishments. On an LSU message board, it's rather disappointing. I would expect this on the SEC Rant but not the Tiger Rant.

This thread has been fascinating and horrifying. I had no idea this incel thing was happening. It appears to me that some people in this thread (and apparently on 4chan) think there's some sort of formula for life in general and relationships, specifically.

Life and love does not have a recipe that you can google like so many other things. You're not going to receive an actual step-by-step manual on how to find someone. It does not exist. It's not how many awful jokes you memorize or how pathetic you look when trying to act confident as you crash a yoga party. All that shite comes across as insecure and desperate.

And certainly blaming women or feminism for your woes or your sexual frustrations will only make you a bitter a-hole.

Find some hobbies that interest you outside of the internet and discover what life has to offer, stop making excuses for yourself and blaming others.

Citi ThankYou Premier, 3x points on gas

We have two (two years old and six months old) and travel all the time. Some of that is out of necessity since we live in DC and my family is in Louisiana and the wife's family is in Miami.

Kids can adapt better than you think. Just have something to attract their attention on planes (snacks, toys and if all else fails iPhone or ipad).

Our two year old loves flying on planes and taking road trips. Seeing different parts of the country. And our six month old just goes with it.

If he takes a nap every day, then maybe try not to make a tight agenda where he won't get a chance to nap for more than one or two days in a row. We did that a couple times, and sure enough, with no nap for a few days, we had a meltdown at the worst possible time. But if we can squeeze a nap in somewhere, it makes the travel experience wonderful.

Most hotels have rollout cribs, basically pack-n-plays. We use that. We also try and book suites or airbnb, so we can put the kids to sleep and go in another room to have some time for ourselves.

You should try it. It will be good for you, too!

I'm looking to expand my card options as well. I'm at 5/24 (so no Chase availability; already have CSR, CSP, United Explorer, Freedom) and got declined by AMEX (currently have the Platinum) for the EveryDay card (ugh). They said I haven't been a customer long enough to open a new one(?). I got the Platinum in December 2017, so maybe that's why.

I'm thinking about the Citi ThankYou Premier Card. Anyone have any advice on this card? Once I hit the minimum spend for the 50K points, I would use it as my gas card (3x points).