goodgrin
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Atlanta, GA |
| Biography: | LSU alum |
| Interests: | LSU sports |
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| Number of Posts: | 6825 |
| Registered on: | 11/29/2003 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Yeah, I was in the student section as a grad student at LSUMC. We were pretty much all in shock when the score was 14-34 Houston. The comeback was epic.
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I'm still thinking $600 is going to be in the 2029-2030 timeframe
I'm thinking much sooner now that the PM's are free from their manipulation prison. The fireworks in 2026 and beyond will be something to behold.
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Once the trust in the LME/LBMA and CME/COMEX rehypothetcation schemes end the price for physical will dislocate and Shanghai with its cash & carry market will take over as the pricing mechanism. When that rupture occurs and despite TD's Daniel Ghali saying the silver squeeze from Thanksgiving/Black Friday is over the raging industrial demand on top of inelastic supply means the squeeze is mathematically inevitable. You will see $600/oz silver the technical analysts are pointing at April 2029.
Thanks for pointing this out. I've been waiting for this for a looking plucking time. I remembered being ridiculed for predicting $65 an ounce silver in the future on this board back in 2011. I was just too early with my prediction. ;-)
re: Physical Silver question
Posted by goodgrin on 12/26/25 at 6:09 pm to thelawnwranglers
Unless you need the money to eat, everyone selling their physical precious metals now will regret it into next year.
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I have a Boomer uncle that has something like 30 of the American Eagle sealed ‘monster boxes’ of silver coins and 200 American gold eagle coins. He has no children and my brother and I are set to inherit this. We are not sure what to do with it especially the monster boxes as they are heavy as frick and not easy to store and a pain in the arse to move as we have helped him move all this shite twice in the past.
You and your brother would be better off keeping on the low about sharing info like this where you live. Gold and silver have broken out from prison where they were artificially suppressed for a long time and the valuations they will reach will make folks that talk too much a target.
Who cares how heavy the monster boxes are (39 lbs)? When they're worth over a $100,000 each, if not much higher, that'll be the least of your concern.
re: Be Honest LSU Fans
Posted by goodgrin on 12/25/25 at 6:07 pm to captdalton
Oh look! A gump fan got coal in his stocking and is jealous of LSU's new coach! Look at the bright side. At least your trailer home payment has been met for December.
re: I feel if we signed Lagway… We would continue to “LAG WAY” behind in the SEC standings.
Posted by goodgrin on 12/25/25 at 5:57 pm to tigertracts
Who do you trust more to lead the offense and develop QB's? Joe Sloan or Lane Kiffin and Weiss?
re: What would it take for you to consider the hiring of Kiffin a bust?
Posted by goodgrin on 12/25/25 at 12:18 am to homemadeshine
Found another negatiger tard that'll be posting negative shite when LSU doesn't score on their first opening drive for the season opener about what's wrong with Coach Kiffin's offense. Never change LSU fans....
re: Happy Anniversary to those of us who survived the Winter of Severe Illness and Death
Posted by goodgrin on 12/24/25 at 4:32 am to boxcarbarney
I contracted the Omnicron variant Jan. '22 and survived. It sucked for a week, but having the natural antibodies made me feel no fear of the Super "flu" after that in spite of being unvaxxed.
Another retard. Bowl games have been in existence over 100 years. Most kids that get hurt in Bowl games will never have long, meaningful careers in the Not For Long league. I mean, why play any game at all?
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Israel owns much of our government offcials and will ensure that we're always engaged in a conflict somewhere
re: Military experts: who is your worst general?
Posted by goodgrin on 12/16/25 at 8:27 pm to TexasTiger08
Civil War - George McClellan, other Union Generals too numerous to list.
WW I - John J Pershing
WW II - Several. Lloyd Frendenhall. Most don't know, but LT Gen Simon Bolivar caused way too many casualties in Okinawa with his tactic of moving masses of the U.S. forces toward the enemy instead of listening to the Marine Corps leadership to go around the well dug in Japanese imperial army and surround them on the southern end of the island. He lost his life toward the end of the war to an artillery shell. When I was stationed in Okinawa, I stood on the very spot where he was killed during a war tour.
Korean war - Douglas MacArthur. This fool had the ill prepared 8th Army wiped out by the Chinese army near the Yalu River in the early stages of the war. Thank God for the Marines that were able to blast their way from the Chosin Reservoir after being surrounded by the massive, but ill equipped Chinese army.
Vietnam War - Gen William Westmoreland. He underestimated the North Vietnamese military and should have wrapped up America's involvement over there. Finally relieved of command in 1968, but it was too late!
WW I - John J Pershing
WW II - Several. Lloyd Frendenhall. Most don't know, but LT Gen Simon Bolivar caused way too many casualties in Okinawa with his tactic of moving masses of the U.S. forces toward the enemy instead of listening to the Marine Corps leadership to go around the well dug in Japanese imperial army and surround them on the southern end of the island. He lost his life toward the end of the war to an artillery shell. When I was stationed in Okinawa, I stood on the very spot where he was killed during a war tour.
Korean war - Douglas MacArthur. This fool had the ill prepared 8th Army wiped out by the Chinese army near the Yalu River in the early stages of the war. Thank God for the Marines that were able to blast their way from the Chosin Reservoir after being surrounded by the massive, but ill equipped Chinese army.
Vietnam War - Gen William Westmoreland. He underestimated the North Vietnamese military and should have wrapped up America's involvement over there. Finally relieved of command in 1968, but it was too late!
re: Coach Kiffin can we please bring back the purple jerseys?
Posted by goodgrin on 12/15/25 at 2:23 pm to Islandboy777
Thank God Coach Saban only used 2 uniform combinations the entire time he was at LSU. I would like to see LSU return to those days. We're not some fuking G5, SWAC program.
re: Diet Pat Mahomes may be the best option???
Posted by goodgrin on 12/15/25 at 2:19 pm to Prairievillian
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Diet Pat Mahomes
Holy chit!
re: Favorite SEC stadium you’ve been to
Posted by goodgrin on 12/14/25 at 4:03 pm to LSU4Life2021
Bryant-Denny stadium. LSU has won all the games I've attended there.
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2012 Alabsma
LSU wins 17-14
They win the natty
That would have made winning the Natty sweeter.
re: Georgia woman attacked and burned with acid
Posted by goodgrin on 12/13/25 at 10:30 am to mudshuvl05
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America was 90% white in 1960. Today we're barely half.
America is 60% white. 22% Hispanic and 13% black. 5% is Asian, other.
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Especially seeing that none of the boards lefties are in this thread. Cowards.
Actually they probably are. They're the downvotes.
re: 191lb 17yo baw bench pressing 405lbs
Posted by goodgrin on 12/13/25 at 7:46 am to hawgfaninc
That kid is no Anatoly.
ESPN must have enough Alabama, Louisiana-Lafayette and other anti-LSU grads working at ESPN. I mean, ESPN started to use Louisiana instead of the coreect ULL name. It's almost like they're trying hard to boost the regional school and LSU an in-state rivalry.
8 teams.
There are already at least 2-3 teams that are fortunate to be in the CFP.
There are already at least 2-3 teams that are fortunate to be in the CFP.
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