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39th game for me. 19 - 17 - 2 ou orally inhales with great force and furious anger.

From the Preston Road and Frankford Road area in far North Dallas where we have TWO incredible French restaurants, 1 great Italian food restaurant, 1 authentic Chinese food restaurant serving up the best Peking duck in the Metroplex knowing the heathen ou masses will be buying up all of the Super Burritos at 7/11 in North Texas this weekend .... FIGHT !!!

A cute, little, leaf eating doe eyed deah?

Oh wow... that is a great pic. Imagining the story behind this.

This year will be my 39th Texas - ou game. But, first since 2016. That year, I got to sit next to one of the Big Bosses on here. That game was on October 8. 22 days later, my daughter died. This year, it is time to go back to a game she and I shared a number of times. With hope, strength, love and inspiration. Oh... and if anyone has any ideas how I can get down on the field and spread just a few of her ashes ... let me know. https://adadsjourneywitheatingdisorders.home.blog/2021/10/06/ashes-texas-football-memories/

Well, the Texas - Ou game this year could provide a bit of healing for me ... https://adadsjourneywitheatingdisorders.home.blog/2021/10/06/ashes-texas-football-memories/

Just meet under Big Tex. You will be the only ones there.

Pssssttt... .See Post 88 above.

I give you 2008. October 5 ... #5Texas' epic win over #1 Blowu in the Cotton Bowl. October 12 ... #11Missouri going to Austin and in one of the louder home games since the 1991 Houston game at DKR, lost to #1 Texas. November 1 ... #1 Texas at #6 Texas Tceh

Are all tickets to the Texas - blowu game electronic? Or are there paper ones as well?

Yup... https://www.foxnews.com/media/austin-city-council-disastrous-consequences-defunding-police-911-calls

Fellow assholes, I am looking for 6 tix to the blowyou game. Four (4) in the student section. Two (2) in the lower bowl for me and a fellow bluehair, olds, etc. Help a brutha out.

Well shit... thanks though.

Gents, about 20 years ago, I had these made by Loveless Boot Company based in OKC. (at the Dallas Safari Club Expo). Well, in 20 years, a man's foot gets flatter, and expands some. As such, they no longer fit. I think Loveless is no longer in business. Any recommendations to take these and try to have them refit? (I am in North Texas).

So, I have a dear friend who I helped start, "Camp Wonderment." I can't or won't adequately describe it in words ... but look at what he just did in San Diego for children with limb differences. We are already talking with a number of corporations, organizations and law firm foundations to do the next one in Dallas in the next 6 months.

Severe pain centered on the lower left side of your abdomen? Sometime so intense you were doubled over in pain? Yup... Those are the signs.

This is an "Almost Final" list of Exhibitors who will be appearing. Everything from eating disorders to Veteran's Mental Health Needs, Patriot Paws, Suicide Prevention, counselors, therapists, organizations with resources. We started putting this together in May ... Not May of last year, but this year. We were told it would not be possible. The generous hearts of volunteers overwhelm me!

The Agenda for Friday night

Not to put too fine of a point on it but, isn't it ... Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator?

ah yes... stigma, discrimination, militant fat activists ... There is a big difference between weight stigma and weight discrimination ... http://adadsjourneywitheatingdisorders.home.blog/2021/05/03/no-weight-stigma-and-discrimination-are-different/ And how the Militant Fat Activists are doing an incredible amount of harm perpetuating their self-important and faulty viewpoints ... http://adadsjourneywitheatingdisorders.home.blog/2021/04/26/militant-fat-activists-in-nomine-patris-et-filii-et-spiritus-sancti/

This is the bio of the veteran who will be speaking on Friday night at the VIP event. Can't wait to hear his recollection about what Andrews AFB was like on 9/11.

