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texasdago

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  1. LOL... that's funny. You know, I've noticed old people love to talk about their health problems and procedures. I've noticed it too much unfortunately. Don't get old But, hilarious that someone would want to take a picture of that. We go downtown/South Congress a lot - I just like the vibe. We hear the funniest things from tourists when sitting on a front table at Guero's. I'm trying to figure out how some of these people haven't seen Tex-Mex before. Then again, I remember being in Southern California for two weeks my senior year in HS and this girl from Iowa would keep taking pictures of touching palm trees.
  2. It happens because people will go to great lengths to ski great untouched terrain. You have to be smart and know the avalanche report so you make decisions that won't put you in (too much) danger. But, honestly, sometimes nature does what it wants. Even extremely experienced people end up dying (see background and some pretty kickass footage from a guy who dies earlier this year near CB) https://www.gunnisontimes.com/articles/eric-freson/ Eric enjoyed skiing, snowmobiling and ice climbing in the winter months. He combined all three passions frequently in pursuit of placing turns at obscure places and times. Eric rallied his friends to start skiing at night to get more hours in during the day. Nighttime second bowl laps became a weekly occurrence. His ski equipment frequently included ropes, crampons, ice axes, and deep trust between partners as essential tools for skiing the lines he was interested in. Eric would patiently scout lines, sometimes for multiple seasons, until conditions aligned, but would also be up for a quick strike mission when the snow was good. For Eric, the people and the places were just as important as the snow conditions to have a good ski day.
  3. Don't forget San Francisco
  4. Just finished watching the race in Le Man's and MotoGP > Formula 1 and it's not even close
  5. Man, he sure can fire you up!
  6. The first time I went to the Domain I looked around and said, "this is nice but you could tell me I was in Atlanta or Houston or some other generic city and I wouldn't know the difference"
  7. Then again Diplo was a Miller Lite stage show at 7 so who knows.
  8. I always worry about these bad hail storms since our living area has a lot of big windows that look prime for the taking. They're somewhat shielded by a live oak which I guess sort of helps but still. We also have one of those sun tube things which I imagine can get damaged just like a skylight. Had family in Driftwood last night when the storm was moving that way - was very uncomfortable having them there but thankfully it swung just west of them.
  9. Yeah, I'm not sure how the whole ellipsis thing started but its nice to know it triggers them. May have to use it... more I don't necessarily get triggered by the OK, I just assume she's not down with what I suggested but won't say it. I should try asking for sexy time and if I get an OK, it will confirm by suspicions
  10. My oldest is "OK" for 90% of what I sent him. "Look - I found a pile of money" "OK"
  11. yeah yeah whatever. My great-aunt is flying in from Sacramento at 3:30. Will there be a cold front at ABIA by then?
  12. So, I threw out an idea to my wife via text and I got this as an answer... "Okay" There's something just passive aggressive that basically "Okay" feels like "nah. Not interested" Am I the only one? Any other things you get back as responses that feel like they are loaded with meaning? Like, "Okay" would be better stated as "Sure - sounds good" or "F off with that idea" Okay (Beating you to the punch, a-holes)
  13. Way to use a relatable object to describe hail. "There have been reports in Lampasas of Mego Toy 2XL sized hailstones"
  14. I don't know how you do it - I watch the absolute idiocy when my favorite meterologists post anything online. 60% of people appreciate them and 20% ask them if it is going to rain in Sunset Valley at 3:30 during their baby reveal and 20% complain or spread conspiracy theories.
  15. To be honest, I know two Hozier songs. I can't stand one of them. But ODESZA was just a big spectacle of a show. It was highly entertaining and it was "quite a crowd" you could say. But, Kanye / Coldplay. I get it... I would think, "oh, I like some Kanye songs" and yet I could totally see him sucking. And I find Coldplay terribly boring and unoriginal. Good choice on dinner.
  16. Sometimes directions give you unintended consequences or weird results... but this isn't too bad. I reused another picture and took it the aggy direction. The more I tried to tweak it, the weirder it got so these two will do for now. Some of the other variations were very WTFish.
  17. Yeah dude, I am very pro rain dome on that stuff. F that
  18. That's cool
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