Basura Blanco
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| Registered on: | 12/1/2011 |
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re: A young man walks in to a bar and orders 6 shots
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/23/26 at 3:25 pm to Frank Black
Did I ever tell you guys about the worst blow job I ever had? It was fricking awesome!
Told by Dan Pastorini tin the mid '90s to a group of us playing bouree at 3 am at an ice house near the old dragstrip in Baytown TX.
Told by Dan Pastorini tin the mid '90s to a group of us playing bouree at 3 am at an ice house near the old dragstrip in Baytown TX.
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re: For all you baws who missed the swinger convention in NOLA, here is a recap.
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/23/26 at 3:08 pm to DevilDagNS
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There was also a midget convention going on at the same time which was interesting.
re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/23/26 at 2:58 pm to FleurDeLonestar
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Drove down to Galveston to check out surf conditions which were definitely ripping.
Worst of it so far was a pretty intense first band yesterday around 6 pm. 30 mph steady for an hour with a few gusts over 40. Winds were ENE and ripped 3-4 ft waves down west bay. Luckily it came thru at dead low tide so minimal pier/boathouse damage from the surge. Nothing approaching that since.
re: Just how bad was early 90s New Orleans?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/23/26 at 12:05 pm to GreenRockTiger
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Katrina basically missed New Orleans and took out the Gulf Coast
New Orleans is well inland and on the "good" side of the eye and winds still ripped the roof off the Superdome for the only time in its existence and caused massive amounts of damage before the levees failed. I wouldn't call that a miss, just because there was significantly greater wind damage and storm surge to areas actually on a coast line.
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What happened to NOLA is a result of shitty infrastructure and engineers.
I would argue the greater blame should be placed on those who thought it was a good idea to force the use of an insane level of engineering and infrastructure by allowing development on land below sea level situated between an inland bay (the lake) and the largest river in the country. But there is plenty of blame to go around.
re: Just how bad was early 90s New Orleans?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/23/26 at 11:42 am to fightin tigers
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The amount of freedom granted by the Constitution shouldn't be vague.
That would be correct if it were not for that meddlesome part of the same document that sets up the three branches of government, granting them the right to limit those freedoms and freedom of speech in this case. And it would be correct if there were not numerous instances of the judicial branch doing exactly that by issuing both un-vague as well as other rather vague distinctions limiting free speech. A few of which are Incitement, True Threat and Fighting Words. At the very least, the notion that free speech is "absolute without consequence" is ridiculous.
As for vague, if a citizen decides to call a cop a homosexual mother fricker who would get his arse kicked by he and his buddies if he would put down the night stick, would that not meet the definition of unprotected free speech and therefore make them responsible for the consequences of their actions? The fact you would struggle to get five highly educated judges picked at random to all agree on the topic speaks to exactly how vague the document actually is.
re: Just how bad was early 90s New Orleans?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 6:58 pm to fightin tigers
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Beating and murdering citizens tends to bring consequences
My post regarding cops using violence on a drunken violent citizen as they were arrested in the most tourist centric area of a city that relies on tourism, is perhaps slightly different than say a cop murdering a citizen who witnessed a cop committing murder. Because both happened in the same vicinity around the same time does not make them the same thing.
And for the record, my proper country comment was directed at the current landscape of people believing and often being granted their freedom of speech as absolute without any consequence.
re: Anyone recently live on Bayou Fountain Avenue?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 6:37 pm to tigersbb
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I know its not the best of areas but it is likely better than whats in her rear view mirror.
I lived at the end of Bayou Fountain (the section that backs up to Governor) as a student in the late 80s. It was utopia. Not so much today
Its acutally worse in person
I honestly hope she is at least at the other end away from Gardere
re: Anyone recently live on Bayou Fountain Avenue?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 6:29 pm to tigersbb
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She is 40 has had some tough times etc
They arent about to get better on Bayou Fountain.
re: Just how bad was early 90s New Orleans?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 6:27 pm to fightin tigers
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Everything listed above is what brought the consent decree
True. I guess a lot of future lawyers/lawmakers were in a chokehold at the end of a nightstick back then.
re: I Don't Watch ESPN First Take Anymore and Haven't for Awhile
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 6:20 pm to TigerTiger12914
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That show is nothing but a lot of shouting idiots
Anything with the word "take" in it falls under that category. This goes back to Jim Rome 30 yrs ago.
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I don't even know if you can trust the games now with so much possibility of shaving points, dropped passes, missed blocks, missed field goals.
This is silly. The NFL salary cap in 1995 was $35M per team. It is $300M today. And you are worried about players TODAY being more at risk for betting/shaving points? When a cell phone is a digital history of every single call or text and every online bet is saved digitally as forensic.
evidence for eternity?
A shite ton of morons who are addicted to throwing money they dont have at betting and subsequently lose love to get on social media and bitch that the game is rigged. Yet the other 50% that happened to have won those same bets are strangely unaffected by all of this point shaving, paid refs, etc.
re: What's the most corrupt thing to ever happen in Louisiana?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 5:51 pm to Oilfieldbiology
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Maybe the diversion project that just got cancelled?
