Favorite team: | LSU ![]() |
Location: | Ascension |
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Registered on: | 8/28/2011 |
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re: Burning Regulations in EBR
Posted by Who Me on 10/27/18 at 10:31 pm
It’s not allowed inside the city limits. The rest of the parish, I think you may be ok.
re: Dem Florida Gov Candidate Gillum Says Police Go 'Too Far' if They Pull Out a Weapon...
Posted by Who Me on 10/26/18 at 9:22 pm
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well personally i've had a gun pointed at me during a traffic stop for expired tags.. and more recently had two guns pointed at me after speeding (had no idea it was a 30mph zone RIP).. both during broad daylight.
What was the sequence of events that led them to drawing their weapons?
re: Dem Florida Gov Candidate Gillum Says Police Go 'Too Far' if They Pull Out a Weapon...
Posted by Who Me on 10/26/18 at 5:45 pm
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I don't understand why it's okay to have a gun pointed at me during a traffic stop
This and the candidates remarks are missing a whole lot of information. I didn’t see any circumstances referenced other than the mention that it was wrong for an officer to draw and point his weapon. What specifically is he speaking about.
re: "Don't Shoot George"!!!
Posted by Who Me on 10/24/18 at 4:29 pm
I wouldn’t shoot him if I knew the story.
However. That deer has been raised in the worst way to ensure a long life. He will not live long being tame like that and in the wild. Too many hunters that either won’t know the story or won’t give a shite even if they do know. They will see Brown with horns, that’s it.
However. That deer has been raised in the worst way to ensure a long life. He will not live long being tame like that and in the wild. Too many hunters that either won’t know the story or won’t give a shite even if they do know. They will see Brown with horns, that’s it.
re: Gold from the Ravens message board
Posted by Who Me on 10/21/18 at 11:45 pm

Gold from the Ravens message board
Posted by Who Me on 10/21/18 at 11:31 pm
Got bored and was scrolling through some of there stuff today.
This is from when the Saints kept going for it on 4th in the first half. Funny even though we didn’t score.
:lol:


This is from when the Saints kept going for it on 4th in the first half. Funny even though we didn’t score.
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This is like playing an a-hole online in Madden that doesn’t believe in punts or field goals.
:lol:
re: Trying Soji tonight. *Update*
Posted by Who Me on 10/19/18 at 10:17 pm
Bump for update.
Trying Soji tonight. *Update*
Posted by Who Me on 10/19/18 at 7:46 pm
I saw that this place has been open a couple of months or so. They don’t have a menu posted but they have some interesting pictures on Facebook.
Will report back.
**Update**
So we sat at the noodle bar where we could watch the food being prepared. The place was packed and very loud. We liked everything that we ordered. The restaurant encourages sharing. This is a very different type of restaurant than anything I have seen in BR. Took a few pics.
Started out with the variety of meats cooked on skewers. You can order a set of 3 or 6. They are very tiny so I would recommend getting the 6 pack if you order them. Ours came with a pair each of chicken, tuna belly, and duck. Each with its own sauce. The duck was by far the best of the three. Very tender and flavorful.
Also got an order of the wagyu dumplings
For entree’s we ordered a brisket ramen bowl, Drunken Noodles, and Imperial Wagyu Bo Luc Lac. We all liked the Drunken Noodles the best.
Here are the drunken noodles. Menu description is Wagyu Sirloin, homemade rice noodles, kale, Brussels sprouts, Serrano, and a sunny duck egg.
Next is the Imperia Wagyu. Marinated sirloin, Basmati rice, marinated cabbage, spicy Nguyen sauce, pickled onion, mint, and kewpie mayo.
Third entree was the brisket ramen. We were going to order the Tonkotsu pork broth ramen but the waitress recommended the Brisket ramen which replaced the chicken ramen as a special.
We finished it off with a light dessert. I forgot the proper description but it is basically a fried fancy cookie that tastes exactly like a fortune cookie filled with cream and garnished with mango and mint.
We did not drink any alcohol but the drink menu looked interesting. Definitely a place worth trying if you are into Asian, Thai, and even had an Indian Dish on the menu. Final bill was $84.00.
Will report back.
**Update**
So we sat at the noodle bar where we could watch the food being prepared. The place was packed and very loud. We liked everything that we ordered. The restaurant encourages sharing. This is a very different type of restaurant than anything I have seen in BR. Took a few pics.
Started out with the variety of meats cooked on skewers. You can order a set of 3 or 6. They are very tiny so I would recommend getting the 6 pack if you order them. Ours came with a pair each of chicken, tuna belly, and duck. Each with its own sauce. The duck was by far the best of the three. Very tender and flavorful.

