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andouille
| Favorite team: | Vanderbilt  |
| Location: | A table near a waiter. |
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| Occupation: | bon vivant |
| Number of Posts: | 11519 |
| Registered on: | 12/27/2004 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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Why in gods name would someone even be married if they despise spending time with their wife that much?.
Spending time with your wonderful wife is one thing, going shopping is another. I like going grocery shopping with her, or a trip to the garden center, even antiquing, but clothes shopping is brutal.
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If your system does not meet those requirements, you cannot load Win11 on it
Oh yes you can. There are several workarounds to get through the hardware check when upgrading from Win 10 to 11. I have installed Windows 11 on dozens of "unsupported" systems without any issues. This allows them to keep all the security benefits of 10+11, even if they don't get full use of AI.
So many business and home PC's just run Office apps, email and web browse, forcing them to buy new PC's, when all they need are the security benefits, is ridiculous.
re: Outlook not accepting password
Posted by andouille on 4/18/26 at 7:55 am to Brosef Stalin
I've been getting several calls over the last month about similar issues, is this a gmail or yahoo account?
re: A Book that made you ask "What did I just Read?"
Posted by andouille on 4/17/26 at 9:32 pm to Gerry Laval
When the local craze was all about "Confederacy of Dunces", being a N.O. native, I read it. Waste of time.
re: What is favorite Vonnegut book?
Posted by andouille on 4/17/26 at 9:26 pm to Gerry Laval
I was 18, my GF was sick and couldn't go out on a Saturday night, my mother prevailed on my to help a friend of hers, they wanted to go out, but somebody needed to stay with her mother, who was an invalid.
The guy was a literature prof at Tulane, I asked him to recommend something to read, he handed me Slaughterhouse 5. They got home a few hours later, I had read SH5, Welcome to the Monkeyhouse (short stories), he foresaw DEI and it's affects.
Brilliant guy, lousy husband.
The guy was a literature prof at Tulane, I asked him to recommend something to read, he handed me Slaughterhouse 5. They got home a few hours later, I had read SH5, Welcome to the Monkeyhouse (short stories), he foresaw DEI and it's affects.
Brilliant guy, lousy husband.
Diabetic? Go Sourdough
Posted by andouille on 4/17/26 at 5:21 pm
Sourdough Benefits
I've noticed for a while that sourdough bread does not raise my glucose numbers anywhere nearly as much as yeast bread. Of course, everything in moderation, but every little bit helps.
I missed my visit to the BlueRabbit store last week, I'll be there tomorrow. BTW, if you are not aware, there is now low glycemic rice and pasta.
I've noticed for a while that sourdough bread does not raise my glucose numbers anywhere nearly as much as yeast bread. Of course, everything in moderation, but every little bit helps.
I missed my visit to the BlueRabbit store last week, I'll be there tomorrow. BTW, if you are not aware, there is now low glycemic rice and pasta.
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It's a 100 year old family recipe
Does that mean you don't share it? I bet it's delicious.
Tamales, I love them, but sure is a lot of work, I need to find someplace in BR that has Delta-style tamales.
Crawfish bisque with stuffed heads. Tradition be damned, I make boulettes and add to the bisque. Easier to eat and everybody really loves it that way.
With several exemptions, I like my veggies cooked simply, steamed broccoli, steamed asparagus, a quick stir-fry of leafy greens, please don't overcook.
Crawfish bisque with stuffed heads. Tradition be damned, I make boulettes and add to the bisque. Easier to eat and everybody really loves it that way.
With several exemptions, I like my veggies cooked simply, steamed broccoli, steamed asparagus, a quick stir-fry of leafy greens, please don't overcook.
Over a page of idiotic answers and a couple of serious replies.
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TD never changes.
:rolleyes:
TD never changes.
re: Eating dinner alone
Posted by andouille on 4/9/26 at 9:14 am to Trapped in time
I love eating alone, I like to read or watch TV, things my wife takes issue with. Wife is also a health nut, so I can eat red meat, use salt, make it as spicy as I want without an eye roll or a lecture.
Recycle old gasoline and other waste
Posted by andouille on 4/9/26 at 9:01 am
May 9 is the recycle day this year, I have about 5 gallons of gas and a few old paint buckets, I've researched to see if there is anyplace in the area to get rid of this stuff the rest of the year, Does anyone have a resource in the EBR area that I am not aware of?
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we're baptists. so yes. I'd be mad at myself for going to Hooters.
Have you ever been to Hooters? They do serve alcohol, the servers are not especially enticing, on any given Sunday, your Bible study has hotter women.
Thou may go to Hooters and sin no more, but the wings aren't as good as they used to be.
You need to read what I wrote. I fear that by 2040 STG will have a minority Republican population. I don't have the official demographics, but by observance, I see a lot of people who wish to escape the ratchet culture, moving into STG.
It would be nice to have a political discussion on TD without posters degrading each other, just respectful different points of view, no name calling, no "R" or "N" words.
It would be nice to have a political discussion on TD without posters degrading each other, just respectful different points of view, no name calling, no "R" or "N" words.
re: If You Were Born Between 1976–1985, This Video Will Finally Make Sense of You
Posted by andouille on 3/31/26 at 4:44 pm to rickgrimes
I guess I'm a boomer at 76, but being in IT, I love change and new technology. I spend a lot of time helping other boomers with tech issues, their PC's, phones, TV's, streaming, it's alarming how little many of them can absorb.
I remember in the early 90's trying to teach the miracle of Lotus 1-2-3 (spreadsheets) to accounting people, it was a difficult concept to grasp.
I remember in the early 90's trying to teach the miracle of Lotus 1-2-3 (spreadsheets) to accounting people, it was a difficult concept to grasp.
"......and it's not even close."
re: Was St. George worth the effort? (rhetorical question)
Posted by andouille on 3/31/26 at 3:56 pm to tommy2tone1999
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Just in time to attempt to discourage voters from voting in favor for a new school district. How coincidental.
Actually, it is a coincidence, but if you want to believe that a post on TD will affect the results of the election, go ahead. I had no idea I had that kind of influence.
I greatly support the new school district, and I will be voting for it. I am happy STG is a reality, and have hopes that it will do great things for its citizens. My point was that time may undo our progress.
What I know at 76 that I didn't ay 68:
Adventure before dementia
Travel really gets harder
The toll of injuries accumulates
The pain of losing friends and family1 by 1 is very real.
Recliner is my best friend and worst enemy
Adventure before dementia
Travel really gets harder
The toll of injuries accumulates
The pain of losing friends and family1 by 1 is very real.
Recliner is my best friend and worst enemy
I hope she gets a good job, if my server in a restaurant has facial piercing, either we go someplace else, or low tip. I'm sure some dartface will make up the difference.
Get off my lawn.
Get off my lawn.
Quora, the interface takes a bit of work getting used to, but it is a saner group. I hope Musk buys Reddit and chases the lunatic leftists away.
re: Most Common Cajun Surnames
Posted by andouille on 3/29/26 at 3:09 pm to Missouri Waltz
I used to do a payroll for a drilling company, the employee base was about 400 and almost all Cajuns. About 80% of the names were A-L, Aucoin, Alleman to Lasseigne, Ledet and Leblanc.
re: Who makes a good decibel meter?
Posted by andouille on 3/29/26 at 2:23 pm to prplhze2000
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