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Will Cover
| Favorite team: | North Carolina  |
| Location: | Davidson, NC |
| Biography: | John 14:6 — "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." |
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| Number of Posts: | 40107 |
| Registered on: | 3/8/2007 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Tire shop repair
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 8:51 pm to Jake88
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You didn't get the road hazard replacement did you.
I don't believe I did. I use don't buy any "extras."
Edited ...
I just checked. I actually purchased replacement coverage. :cheers:
This is for my daughter's vehicle. Looks like I'll be getting a brand new replacement tire. :bow:
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re: Evangeline and North Foster - Baton Rouge
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 7:16 pm to TheGeauxt9
That was intense. Poor guy.
re: Tire shop repair
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 7:15 pm to White Bear
Good suggestion -- glad I asked.
re: Tire shop repair
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 7:13 pm to TheOcean
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Mexicans will do it
Other tire shops? Probably not
Any recommendations around the BR area? Tire has less than 3000 miles on it.
Fix-a-flat an option here (if the tire has been punctured)?
Tire shop repair
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 7:09 pm
Would a tire shop try and repair this? Is it too close to the sidewall? Would a can of fix-a-flat work in this instance?
Note, I have not tried pulling the foreign object out of the tire, yet. I am sure if the foreign object has totally pierced the rubber of the tire.
Evangeline and North Foster - Baton Rouge
Posted by Will Cover on 3/3/26 at 6:52 pm
IG - Lineman hanging from burning bucket truck lift
It's an Instagram link.
Don't know the outcome. This video was posted about 3 hours ago.
Horrific situation.
It's an Instagram link.
Don't know the outcome. This video was posted about 3 hours ago.
Horrific situation.
re: Pentagon confirms ALL eleven Iranian military ships in the Gulf of Oman were sunk
Posted by Will Cover on 3/2/26 at 7:07 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
re: Only in Baton Rouge TV
Posted by Will Cover on 3/1/26 at 9:06 pm to SG_Geaux
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How very tribal of them
Yes, that was present as well.
re: Video of Paki retards retreating from the consulate after Marines opened fire on them.
Posted by Will Cover on 3/1/26 at 8:55 pm to bhtigerfan
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Video of Paki retards retreating from the consulate after Marines opened fire on them.
re: Cafe du monde
Posted by Will Cover on 3/1/26 at 7:53 pm to Napoleon
Their crab beignet is very good!
re: Cafe du monde
Posted by Will Cover on 3/1/26 at 7:23 pm to tlsu15
As much as I like Cafe du Monde's beignets, I believe Loretta's taste better.
Only in Baton Rouge TV
Posted by Will Cover on 3/1/26 at 7:48 am
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Digital media & news platform
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DBA of Trillionaire Men’s Market LLC
IG Link - Downtown Baton Rouge Turn't Out
One might say this is certainly one way to revitalize downtown Baton Rouge on a weekend night.
re: no more condon on 98.1
Posted by Will Cover on 2/27/26 at 7:41 pm to alterego55
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no more condon on 98.1
8 days ago ...
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Guaranty Corporation Announces Promotion of Gordy Rush to Vice President of Business Development for Guaranty Communications
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Rush has been a catalyst behind Guaranty Media’s client-focused approach, championing tailored marketing strategies and innovative digital solutions. His leadership has supported the company’s investment in advanced broadcast facilities, strengthened its sports programming footprint, and contributed to consistent increases in market share and revenue.
“I’m honored to take on this new challenge,” said Rush. “Guaranty Corporation has always been committed to serving our clients with creativity, integrity, and measurable results. I’m excited to help expand that mission across all of our companies and continue building partnerships that fuel success.”
Rush will begin his new role immediately.
Press Release
Maybe this has something to do with it. Or maybe not.
re: Wendy's patrons, upset with the service, express their displeasure.
Posted by Will Cover on 2/26/26 at 6:47 am to TrueTiger
Normal everyday blacktivities
re: How many hot glazed donuts could you eat in one sitting?
