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  1. Correct. This is their soft opening and they're going to go on a two-week break so I suspect we'll see more tweaks as time goes on. Who knows. I don't hate supporting a new local restaurant.
  2. To be fair, the general commenting public sucks. I don't think there's any BBQ in that general area unless you count House Park, but is that even open?
  3. Wait till they see the poop and piss in the stands
  4. All I know is that the people from Killeen who visit Dirty 6th have a great reputation!
  5. Ring ring. 1987 traditions called... Losers
  6. Dude, that may as well be Dallas or Oklahoma City... Killeen is at the end of the earth for those of us south of the River.
  7. Too close for comfort. Pass.
  8. Like really ever. Even when they suck they run their mouths. It is so on brand. Biggest inferiority complex in college sports.
  9. I guess we'll see. That said, earlier in the day I was explaining to my son that some retail/restaurant locations tend to be a bit cursed. That location? Yeah.
  10. For now they only do meat by the lb on Saturdays. I suspect that will change.
  11. I mean, we always go through Lubbock to Clovis to Ft Sumner and then up to Santa Fe for the night. Then continue north. A little longer? Yeah. Drastically more interesting. Absolutely. It just sucks
  12. Where are you starting and where are you going? And do you plan on stopping on the way?
  13. What an a-hole. Those vendors are doing God's work Trail of Lights worker 'no longer affiliated' after video captures harassment https://share.google/AJAwBnqyqFVHrB1gz
  14. Hey y'all, how are the ribs at True Texas BBQ? Thinking of grabbing a rack.
  15. It's a major award! Isn't it glorious?
  16. Bought the three-day pack at A-Basin today since they are no longer available after tomorrow. Two people, two three-packs come out to about $83/person/day
  17. Our fanbases have common interests...
  18. I will say this... I always pulled for Tceh when they played aggy, not to mention the ass kicking y'all administered to Aaron Rodgers in the Holiday Bowl. We will forever owe you for that. The day the BCS pairings were released, Cal quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Brown "was a little classless" for begging for poll votes to help his Longhorns, and that the system was "faulty." The Longhorns, by the way, beat Texas Tech 51-21 at Lubbock on Oct. 23. Texas Tech fans mocked Cal with chants of "Overrated!" in the closing minutes. Oh yeah... I forgot how hilarious this was...
  19. First time I drove to NM was from Houston to Pasadena from the Rose Bowl. You could tell the difference when you crossed the Texas state line and when you crossed into Arizona. Now I make the trip to NM to either go to Santa Fe/Taos or up to ski Colorado. I love parts of the state... mainly Santa Fe, in/around Taos, Dixon, etc. but the rest is rough. Crossing from Texas through Clovis, you almost appreciate the quick gas stop in Fort Sumner and then you just want to get to Santa Fe unless you're grabbing Carl's Jr in Santa Rosa. I do like the drive from Cline's Corners to Santa Fe or Las Vegas over past Sipapu to Taos but, if I have my choice, will never do the drive through Roswell and north or the corner by Raton. That stretch suuucks so much ass as you cross into Texas and just keeps sucking.
  20. Elite and trending Eliter-er
  21. But here's the thing with recycling that water... you can only recycle it so many times and then you have to get rid of it... https://ketos.co/closed-loop-cooling-water-saver-or-chemical-time-bomb Operators bleed a small fraction of water each month to keep these levels in check, a practice known as blow-down. Even a 2% monthly bleed sounds proactive, yet contaminants can still rise much faster than in open towers that take on fresh water continuously. Higher cycles push minerals out of solution, feed microbial slime, and shorten equipment life. The bigger worry sits outside the fence. When blow-down finally leaves the site, it can carry nitrite, glycol, and heavy metals at thousands of times the limits set for surface waters. In other words, the water saved today may return tomorrow as a very different kind of liability.
  22. As an Italian who is perfectly content eating pastries for breakfast and not giant egg and bacon type meals, let's talk good pastry shops. Sweetish Hill - damn those prices suck but I really like the new S. 1st Street location Sour Duck - so good they supply pastries all over town Central Market - cheap and solid I'm going to start with those three but I'm also here to bemoan the loss of Patika.
  23. The stories I could tell from that place
  24. #121 Total Defense Sure
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