No, it doesn't upset me. To the contrary. It fills my heart with joy. If others can recover, or have Morgan give them more strength or courage or inspiration, then what a legacy my daughter is leaving. 3 weeks ago was her birthday. I published an article on her that day. Within 15 minutes after I did, I received this message: "Hi Steven, I was a friend of Morgan’s. We were both at Remuda Ranch together. She touched me in more ways than I could possibly say. One memory I have is her borrowing all my headbands-she LOVED them for some reason even though they had to be some dollar tree 6 for 1 special. Morgan acted like me letting her borrow them was on par with gifting her a Chanel bag! I remember every morning she’d just stand at my door and without words, I knew she was there for her damn headband! It always made us giggle. She found the joy in the small things and even greater joy in connection with others. I miss her terribly. She’s in my dreams constantly and she inspired me to get a grasp on recovery. I’ve been in recovery for two years now and sober for 42 days. I realize I’m one the lucky ones and lately I’ve been drawn to the idea of giving back to those pursuing recovery or struggling with this disorder themselves. I am inspired by how you’ve turned tragedy into a crusade to raise awareness. I read your blog a lot, and am touched by every word. Just yesterday I found one of the headbands. Imagine my surprise to see it is sweet Morgan’s birthday. Happy birthday to an eternal soul. I’ll certainly never forget her." If there is anything I can do for you, your family or anyone else struggling with this very misunderstood illness, I am there. I have connections nationwide with many of the treatment providers. I couldn't save my daughter. But, by God, if there are others I can help have a chance to live, who would I be if I did not do all I could? All the best to you, your niece and your family. Hook 'em.

Lobo, that would be wonderful! My email address is steven@dunnlawfirm.net. Would be incredible to get them involved. Mental health issues on our college campuses are skyrocketing.

Gentlemen, some on here may recall that eating disorders took my daughter in October 2016. My mental make up is such that the crushing grief manifested itself in a certain way. I have become a bit of a loose cannon, madman (so to speak) in the eating disorder community. Helping kids get into treatment. Fighting insurance companies. Writing frequent articles on the industry. Suing the National Eating Disorder Association for fraud. Along the way, I have collaborated with quite a few and have made some wonderful connections. So, these connections and collaborations are coming together this upcoming Saturday, Sept. 11. On the 20th commemoration of 9/11, we are hosting a mental health resource fair in Addison. But, the event will have more of a "Morning in Central Park" vibe to it. The Revelers Hall Band is giving a free concert (N'awlins type jazz band), power yoga, fishing in Prestonwood Pond, games and oh yes... about 40 mental health resource tables. The Addison Fire Department is going to send an apparatus after their event concludes. The idea is to get people to come out, have some fun and oh by the way, if anyone is curious, there will be many resources and people who can help right there. So, come one come all. And, if we can even help one person, one person in need ... then, is there anything better in life than that? And, we are still looking for volunteers to help set up exhibitor's tables and chairs early Saturday and break them down after the event. For those who can help, we will throw in an invitation to come to the VIP event on Friday night. Homemade Texas Bar-B-Q, a different jazz band, adult libations. Also, a military vet who was stationed at Andrews AFB on 9/11 is going to say a few words about what it was like that day at Andrews. And afterwards ... you will be home in time to watch us pound the Hogs into mulch. ANNOUNCE-INFO-NEW2.pdf Covid Protocols2.pdf

Gentlemen, some on here may recall that eating disorders took my daughter in October 2016. My mental make up is such that the crushing grief manifested itself in a certain way. I have become a bit of a loose cannon, madman (so to speak) in the eating disorder community. Helping kids get into treatment. Fighting insurance companies. Writing frequent articles on the industry. Suing the National Eating Disorder Association for fraud. Along the way, I have collaborated with quite a few and have made some wonderful connections. So, these connections and collaborations are coming together this upcoming Saturday, Sept. 11. On the 20th commemoration of 9/11, we are hosting a mental health resource fair in Addison. But, the event will have more of a "Morning in Central Park" vibe to it. The Revelers Hall Band is giving a free concert (N'awlins type jazz band), power yoga, fishing in Prestonwood Pond, games and oh yes... about 40 mental health resource tables. The idea is to get people to come out, have some fun and oh by the way, if anyone is curious, there will be many resources and people who can help right there. So, come one come all. And, if we can even help one person, one person in need ... then, is there anything better in life than that? ANNOUNCE-INFO-NEW2.pdf