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I used to play bingo with my mom at her assisted living place before I lost her to Parkinson's, what's your point?


He's just making a joke, so in the same Stripes theme:

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There is a Popeyes on base at Nellis and it’s like walking into the twilight zone. Smiling workers, clean facilities, never have to wait for fresh chicken. It’s incredible.


Oddly enough I have now experienced this twice in my lifetime. There is a Popeye's in The Woodlands, TX close to where I used to live that has amazing service and is spotless.

I now live in Boise, ID and went to a Popeye's here recently and was once again shocked at the service and cleanliness of the restaurant.

Night and day compared to the Popeye's I used to frequent growing up in New Iberia, LA....
Hulu with Live TV is the best bet. You can have similar channels to YouTube TV but also get Hulu and Disney+ for a similar price.

ETA: They have a special right now for $65 for the first 3 months instead of $90.

You never have to worry about them pulling ESPN because they are owned by Disney.
We were set up through a mutual friend when I was living in Thailand. I met her at a restaurant called MK Gold in Phuket, Thailand. It was a higher end version of a standard suki restaurant. This is suki:

"Suki was first introduced to Thai consumers more than three decades ago. While the name suki might sound Japanese – and most people might assume it is a variation of Japanese shabu shabu – suki is actually a twist on a Chinese steamboat dish. But it is uniquely Thai."

Anyway, her English was not the best but I mostly remember how sweet she was. She would serve me the suki from the bowl and helped me figure out how to cook and eat it. Not much was said, but I knew she was special....

That was almost 9 years ago. Now living happily in Boise, ID.

If you guys ever get sick of US women, head to Thailand but just watch out for the gold diggers (and most of them are gold diggers...)
The year I got my undergrad from LSU. I graduated in May, so half the year as a student and the other half partying like it was 1999....oh wait.
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I got 8 free breakfast sandwiches so far.
You can pick any
Even steak egg and cheese.

Also got snack wraps and double cheese burgers

Mcfrappes too..

Free fries


Good lord dude, all bullshite aside eating that much junk food on a regular basis will definitely shorten your life. I like a good QPC as much as the next guy, but try to limit fast food to once or twice a month. It should be a rare treat, not something to live off of...
Blanco - New Iberia
Foster - Franklin
Landry - St. Martinville

What recent governor is actually from Lafayette??

re: Oweo?

Posted by Boondock Saint on 10/17/25 at 10:47 am to
You waited two years to make your first post and this is it?? Terrible.
Peanuts for me. These are the best! They are from Texas...But I order them off of Amazon



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I’m always boarding group 1 (United status).


With your status you should be sitting in the United Club and not leave until 5 minutes before boarding time. That is what people who actually travel a lot do. I know as I used to fly every week.

Why are you at the gate so early looking at the people lining up? I honestly don't think anything you type on here is actually true....
It depends on if that Popeye's or Church's is in Marrero, LA or in Salt Lake City, Utah......
I'll only consider Sex Panther by Odeon

re: Any six sigma belts here?

Posted by Boondock Saint on 10/9/25 at 4:17 pm to
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The seven sigma program is better, but 6 isn't bad.


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Could do a beach easily. Be able to swim, enjoy the sun, fish, and whatever else was around there to do. The breeze coming off the ocean is always nice and i love the salt water smell


Tell that to this guy....

What an idiot. I would much rather have a ZR1....

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The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD and the 2025 Corvette ZR1 are American performance supercars, but the ZR1 is a more powerful and track-focused machine, outperforming the GTD at the Nürburgring despite costing significantly less ($175,000 vs. $325,000+). The ZR1 boasts superior horsepower (1,064 hp vs. 815 hp) and a faster Nürburgring lap time, while the GTD is characterized by its exclusivity, limited production run, and street-legal track car design inspired by the Mustang GT3.
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Out here it's Dutch Bros. Or Human Bean. Or Moxie Java. Or any of the local spots. All with better coffee and better service.


This post caught my eye! I just moved to Boise about 6 months ago. You are right, there is much better coffee available. My wife and I had brunch at Rembrandt's in Eagle this past weekend and i was very impressed with how good the coffee was.

Like others have said, I can make much better coffee at home. I've been ordering from Huckleberry Roasters out of Denver and it is excellent coffee. Starbucks is just over-roasted, burned shite.
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But 2-3 step verification to order a large meat lovers pizza is fricking insane.


This is actually a legit gripe. Some sites just don't need two factor....

re: The 1980s

Posted by Boondock Saint on 9/18/25 at 10:56 am to
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‘You know the good old days weren’t always good
And tomorrow ain’t as bad as it see-ee-eems’

-William Joel


One of my favorite lyrics of all time!