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cbree88
Favorite team: | LSU |
Location: | South Louisiana |
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Occupation: | Accountant |
Number of Posts: | 5448 |
Registered on: | 2/15/2010 |
Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: If you could pick, what is the best regional you would want to see lsu in?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 1:18 pm
[quote]Perfectly fine by me as Pete Taylor park is a mile and a half from my house [/quote]
What’s it like living in Hattiesburg, MS?
Is it any better than Louisiana?...
re: What are the redeeming qualities of Louisiana?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 12:49 pm
[quote]Most beautiful women per capita on earth.[/quote]
Way too many fatties for this to even be remotely true.
Take a trip to some Eastern European countries, my friend....
re: What are the redeeming qualities of Louisiana?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 12:43 pm
[quote]everyone's a little trashy around the edges.[/quote]
Yeah remember that thread where you said your wife and daughter fart in front of you? I think this very common place in Louisiana. :lol:...
What are the redeeming qualities of Louisiana?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 12:07 pm
The people are friendly, and the cuisine is good……..I’ve got nothing else. :dunno: ...
re: How many of these WRs is Chris Olave better than?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 9:45 am
I honestly think Olave is near the bottom of this list. We don’t know about the rookies yet, but most of the other guys are better than Olave....
re: If you could pick, what is the best regional you would want to see lsu in?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/18/24 at 7:59 am
[quote]as one of the last teams in, it would likely be one of the top 8 seeds[/quote]
:wtf: :confused:
[quote]you can't go to a sec regional so whoever the highest ranked outside sec is likely where lsu will be sent[/quote]
See 2017 Baton Rouge Super Regional LSU vs Mississippi State
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re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 2:15 pm
[quote]you equated killing a cat to killing grandma and that’s not true - I said it was terrible and you should distance yourself[/quote]
No, I didn’t.
I used that to make a comparison and pointed out the hypocrisy of treating the same behavior differently. Obviously killing a human is worse ...
re: Excrement level for this season.
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:56 am
[quote]Joe Brady already has his bags packed for next season when DA gets canned.[/quote]
He’ll be fighting it out with Klint Kubiak for job possibly haha...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:38 am
[quote]this is not the same as killing a cat Your wife’s SILs sound insane - I’d stay away Killing a cat is evil and terrible, and it’s probably just best to distance yourself, but it’s not the same as killing a human[/quote]
I agree that killing a human is worse than killing a cat, but my point ...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:18 am
[quote]It was a 15 year old cat. I’m guessing it was time and SIL did this to help out the mom.[/quote]
How old the cat was does not make a difference in the crime; and no the mom was not involved.
There’s a difference between killing grandma or letting her die peacefully from natural causes.
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re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:16 am
[quote]it makes a huge difference you keep on going on and on with the "killing" of a cat[/quote]
One SIL says they let her go in a field. She’s was 15 years old with arthritis.
The other says the other one threw her out of a window going 60 miles per hour.
If we had written evidence or a ...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:11 am
[quote]you have no evidence of a "killing" past the kidnapping.[/quote]
That doesn’t make any difference. Kidnapping the cat and making it disappear is equal to killing her. She was 15 years old with arthritis....
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 11:06 am
[quote]you need to cut off all ties once you let them know how you feel face to face. and beat the frick out of the BIL and show some balls please. [/quote]
Sometimes being an adult means being emotionally intelligent and knowing when to get in a physical confrontation with someone or when it’s b...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:47 am
[quote]Because it is usually the victims fault something bad happened to then. It's a very rare event when the victim doesn't carry at least half the blame.[/quote]
My wife did nothing to merit this. She simply answered a question that her brother asked her honestly without lying. It turns out th...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:44 am
[quote]wouldn't her sister in laws be your sisters?[/quote]
No. They’re married to my wife’s brothers....
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:41 am
[quote]She's a grown up.[/quote]
And?
:confused:...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:39 am
[quote]press charges or file a lawsuit[/quote]
We would if we had written evidence or a recording of them admitting to it. All we have is a verbal confession that was not recorded....
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:37 am
[quote]Did the SILs actually admit that they got rid of the cat because of something your wife said?[/quote]
No. They’re not admitting it but that’s when all of this shite started and they started treating my wife badly, We put 2 and 2 together.
One of the SILs admitted what she did and ratted ...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:31 am
[quote]So their justification for endangering a defenseless animal (who is also a beloved pet) was someone saying something mean? And the family is ok with this?[/quote]
Actually, it wasn’t even something mean. It was the truth and my wife was exactly right. Also, her twin brother asked for her o...
re: Why do people always blame the victim when things happen?
Posted by cbree88 on 5/17/24 at 10:29 am
[quote]Who is the other SIL and why did she help? How did you and the wife find out what happened?[/quote]
The two SILs are best friends. Since one of them was offended, the other one automatically became offended along with her and went along with her bullshite and psychopathic behavior....
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