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texasdago

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  1. I am so frustrated. Tonight. One of my good friends admitted to me that he's going to be voting Trump. He said he knows he's evil but won't vote Kamala. This is a guy who is very smart, received his master's degree overseas. Speaks three languages. Worldly, travels, intelligent and thoughtful and he's voting Trump. I'm telling you it just makes me sad and very very disappointed. He's still my friend but I'm really disappointed.
  2. Nah man... invite me over. We were tubing over Memorial Day Weekend at one of those son's river places and I really really wanted every massive Mexican family cookout to invite me over. Then again, I speak Spanish and I'm all about going to Mexican meat markets because they have the best marinated meat. Racist while people are dumbasses. Not only are they dumbasses because they are racists (duh) but they are missing out. More for me.
  3. You know what's great about that? I posted it on FB because we totally know that will change everyone's mind but, honestly, I do feel like a lot of his passive "he's a Republican so he gets my vote" supporters don't realize the things he says. It is simple. The question is asked and there is a transcript of the answer. No commentary. Just the answer. If just enough doubt can be sowed to get someone to either switch their vote or simply not vote, it is a victory. Honestly, sowing apathy onto their side is a win.
  4. be a real shame if some disgruntled union workers did a shoddy job. We know Trump loves unions and overtime pay. On that Bloomberg interview, please please please do more. People need to see this. I have to say, I though Mickelthwait excelled at meats but an even better interviewer.
  5. Nice church name, doofus In case y'all want to a nice fit - https://store.nfluencechurch.org/products/unisex-eco-sweatshirt
  6. Except literally no rain in Austin since the Leon Fuller coached at UT
  7. Honestly, not too hard to go to Italy and find remnants like this that were "removed" but you can still read them some 80 years later. (took this picture in a small town in Maremma). Also not too hard to find Italians who are totes cool with this, too. I know a few. Credere Obbedire Combattere Believe Obey Fight
  8. We already know they are spending a lot of time in the battleground states... I don't see any concern with her hitting shows, podcasts, interviews... siphon off as many votes a possible. Make it an ugly overwhelming win, one vote at a time. Make his numbers drop nationwide across all states. It is the only way. Make the GQP realize that he is a drag on their shambles of a sycophantic party.
  9. Are you a woman? Because if not, maybe you're not the target audience and that's why you haven't heard it.
  10. They're awesome. They'll be playing Levitation this year. And, yeah, she's got "it"
  11. Could've run a special on Royal Crown and Moon Pies
  12. First Spoon plays then Texas beats Georgia? This is giving me Hot thoughts in my mind, all of the time!
  13. Of all the people on Fox News, Bret Baier is not bad. He has moments of sanity.
  14. ...she knows how to do Austin
  15. Swung by Stiles Switch in Belterra last night for the first time. These ribs... they are fantastic. Love the peppery rub
  16. Hook it up to my veins
  17. An hour ago... BALTHVS at Waterloo PXL_20241011_221152376.mp4
  18. Got a wristband for more tomfoolery tomorrow. May need to work in The Beaches this time and some other bands I missed. Maybe maybe will go Sunday. We'll see. Dust is going to be killer.
  19. It's just not much parking honestly. About 15 spots per block.
  20. I wonder if it might attract something cool... I think that's the point. I could see it turning into another entertainment district. Lincoln Road in Miami Beach pre-1960... "If you visit Lincoln Road in Miami Beach today, it’s a street lined with shops, restaurants, and art. We didn’t get a chance to walk its entirety, but we did break to have lunch and admire the surroundings. Being there, you could tell that at one point in time, it was a centerpiece for the city. It’s closed to cars and trucks now, but that wasn’t the case when it was originally built. Today, it’s one of the most well-known pedestrian outdoor malls in the country and is even used as a model by other developers looking to replicate the success. "
  21. I kind of love the idea and it makes me think of Lincoln Avenue in Miami Beach or Calle Floridita in Buenos Aires which are thriving with people... a lot you could do with those areas including making it more friendly to live music. I'm down. As for the parking spots, how many spots would you lose? If Google Street view is correct, it looks like you lose... - 15 spots between 7th and 8th - 6 parking spots between 8th and 9th - 13-15 parking spots between 9th and 10th (hard to tell with construction) - 18ish between 10th and 11th Not a massive amount
  22. Bruh... he's totally reliable...
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