Also got an order of the wagyu dumplings

For entree’s we ordered a brisket ramen bowl, Drunken Noodles, and Imperial Wagyu Bo Luc Lac. We all liked the Drunken Noodles the best.
Here are the drunken noodles. Menu description is Wagyu Sirloin, homemade rice noodles, kale, Brussels sprouts, Serrano, and a sunny duck egg.

Next is the Imperia Wagyu. Marinated sirloin, Basmati rice, marinated cabbage, spicy Nguyen sauce, pickled onion, mint, and kewpie mayo.

Third entree was the brisket ramen. We were going to order the Tonkotsu pork broth ramen but the waitress recommended the Brisket ramen which replaced the chicken ramen as a special.

We finished it off with a light dessert. I forgot the proper description but it is basically a fried fancy cookie that tastes exactly like a fortune cookie filled with cream and garnished with mango and mint.

We did not drink any alcohol but the drink menu looked interesting. Definitely a place worth trying if you are into Asian, Thai, and even had an Indian Dish on the menu. Final bill was $84.00.
re: Best seafood in BR?
Posted by Who Me on 10/15/18 at 12:14 pm
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Louisiana lagniappe
This is easily the best seafood restaurant in BR.
re: Favorite really simple foods
Posted by Who Me on 10/4/18 at 12:25 pm
scrambled egg sandwich
re: Favorite landing net for reds and specks?
Posted by Who Me on 10/1/18 at 8:02 am
Check our the Cabela’s brand nets. I have a large rubber one. It’s pretty solid but heavy.
re: Has anyone tried Taco Chops?
Posted by Who Me on 9/28/18 at 5:43 pm
I give them props for making their own tortillas but I didn’t like either taco that I tried.
re: Shrimp Boil Competition - Help with Presentation
Posted by Who Me on 9/20/18 at 9:45 pm

re: Abilene, Texas shooting video
Posted by Who Me on 9/20/18 at 1:42 pm
Yeah. Lots of stupid in that video in both sides.
Wish we could see exactly what the guy was doing when the first shots were fired. Looks a whole lot like he was the aggressor and got himself killed for it.
Wish we could see exactly what the guy was doing when the first shots were fired. Looks a whole lot like he was the aggressor and got himself killed for it.
re: Abilene, Texas shooting video
Posted by Who Me on 9/20/18 at 1:26 pm
2nd link isn’t working for me.
ETA: never mind
What an idiot.
ETA: never mind
What an idiot.
re: Best suggestions for boiling shrimp
Posted by Who Me on 9/18/18 at 8:06 pm
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This, I boil shrimp 3-4 times a month. I NEVER add ice. Season your water well, when you think its seasoned enough season it a little more.
Maybe some people like a little more seasoning flavor to their shrimp. Maybe you don’t need to ice them. I do because I find it takes way too much seasoning to get the level of spice that I want in a short boil. Also I like the option to add a little more seasoning during the soak if needed to get the flavor just right. I like mine spicy.There are a lot of different ways to get the job done. To each his own.
2 main goals/tips I give are the following
1. Don’t over cook them
2. Make them spicy
re: Best suggestions for boiling shrimp
Posted by Who Me on 9/18/18 at 1:38 pm
By adding the ice you are stopping the cooking process, which is good. The soak time will depend on how much seasoning you have added and what your desired level of spice is.
Start tasting after a few minutes. Additional seasoning can be added if they haven’t picked up enough flavor in the first 5-10 minutes. Additional soak time will not hurt them as long as you have brought the temp down enough.
Start tasting after a few minutes. Additional seasoning can be added if they haven’t picked up enough flavor in the first 5-10 minutes. Additional soak time will not hurt them as long as you have brought the temp down enough.
re: Lunch in Houston *update*
Posted by Who Me on 9/17/18 at 3:24 pm
Bump for update.
re: Needs recommendations Dirt/Dozer work in Ascension
Posted by Who Me on 9/15/18 at 10:54 pm
Contact info for Jeff Nickens?
re: Needs recommendations Dirt/Dozer work in Ascension
Posted by Who Me on 9/15/18 at 2:26 pm
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