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Any crawfish that survive uneaten are peeled and make it into an omelet the next day.
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The Bayou on Chimes Street ... Walk in, crawl out.
Just opened up Bistrology Breakfast Brunch & Dinner. Haven't been but the parking lot is full.
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EDIT: Forgot about Ruby Slipper
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EDIT: Forgot about Ruby Slipper
Italian: Imonelli, Antoni's, Marcello, Alesi
Sushi: Rock N Sake, Oishi Sushi
Burger: Judice Inn (not exactly an LSU friendly place but the burger is my favorite.) Original Ground Pati on Johnston
Sushi: Rock N Sake, Oishi Sushi
Burger: Judice Inn (not exactly an LSU friendly place but the burger is my favorite.) Original Ground Pati on Johnston
AI's take:
First base and Right Field are generally considered the easiest positions in baseball because they typically require less range, weaker throwing arms, and fewer complex defensive decisions compared to other spots. While 1B focuses on catching and 3B on quick reflexes, they are often used to hide weaker defenders who can hit.
Here is a breakdown of the easiest positions:
First Base (1B): Traditionally considered the easiest, as it requires the least amount of lateral movement and quickness compared to other infield positions.
Right Field (RF): Often where younger or less experienced players are placed because it sees the fewest batted balls.
Left Field (LF): A relatively easy spot with shorter throws compared to right field.
Designated Hitter (DH): While not a defensive position, it is considered the "easiest" role because it involves no fielding, allowing players to focus solely on batting, though it can be mentally taxing.
On the other hand, Shortstop, Center Field, and Catcher are considered the most difficult positions due to the range and decision-making required
First base and Right Field are generally considered the easiest positions in baseball because they typically require less range, weaker throwing arms, and fewer complex defensive decisions compared to other spots. While 1B focuses on catching and 3B on quick reflexes, they are often used to hide weaker defenders who can hit.
Here is a breakdown of the easiest positions:
First Base (1B): Traditionally considered the easiest, as it requires the least amount of lateral movement and quickness compared to other infield positions.
Right Field (RF): Often where younger or less experienced players are placed because it sees the fewest batted balls.
Left Field (LF): A relatively easy spot with shorter throws compared to right field.
Designated Hitter (DH): While not a defensive position, it is considered the "easiest" role because it involves no fielding, allowing players to focus solely on batting, though it can be mentally taxing.
On the other hand, Shortstop, Center Field, and Catcher are considered the most difficult positions due to the range and decision-making required
Found and secured. Gonsoulin Land & Cattle near New Iberia. Grass fed beef.
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try fresh market if not whole foods. Ask them behind the meat counter
Tried them both and no dice. They both have skirt and flank but no hanger :(
re: Former LSU coach hits rock bottom
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/26/26 at 6:41 pm to CheerWhine
Who knows what his motivation was for jumping back in. May have needed the money. Wouldn't be the first LSU coach to get burned with some bad investments.
re: Devonte Lee passed ??
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/26/26 at 1:24 pm to Mushroom1968
re: Forgotten LSU baseball players
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/26/26 at 8:36 am to Swamp Scausage
Trey Hodges
Wynn Landry
Wynn Landry
"What? Me worry."
re: What are some ubiquitous 90’s beers that you rarely see anymore but are still being made?
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/24/26 at 6:25 am to southofyou
Meister Brau
re: Hanger Steak
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/23/26 at 7:10 pm to Harahan Boy
Love hanger steak with some chimichurri. Will see if the Laffy location has some
re: New Orleans - Third World infrastructure strikes again
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/23/26 at 5:27 pm to riverparish
Flooded in 1989 in a basement apartment (I know, its all I could afford) on Broadway b/c a pumping station failed. Nothing changes.
Hanger Steak
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/23/26 at 5:19 pm
Where can I buy some? In Lafayette but willing to drive!
Back in the 80s-90s, I enjoyed watching Ciao Italia on the telly.
re: What are some ubiquitous 90’s beers that you rarely see anymore but are still being made?
Posted by TBoy@LSU on 2/23/26 at 4:33 pm to PerplenGold
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Is Moosehead still around?
Pretty sure it is. Drank a lot of that in the 80s
Brine them. Put them on the Weber with indirect heat and very slight smoke. Tonnaire mais ca cest bon oui!
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