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His ex is supposedly saying it’s not true and his family is trying to have him committed (picture taken from Facebook). I don’t know who any of these people are, but it’s amusing.

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One thing I will point out.. we’re only seeing one side of this story. Because most have 3… The alleged victim, then the alleged perp and finally the actual truth


There’s literally no side that will justify him acting that way with his kids in the car. I don’t care if Marlon whipped out his junk before the cameras started rolling. You don’t do any of that with your kids present.
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Hearing a child scream in pure terror as their parent is involved in a (physical) altercation is one of the worst, most heartbreaking sounds in the world.


I hate to use the word “triggered” but damn, that scream unlocked memories. Having a drunk dad who goes into irrational vigilante mode is a level of hell I wouldn’t wish on anybody. The helplessness you feel as that kid is a nightmare.

I hope his wife uses this as the final straw to GTFO of that marriage.

re: Lab grown diamonds

Posted by Evil Little Thing on 12/12/25 at 6:44 pm to
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Oh yes they can tell. A competent jeweler can absolutely tell if there are no inclusions in a diamond, which is suspicious af if it's large and the person bringing it in isn't an OT baller.


Yes, they can suspect, but not every lab diamond is D-E/IF. To confirm, they’d have to have specialized equipment to look for growth patterns, etc.

I’m sure their suspicions are more accurate than not now that labs are ubiquitous :lol: but it isn’t as simple as some of the “lab diamonds are not real diamonds” guys in this thread seem to believe.


re: Lab grown diamonds

Posted by Evil Little Thing on 12/12/25 at 3:43 pm to
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and light refracts differently


Where have you seen this? Everything I’m finding says lab diamonds have identical refraction to mined. Diamond stimulants like moissanite have different levels of refraction, but I’m not finding anything saying the same for lab diamonds.
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The major difference between lab and natural is that you can always trade in a natural diamond for at least what you paid for it.


Or you can get 20 more lab diamonds for the price of one mined diamond, no trade in required.

They’re certainly not going to give you cash in exchange. It’s artificial value if they’re only going to exchange it for another one of their products.

re: Lab grown diamonds

Posted by Evil Little Thing on 12/12/25 at 1:43 pm to
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There are some benefits of having a natural one as it will have a long term value compared to the lab grown one, but it is also much more expensive. The lab grown ones are a fraction of the cost, but they look great.


This has probably been covered, but this is a very overstated non-benefit.

You could spend $20k on a 2 carat mined diamond, and you’d be lucky to get half of that if you wanted to sell it.

A 2 carat lab diamond is easily under $1000 at the high end, unless you’re getting ripped off by Zales or whatever. Even if it’s worth $0 down the road, you’re still ahead by nearly $10k.

My ring is a sapphire, but I’d go lab if I were getting another today. Unless a gemologist is using specialized equipment or the stone has laser inscription and they check the cert, it’s not possible to look at a diamond and tell if it’s lab grown or mined.
No mention yet of Garcia Did My Husband? It was run of the mill cheating, but a fun night on the OT.
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The pic of the logs is lame.


For what it’s worth, context clues lead me to believe he’s outside. Those are probably actual stacked logs and not a picture of logs.
This tracks. I was conceived on NYE. My sister was Christmas. Tons of September birthdays in my family.
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I couldn't imagine showing up and seeing an obviously disappointed expression on someone's face.


Exactly. I’d be so mortified.
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I'd just like to say that the concept of dating apps is horrifying.

I don't know how y'all do it.


I’ve never been on one since I’ve been single for approximately 14 seconds of my adult life, but I imagine it’s a dumpster fire.
She meant have you considered dating men since you hate women.

Women clean up on dating apps regardless of weight. Men will sleep with anything.
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Teenage daughters go through that phase where they hate their moms. I know this girl has good reason, but I also bet she’ll regret asking for the harsh sentence down the road.


Wasn’t one of the boys her daughter’s boyfriend? That’s an extremely fricked up thing to do to your daughter. Such public humiliation from the person you’re supposed to be able to trust more than anyone.
It requires climbing up 110 steps. Most water parks in America have staircases for tall slides. It doesn’t seem much different? You can’t go down those slides if you can’t climb up.
Is his name Kevin, by chance?

We need a proof of life post from the OP.
Some people can be happy anywhere (home is where the heart is, and all), and that’s a very positive way to approach life.

It doesn’t negate the fact that Baton Rouge has earned its reputation as an objectively shitty city by measurable standards—crime, education, poverty, health, insurance rates, infrastructure, etc.

re: Best Baton Rouge Suburb

Posted by Evil Little Thing on 11/16/25 at 8:28 am to
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I get Prairieville has blown up in the last couple decades. I couldn’t imagine thinking that is a decent place to live.


Especially if kids are not the main factor. It’s a weird, identity-free place to stick a bunch of disconnected neighborhoods. It has things you need (grocery stores, some restaurants), but there’s no sense of community, nothing scenic, etc.

It’s relatively safe and the schools are better than most other public options here, but it’s not a place I’d choose if I didn’t have kids.
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Isn’t this around where a few years back the girl flipped her car and ended up in one the ponds? It seemed like at the time cars had a tendency to drive too fast there. EDIT: I just saw Perkins extends up fairly far north after a turn as well as being that section where the girl flipped her car. It may not be as bad on some parts of Perkins there.


It’s not too far from there. This was Perkins kind of near Swamp Rd, walking to Bluff. But you’re right—a 45 MPH speed limit (where people go much faster), two lane road, no shoulders or sidewalks. Nice normal houses and a safe area, but treacherous for walking.
I live in this area. It’s a brutal strip to attempt to walk anywhere, and probably 95% of the houses she’d pass would have cameras. I don’t know how she could vanish without being caught on camera. I pray she’s safe.
I’m not around enough for people to have preconceptions of me, but I’m neither evil nor little. :thup: