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  1. Did some fajitas and tablitas for Cinco de Mayo
  2. Due to demand going down or just packing up that many to-go order taking more time and just not enough hours in the day to get it all done?
  3. I guess packaging to go orders takes more staff and time than dining in? Is Franklin still cooking as much meat now as he did before this change?
  4. Check this stuff out. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001VJ83LW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
  5. You could try ant killer. Seems to work for me.
  6. Wait times.....in-store experience....hahaha.
  7. Both Tacos

    Dallas | BBQ

    Actually the cuts from the fatty/crispy ends are what true burnt ends are. However, it is not the burnt ends that is typically expected when ordered.
  8. 1. Probably too much water. 2. You suck for having good size tomatoes already. My tomato plants are just getting 1' to 2' high. As said above, stick your finger into the soil to see how wet it is. Should just be damp about an inch down.
  9. My son had upper respiratory issue in early February that turned into bronchitis. Got over it with meds but he still needs an inhaler around 8pm each evening or after any kind of activity to help breathe like he has asthma. He's never had a hard time breathing previously and is it tip top shape.
  10. My son had upper respiratory issue in early February that turned into bronchitis. Got over it with meds but he still needs an inhaler around 8pm each evening or after any kind of activity to help breathe like he has asthma. He's never had a hard time breathing previously and is it tip top shape.
  11. My son had upper respiratory issue in early February that turned into bronchitis. Got over it with meds but he still needs an inhaler around 8pm each evening or after any kind of activity to help breathe like he has asthma. He's never had a hard time breathing previously and is it tip top shape.
  12. My son had upper respiratory issue in early February that turned into bronchitis. Got over it with meds but he still needs an inhaler around 8pm each evening or after any kind of activity to help breathe like he has asthma. He's never had a hard time breathing previously and is it tip top shape.
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  14. Cilantro, Rose Mary, Chives, Basil, Parsley, Finnel, Dill and Chocolate Mint. I've also planted some Romaine in there too, plus a patio tomato plant. A few carrots seeds just because I've never grown carrots.
  15. Built a large self wicking tub this weekend to put herbs in right off the patio. Easier to get to that through the yard.
  16. Orange roughy (just the way your mom likes it) and zucchini/squash fries.
  17. I guess I'm lucky I'm not in Austin because my wallet would dry up with being able to order online with a lunchtime pick-up, with just a few days notice.
  18. The old style drain was just messy with the channel in the front and the way there is a hole right at the drain that would let the grease drip down the side and not into the catcher. Dogs like it. To help with the mess, I tied a hand towel down the right front leg that catches it before it gets to the ground.
  19. I bet you tore that all up with no regrats.
  20. Thanks for redeeming this thread.
  21. After being unclean griddle shamed, I decided to get out the sander yesterday to get it reseasoned. I only have a belt sander so the sides didn't get as cleaned as I want, but overall its smooth as a baby's butt now.
  22. I'm hearing that the 10% is only on home but not land. Can they go up any amount on land?
  23. I guess I'll get this year's "bend me over" thread started since I have absolutely no idea what the hell the Rockwall CAD is smoking, but it must be some good shit. Get a load of this shit. We put a pool in at the end of last year so I was expecting my value to automatically go up. Market Value - Structure/Buildings went from $283,490 to $331,200 = +$47,710 (15% increase) Market Value - Land went from $58,860 to $411,760= +$352,900 (700% increase) What the hell is that all about???? Total Market Value went from $342,350 to $742,960. Appraised Value - $342,350 to $705,004 (they show on the CAD site that there is a $37,956 Homestead Cap reduction from the Market Value of $742,960) Homestead Cap Value went from $293,840 to $365,644 = +$71,804 (20% increase) They have my taxes based off the $705,004 for everything except the ISD, where I get a $25,000 exemption amount. 1. Shouldn't I be paying taxes on my Homestead Cap Value? 2. I thought values couldn't go up more than 10% if you have a homestead?
  24. Bought the land 7.5 acres in 2005 and built house in 2006. 6 acres of it is in floodplain.
  25. Get a load of this shit. We put a pool in at the end of last year so I was expecting my value to automatically go up. Market Value - Structure/Buildings went from $283,490 to $331,200 = +$47,710 (15% increase) Market Value - Land went from $58,860 to $411,760= +$352,900 (700% increase) What the hell is that all about???? Total Market Value went from $342,350 to $742,960. Appraised Value - $342,350 to $705,004 (they show on the CAD site that there is a $37,956 Homestead Cap reduction from the Market Value of $742,960) Homestead Cap Value went from $293,840 to $365,644 = +$71,804 (20% increase) They have my taxes based off the $705,004 for everything except the ISD, where I get a $25,000 exemption amount. 1. Shouldn't I be paying taxes on my Homestead Cap Value? 2. I thought values couldn't go up more than 10% if you have a homestead?
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