I have lived 350 miles away for the past 35 yrs and now fish that area maybe twice a year and I am still irrationally angry over that shite.
re: Just how bad was early 90s New Orleans?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 5:49 pm to touchdownjeebus
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but for the most part, the quarter was safe as long as you stayed from bourbon to the river.
I have never found that area to be risky, and I was there a lot in the late 80s and back only every few years since. I cant speak to what the Quarter is like overall today, but I can say it was DEFINTIELY policed differently before bodycams and social media. It was routine for someone to get pinned by a horse against a wall for pissing in public, or just pissing off a cop, a fight was broken up with night sticks, a fight with multiple people would get a bar cleared with chokeholds and a night in jai. Basically, violence by the general public was met with a higher level of violence from cops. The you tube shite of dog cussing a cop during an interaction was not on the table. I simple insult or even threatening eye contact would've resulted in hands being laid upon you at a minimum. You want to break out a camcorder or camera during the proceedings, it was getting slapped out of your hands.
We used to be a proper country.
re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/22/26 at 5:03 pm to rds dc
Windfinder is my go to app for fishing and it is one of the best 24-36 hour wind speed/direction predicters I have come across. It shows a rather interesting couple of hours for this time tomorrow on the west end of Galveston. 17 MPH north winds at 1 pm to 29 MPH SSW at 4 pm,
Not sure how well the link translates here, but its a pretty call app.
1 pm Thursday Galveston winds
4 pm Thursday Galveston winds
Not sure how well the link translates here, but its a pretty call app.
1 pm Thursday Galveston winds
4 pm Thursday Galveston winds
re: Fun History about Lane Kiffin
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/20/26 at 9:06 am to Rouge
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I could argue that the LSU job is the first job Kiffin got on his own merit
And I could much more sensibly argue that the only “nepo” job he got was with the Raiders. The NFL and D1 football isnt a small city accounting firm. No owner or AD is hiring a head coach at that level because he and daddy play squash together every Wednesday.
re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/19/26 at 11:51 pm to Darth_Vader
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Just left the Southwest Pass and entered open waters probably about 30 minutes ago. Scheduled to dock in Key West Tuesday morning.
15 knot avg for 35 hours. In a Viking 60' maybe. Actually made that trip in a sport fisher in a shade under 24 hours a few years ago. Open gulf water at 25 knots for a full day will make you miss a root canal
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What should I expect weather wise?
A few showers and a nice leisurely broad reach ending when you run aground on Galveston on Friday
re: Was there a bigger marketing let down than Aquafresh toothpaste when you were a kid?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/19/26 at 1:31 am to Jimbeaux
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Are you talking about the Evil Knievel action stunt cycle? That was one of the best toys I ever owned. If yours didn’t work, I think it was user error.
The Evel Knievel Scramble Van was legit
re: It seems David Allan Coe's funeral was quite the shitshow
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/18/26 at 8:46 pm to B747Tiger
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I got arrested at a DAC show in Ruston LA back in 01-02ish. Good times.
My 16 yr ok arse should've been arrested at Texas Club when he threw his 8th tanq and tonic of the night at DAC from 30 feet away when his coked out arse kicked out a foot light, and dog cussed his band as he stormed off stage 30 seconds into his first song of the night.
Quite possibility the stupidest thing I have ever done. At 16 anyway.
re: When did Tiger Rag turn into a garbage muckraking publication?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/18/26 at 8:33 pm to TJG210
Like every other print publication, they are fighting the 8 second attention span and clicks becoming the benchmark of success spawned by social media.
I can not name one single publication of any sort that is a better journalistic product than it was twenty years ago. Being a once great source of information, their dive just stands out more.
I can not name one single publication of any sort that is a better journalistic product than it was twenty years ago. Being a once great source of information, their dive just stands out more.
re: The best and worst LSU teams since 1960
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/18/26 at 8:18 pm to MilkJug
Most shocking takeaway, is the statistically best team allowed more ppg than the fourth worst team. And there was only a 4.4 avg points per game nationally between 2019 and 1990.
re: The best and worst LSU teams since 1960
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/18/26 at 8:09 pm to Dylan
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Pretty crazy 2019 is by far the best of all time, followed immediately by one of the worst teams in 65 years.
No doubt the biggest one year discrepancy in program if not national history. 2020 did play an all-sec schedule without the benefit of cupcakes or their starting QB. 2021 felt like a much worse team imo.
I was surprised how close 1969 was in margin of victory to 2019. Nationally, they were the 9th best scoring team and 3rd best in points allowed. Considering the era, you could argue they were statistically the more complete team.
re: Did G. Guidry face Kurland in 2023 CWS?
Posted by Basura Blanco on 7/2/26 at 2:42 pm to josh336
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Pro ambitions? Lol
Well he wouldve been a high draft pick and on a minor league roster within a few months of graduating high school. By any definition I believe that qualifies.
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