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Their right to vote is restored…

Trump just added another Democrat vote.
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That being said, cheating is now legal. Wouldn't be opposed to Wade returning at this point. But you have to fund the program with big NIL dollars.

You still can't pay players from your personal checking account.
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They oughta highlight it better. It’s an awesome public service for one and for two it would be something positive to share for the state.

They'd rather highlight their wars on traditional family and fossil fuels instead.

re: Terrible administration

Posted by bountyhunter on 2/7/26 at 10:22 am to
Then they should vote him out. Louisiana politics is defined by apathetic people who don’t care until it's them that's affected by the product of that apathy.
That's a pretty nice area as well, really surprised at the response time. Even by Baton Rouge standards that was pathetic.
I've had some I didnt like but the majority of the homebrews I've tried have been good or great.
Bureaucracies are the most pervasive form of welfare in the state. Coupled with unabashed graft and corruption, that's why everything those agencies are responsible for is complete shite. Unqualified fraudsters don't often make the best administrators of government resources.

Don't even get me started on the private sector, where often those lines intersect on public works contracts.
He was the last president that viewed us as his constituents, everyone after viewed their campaign donors, corporations and PACs as their constituents instead.

Was he perfect? He'll no, not as a man nor as a president. But he learned quickly and could have been one of the best leaders in our history if he had been allowed the opportunity to do so.
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Ilhan Omar sprayed with “unknown fluid” at town hall.

Probably a first for her, she prefers to have close familial ties with her fluid donor.
I've been to Great Britain 5 times and every time I couldn't wait to leave due to the food. Might be the least desirable culinary destination on the planet, so it doesn’t surprise me that those kids enjoyed it so much. Like the scene in Pleasantville where the morose gray suddenly gets replaced with color.
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Anybody get the Dubliner?

Good stuff, I also like the Jarlsberg. One of my favorite guilty pleasures on cold days is a grilled cheese (with a Dubliner and Gouda on sourdough) and tomato basil soup.
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Caught one of em right here

You know something? It's ironic that your team just won its first championship yet you are on the board of a random team creating a dramatic narrative that doesn't exist.

The vast majority of people here were indifferent to the outcome of this game. Go do your best impression of Don Quixote elsewhere and find another windmill to fight.
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You do realize there is a huge difference b/t the media and random internet trolls, right?

Sports media personalities are no better than social media influences today. Complete trash out for only themselves and not the story. They become so wrapped up in the perks of the job (access to programs, free meals, coaches/administrators kissing their asses for a better angle, etc). Its a complete farce if we're being honest.

re: When will CFB collapse?

Posted by bountyhunter on 1/14/26 at 1:06 am to
It's an unregulated circus of money-motivated players. It'll take someone fully understanding the system and breaking it so absolutely that it will be nauseating to watch from the outside. Lane might be that guy to do it here; he certainly has the financial backing to do it. Every dollar that's been asked for has been given.

Bama dominated the post season largely for 15 years by stockpiling 4 and 5 star talent. National pundits pushed for playoffs to achieve more national representation, but the thing that no one saw coming was the NIL era.

LSU with its prime recruiting ground and deep pockets might actually dominate the sport and it bring about some changes, but we'll see.
Don't have to roll your window all the way down in most jurisdictions, but you do have to provide the documents upon request. Police do not have to give you verbal confirmation of why you are being pulled over, nor do they have to provide you proof on the roadside. They also may order you out of the vehicle at any time and you must comply.

She attempted to turn the roadside into a courtroom, and there you have it. I am also very much about individual rights, but she screwed up.
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No more. We are already the villain even after trying to play nice. Screw em.

Don't have to worry now. :lol:
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Looking forward to the pretzels that people will put themselves in to oppose this.

I'm more interested in the loopholes that will be used to get around this law. What about private ownership of rental homes? Will this also outlaw the use of LLCs to compartmentalize your investment properties?

Another problem is what that will do to the rental market. You have a lot of people who cannot fork over the down payment on a $200k loan. I think this might have the unintended effect of causing the rental market to skyrocket.
This might be the best offensive line unit I've ever seen at the NCAA level, ever. I think their entire line has legitimate NFL talent, coupled with great blocking schemes and great playcalling, they will be tough to beat.

Reminds me of some of those Nebraska teams from the 90s.
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He keeps any unused fireworks in a big arse storage place he owns along with all the stands.

Nice, can't wait to see the show when that place catches fire.

re: Sober 2026

Posted by bountyhunter on 12/31/25 at 7:14 pm to
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Anyone else just decided to go sober 100% and how’s that going? Was social settings an adjustment? That’s the only time I drink now anyway.

Same here, but my business requires a steady ingestion of socially motivated alcohol. When you are drinking decent amounts 4 nights a week on boondoggle dinners and booster events, it adds up. I'm not even close to being an alcoholic but I'm considering selling my businesses and getting out altogether by 2030.

I can see in that future me not drinking at all, and I likely won't miss it. That being said, I do have a deep love for rare whiskey... but I'm at the point where I have dozens of bottles that I can casually enjoy in retirement.

re: Still want Undewood?

Posted by bountyhunter on 12/31/25 at 7:06 pm to
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Burrow 2018 vs Burrow 2019

Burrow in 2018 still made veteran decisions with the ball, the difference in 2019 was the aggressive scheme that played to the entire team's strengths.

Underwood is also a freshman, so there's no telling how much meat is still on the bone. Hard to compare him to a 4th year senior who had a historic 5th year season.

Apples =/= Oranges.