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[quote]Honestly, screw it, money is probably better off spent in the black market away from the real crooks.[/quote]You are my hero! for this statement, but I'm going to miss the THC frozen daiquiris at one store here in Ruston. I visited it and made purchases the day my mom came home from her retir...
[quote]What chu know bout Admiral Doyle baw? [/quote] DA MANCAVE BARBER SHOP ?? 100 W Admiral Doyle Dr, New Iberia, 70560 [img]https://d2zdpiztbgorvt.cloudfront.net/region1/us/604817/biz_photo/106aac0a560e4d9fb95ed1428b1b9b-da-mancave-barber-shop-biz-photo-73af794f89b44684a7c56bf1258425-booksy.j...
I don't have a Starter jacket, but I have this one I got in the 90's. [img]https://s3media.247sports.com/Uploads/Assets/60/279/12279060.jpeg[/img] [img]https://s3media.247sports.com/Uploads/Assets/59/279/12279059.jpeg[/img] Last time I wore it was the 2008 Chick-fil-A Bowl when LSU beat GATe...
I always thought [i]Skippers [/i] was a mascot that should be read with a lisp, but I'm a country boy from the piney woods. :nana:...
Last time I remember seeing a Democratic POTUS candidate in a helmet. [img]https://s.abcnews.com/images/fivethirtyeight/180625_538_michael_dukakis_tank_hpMain_16x9_992.jpg[/img]...

re: School me on cross bows

Posted by chinese58 on 6/1/24 at 12:55 pm
My dad got one when he was in his 70's and killed a few deer with it. I shot it at heads of lettuce when I was in my 40's. It was deadly from 20-30 yards without a scope. Shooting it was fun. :nana: He's in his early 90's now and I doubt he knows where it is. I'm 65 now. I may go look for it, an...
[quote]we should all probably get laid a little more than we do[/quote]Taking another man's dong ain't getting laid. Neither is taking a strap-on from another woman. Leave the animals alone. :doublebird:...
Fresh cut grass still reminds me of football two-a-days. :nana:...
Foley was a great player for the Broncos for about a decade. Surprises it took 40 years for this. He is also a very nice guy. When my brother was going to Tulane for his Masters, he lived in Foley's house by the Audubon Park. My brother rented it from him when he played for the Broncos. I have ne...
All I know is The Malpaso Company always did a great job of casting with minor characters. This movie in particular has no major characters other than Eastwood's. The people who play all of the townspeople in it are great for their roles. [img]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YYeX6XAhS68/maxresdefault.jpg[...
[quote]WHY ARE ALABAMA PLAYERS DOING THIS? [/quote]Why not? It's OK to bring a gun to a shooter, it's OK to possess stolen guns when smoking out in a closed city parks, etc. :nana:...
When do the players get the right to wear their NIL partners on their jersey? [img]https://i.imgur.com/RHXyY15.jpeg[/img] I thought about this watching Mavs vs T'wolves last night. I think it will really happen at some point. ...

re: Horizon- Kevin Costner

Posted by chinese58 on 5/29/24 at 8:11 pm
Love this user review on IMDb: This guy is welcome to come post on this board. [quote]Read before listening to negative reviews This is a 4 part series , 2 films will come Out this year , you need to view this as a limited series with each movie as one episode, which means episode one or movie 1...

re: Horizon- Kevin Costner

Posted by chinese58 on 5/29/24 at 4:22 pm
[quote]supposed to be like 3/4 parts[/quote] Has there been any talk of who will get the streaming rights? Will it go to Paramount?...

re: Horizon- Kevin Costner

Posted by chinese58 on 5/29/24 at 2:59 pm
[quote]Kevin Costner is an American treasure. Westerns. Baseball. Apocalyptic water pirates. These are the foundation of our country. [/quote] Don't forget the movie where he got a national monument type statute.. [link=(https://youtu.be/sxj3XE5lELc?si=S3sakIQQ1yzNXx6d)]Postman - the statue ...

re: Favorite mystery/suspense film?

Posted by chinese58 on 5/29/24 at 2:50 pm
[quote]Some horror variants: [/quote] I'd probably add [i]Angel Heart (1987) [/i]to that list. Poor Harry Angel....

re: Favorite mystery/suspense film?

Posted by chinese58 on 5/29/24 at 1:58 pm
[quote]Some really good ones already mentioned. Hitchcock was the king of this genre so i would add Notorious and Strangers on a Train.[/quote]Another one of his that's not as suspenseful as North By Northwest, Rear Window, Notorious & Strangers on a Train, but is a very fun mystery is The Trouble w...

re: Favorite mystery/suspense film?

Posted by chinese58 on 5/28/24 at 3:36 pm
Two from the same director, that share some Paris filming locations, and a lead actress.. Frantic (1988) [link=(https://youtu.be/lZ397XS9r1c?si=N9is5J8exVDZfFLc)]Trailer on YouTube[/link] The Ninth Gate (1999) [link=(https://youtu.be/IKc1n-nIIx0?si=7fPtFYuq9GhGMBgp)]Trailer on YouTube[/link]...
Since we're listing some other guys who's careers are over, I say we list dead people.too. Dead people who's careers predated most sequels. [b]Charlton Heston [/b] God movies: Ben Hur The Ten Commandments The Greatest Story Ever Told Planet of the Apes The Three Musketeers Not a franch...
I say something like Fallout, because the rich people have already begun separating themselves from the rest of us. They're investing in "clean energy" and buying up farmland When you see them putting up moats outside their gated communities, you'll realize we're getting close. My advice for y...