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re: I'm in the market for a new car

Posted by LSU Delirium on 1/29/25 at 3:46 pm
Useful response, thanks.

We live a couple of hours away so we are narrowing the list while we are in New Orleans.

Big purchase for us. Will take our time, but would prefer not getting trapped at a dealership for an entire day.

re: I'm in the market for a new car

Posted by LSU Delirium on 1/29/25 at 12:37 pm
Haven't had to use this guide in ~10 years, only a 1 year bump - thought it would be longer!

Wife wants a new car this year so we will be test driving this weekend with plans to buy in the early summer. I know power has shifted to the dealers over the last few years with the lack of inventory, bu
I actually first learned to drive a stick with my grandfather over there, but that was in a small town and I have no interest in trying to navigate the motorways or those giant roundabouts while trying to remember to stay on the left.

My family now live in the Sutton on the Sea area, I’m told th
Thank you everyone, glad I asked.

Not the greatest time to check Old Trafford off the bucket list, but hopefully they will show up.
Hey everyone,

I will be going to England in the spring and am looking for some information on the easiest way to get around, while not blowing the budget. I will be taking my family (Wife, 2 kids) and we are going to London for tourist stuff, Manchester for a soccer game, the east coast to visit
Not priced out, but I would much rather spend my money elsewhere. But they don’t care. We are witnessing the full monetization of CFB.

How much does the average fan spend on a season ticket? It is dwarfed by the corporations that own the boxes. To maximize profits, that is who they will continue
We have mountain bikes, easier for the hills in neighborhood and trails when we go camping.

Seeing kids on any type of bike is a good thing though, most around here ride hoverboards or other things with motors. It’s shocking how many 10+ year olds in our neighborhood can’t ride a bike.

re: Anyone living with burnout?

Posted by LSU Delirium on 11/18/24 at 8:32 am
Feeling it too, guess it is just mid life blues. Don’t have an answer but here are a few thoughts.

I set two really “hard” goals this year to work towards, I did a dry January and set a goal of doing an Olympic length triathlon in under 3 hours. The dry January was a great reset, and the triathl
Feels more like college baseball in a way.

Survive the regular season while the team meshes, hope you make post season, hope you get on a roll at the end.

The programs/coaches that will be able to mesh quicker and avoid key injuries are the ones that will win.

re: 2024 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by LSU Delirium on 8/21/24 at 6:04 pm
Impressive stuff in this thread, garden dojo is awesome and something to inspire to....thought my planters was a big undertaking :bow:

I have received my seeds! Green Magic Broccoli and Danvers 126 half long carrots! As suggested in this thread, I got some "cowopots" for the broccoli and I also r
Great info everyone, thank you. I’ve emailed them to see if they have additional information or race package they can send; hopefully they can answer some of my questions.

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Learn how to quickly change a tube as well.


I’ve seen this mentioned in a few places, the bike I got from F

re: 2024 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by LSU Delirium on 8/6/24 at 8:58 pm
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don’t overthink it.


Not one of my strengths. Thanks again…here we go!
Now this is the type of tip I can appreciate, that would be embarrassing.

The "tips" section is pretty lacking so I may just email (And will definitely ask) about the ear buds and for anything I might be missing before I get started.

I elected to go with tri-shorts instead of a onesie, mostly

re: 2024 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by LSU Delirium on 8/6/24 at 12:40 pm
Well I guess I will get this party started and just start asking some slightly dumb questions, apologies (and thanks) in advance....I am thinking I will just focus on carrots (Upper box, bit more sun) and broccoli (lower box) for now, I want it to go well and not jump in to the deep end too quick.
Thank you both for the responses!

The "generic number belt" on this site is what I think I was looking at. Was confused but this seems to indicate that they may give them at the race, I figured they would just pin my number of me: LINK

re: 2024 Fall Garden Thread

Posted by LSU Delirium on 8/3/24 at 10:33 am
Been waiting for this!! I’ve been “planning” to start a garden for a couple of years and keep getting stuck going down rabbit holes. I decided to just build the dang thing in the spring, was a hard project (did it all with a shovel and hand tools…renting a backhoe next time, too many stumps!). Here
This app is brutal with its notifications and I have resorted to turning them all off and mostly checking reddit, thank you for the suggestions though, I feel much more plugged in.

I wasn't really sure where to ask this, but I thought this would be as good as anywhere. Apologies for the slight de