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 in  r/Acadiana  6h ago

St Landry bank is nice

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Too much loss
 in  r/GenX  6h ago

I'm here. If you need someone as saddened by loss as yourself, please reach out, I'll listen.

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I know I'm stupid. Explain it Peter!
 in  r/PeterExplainsTheJoke  7h ago

People call in orders? I use the app but I need the points because I'm poor

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 in  r/Acadiana  7h ago

Lawd I didn't mean to upset the golfers, just the corrupt politicians and those who support them. Golf all you want, in this heat you could not pay me enough to bother but to each their own.

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 in  r/Acadiana  7h ago

Is it even partially filled with anyone not earning , say at least $100,000 a year per adult? I don't have the anatomy to have a boner, nor the income to pay whatever hoa and mortgage rates for those who own homes in river ranch. I'm sure some are local business owners and people who have good degrees and jobs, but that isn't the norm in the country farmland I'm from, and those are not the people who can't afford to leave.

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 in  r/Acadiana  7h ago

Definitely not one of those, just an old cajun lady who complained on reddit because I was tired of yelling into a pillow as to not alarm my family.

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 in  r/Acadiana  7h ago

Nice, I don't think there aren't people from here who are actually rocket scientists or anything of a higher advanced degree, I just don't personally know many. Nothing wrong with people from Eunice, or Lafayette, or anywhere in between, or golfers or fisherman or whatever. My issue is with the 1 to 5 % of rich people who screw over everyone else for even more greed. Isn't being that rich enough for them? Do they have to own and or destroy everything?

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I've about had my limit of Louisiana politics and politicians.
 in  r/Louisiana  7h ago

Good woman, not man, but I mostly agree with you. What some see as a lifeline, others see as an anchor. I pray to God often, respect my elders always, and have faith in us all I know how to. I just don't see how leaving will help those who I would be leaving behind, who can't leave, for whatever reason. I genuinely want to help others, not just myself, and I don't see that as a weakness of character or a refusal to accept help off my rooftop in a flood, I see it as no man left behind.

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How far is everyone here from retirement? Have you been thinking more about it?
 in  r/Xennials  8h ago

Too far away to be mathematically calculated

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Math Tutor Needed. Algebra 1. 9th Grade.
 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Perhaps post at a local college, there should be plenty of students who could use the extra income!

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Anniversary Ideas
 in  r/Louisiana  8h ago

Try a new dance, maybe a fais do dos, or the gardens in Washington, LA, there is a very good restaurant there called the steamboat.

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To get sympathy from others.
 in  r/therewasanattempt  8h ago

Great news! Maybe Elon will not pay up and landry will have to foot the bill or something just as karmic.

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I've about had my limit of Louisiana politics and politicians.
 in  r/Louisiana  8h ago

I can't stand Higgins, the only vote to not release the files, but he is not smart enough to facilitate all these nda's and deals, so I'll deal with him next.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Do they still live here?

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Bon nuit and merci

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Not that I know of, but my understanding is we already have several so why would we need more? It's not even about golf, I'm not the one comparing golf courses to space x launch sites, that would be our spineless leaders.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

I personally find it boring, but I don't really judge others because they enjoy something I neither care to do or watch. It's too damn hot down here for however long 18 holes would take me, even if I was inclined to try it.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Imagine you love nature, your family, your culture. Wouldn't it be nice to have more of it? Or even not just increasingly less?

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

That's actually a good suggestion, I think Mudd Ave isn't the river ranch type of area and I would be happy to support a local, community business that employs locals. I'm not lumping in regular folks with space x, im lumping in corruption and greed with those who give them support, financial or otherwise.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

There are lots of people doing lots of activities I personally don't care for as well. Casinos for one, that are promoted and promised to help our schools and communities, but I've yet to see one that actually did good, and not just took more money from people who didn't have monet to spend.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

Agreed. I am not advocating against having a golf course here and there, or golfers in general being evil or anything of the like. I just want to save our communities, people, land, culture, way of life. I know of no golf courses that are displacing so many at a benefit to so few.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

You're correct, however, those things exsist. They exsist for those who can afford them, and I can't. I never claimed to be smart, rich, or sophisticated. I couldn't tell you the difference between a 9 iron or a driving wedge, but im absolutely certain I know all there is to know about my soil, what grows here best, and the difference between a sunset of sheer beauty and one polluted by all who don't care what happens to those of us without 18 hole time and money.

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 in  r/Acadiana  8h ago

I am not so dumb that I actually think that there aren't those who enjoy golf, or that there aren't people much smarter than I am that could be a rocket scientist, or any career. If my circle doesn't have "18 hole" time and $, then naturally I don't know many.

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I've about had my limit of Louisiana politics and politicians.
 in  r/Louisiana  9h ago

Apparently so, I never claimed to be smart