Posted by Will Cover on 2/25/26 at 8:59 pm to BabyTac
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My fat neighbor goes to Shipleys and picks up a dozen donuts for his fat family 3-4 mornings a week. He works from home as well.
Hi neighbor!
Adding blocking inside the walls (new construction)
Posted by Will Cover on 2/25/26 at 7:48 am
I've always heard to use 2 x 6 to add blocking before the drywall goes up to help with hanging items (toilet paper holders, TVs, thermostats, towel holders, cabinets, railings, mirrors, etc.) to help add strengthening behind the drywall, and to take away the guess work.
I just saw a video last night where a person recommended using 3/4" plywood instead of 2 x 6 and to go ahead and apply the plywood to all of interior walls (after insulation). The cost is minimal from what they said and truly eliminates any guess work even with blocking.
Is 3/4" plywood strong or thick enough to hold a TV mount (or cabinets -- I would like to think that a cabinet installer will go directly into the studs) as compared to a 2 x 6? Does the plywood also help with any sound deadening as well?
I just saw a video last night where a person recommended using 3/4" plywood instead of 2 x 6 and to go ahead and apply the plywood to all of interior walls (after insulation). The cost is minimal from what they said and truly eliminates any guess work even with blocking.
Is 3/4" plywood strong or thick enough to hold a TV mount (or cabinets -- I would like to think that a cabinet installer will go directly into the studs) as compared to a 2 x 6? Does the plywood also help with any sound deadening as well?
re: Favorite frozen pizza from the grocery store?
Posted by Will Cover on 2/24/26 at 6:48 pm to NorthTxLSU
I'm not one that craves pizza. But I actually like this one. It's really good, and damn good for frozen pizza.
Networking closet help for a new build
Posted by Will Cover on 2/24/26 at 6:43 pm
I am currently planning a new home build and am setting up a dedicated networking closet. My goal is a clean, hidden setup that stays simple but functional. I already have my Smurf Tubing ready to go and plan to run PoE to every bedroom and the office with multiple drops in each room. I also have two or three wireless access points planned for the ceilings.
Inside the closet, I want to hide my fiber box, a 24 or 32-port Ubiquiti PoE switch (leaning Ubiquiti), an A/V receiver, an Xbox, and a Blu-ray player. I would prefer to have everything seated right in a networking rack if possible.
I am looking for recommendations on what type of networking rack I should consider. My main requirements are that it needs to attach to the wall and provide really easy access to the back of the ports for maintenance. Since the A/V receiver is likely the deepest and heaviest piece of equipment, I want to make sure I get the sizing right.
I am also still undecided on whether to go with Cat6, Cat6a, or Cat7 for the runs. If anyone has suggestions on the best rack models for this type of setup or advice on which cable standard makes the most sense for a long-term home build, I’d love to hear your thoughts -- and see your setup. :cheers:
Inside the closet, I want to hide my fiber box, a 24 or 32-port Ubiquiti PoE switch (leaning Ubiquiti), an A/V receiver, an Xbox, and a Blu-ray player. I would prefer to have everything seated right in a networking rack if possible.
I am looking for recommendations on what type of networking rack I should consider. My main requirements are that it needs to attach to the wall and provide really easy access to the back of the ports for maintenance. Since the A/V receiver is likely the deepest and heaviest piece of equipment, I want to make sure I get the sizing right.
I am also still undecided on whether to go with Cat6, Cat6a, or Cat7 for the runs. If anyone has suggestions on the best rack models for this type of setup or advice on which cable standard makes the most sense for a long-term home build, I’d love to hear your thoughts -- and see your setup. :cheers:
re: Long HDMI run?
Posted by Will Cover on 2/24/26 at 6:34 pm to wickowick
:cheers:
re: Hanger Steak
Posted by Will Cover on 2/23/26 at 7:46 pm to TBoy@LSU
I bought 12 of them from 44 Farms. It was the best deal I could find.
re: Buying Steaks etc. Online
Posted by Will Cover on 2/22/26 at 7:01 pm to Amblin
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Omaha Steaks
Great with marketing. Terrible with quality.
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Anyone recommend a site that sells good steaks?
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