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Crapinon

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  1. Is there a thread for teachers who draw dicks in their students yearbooks? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13947637/Parents-DEFEND-female-colorado-teacher-drawing-penises-yearbooks.html
  2. Yeah. I pick them up and toss them out of the garage all the time. They shouldn't even be on this list. I've had plenty of cats that would shred you to pieces before you could kill it. My wife has been bitten by cats twice and both times they turned into infections.
  3. My mother side of the family left east Texas in the 40's. Half moved to Fort Worth the other to OKC School allegiance split down the middle. My cousins, some who are on the board of directors for religious colleges, defend him like he's some kind of saint. He wasn't guilty of anything on campus. Just a couple of bad apple football players. He was run off from ou by jealous, liberal professors. He had nothing to do with the insurance scams and no one could actually prove he slept with his assistant coaches wife. The rampant cheating and paying of players was just creative problem solving.
  4. 32-30-3 Though I did have to suffer through the cheatin' bootlickers boy years.
  5. I believe they did!
  6. I guess if "fears" means rolling your windows up, locking your doors and driving as fast as possible before you get accosted by a meth addict, they're right.
  7. Crapinon

    Getting old sucks

    Hemorrhoids- The grapes of wrath..........
  8. LOL at the chick who got "mother fu..." out before the camera cut from her.
  9. Old time, Odessa, old field skank!
  10. Or some skank wanted to say "He chose me over Natalie Portman" and went full court press to do it. I used to work with a woman who like to sleep with married men so she could call their wives and tell them.
  11. Stupid 'sip. ESpiN will do whatever TU tells it to do (from every aggy alive)
  12. Years ago I was adopted by a homeless guy. My son befriended him through a church outreach and I got to know him because I was nervous about my son being around him. He was pretty harmless except for being an alcoholic and making up stories about his life. He'd never ask for money, just rides. Taught me some things about the homeless, who to trust, who was going to steal from you etc. He also told me how to hop a train and where to hide so you don't get caught, though I never tried it. We used to get him a hotel room when it was going to be freezing outside. He went to dinner with us a few times. He would work when he needed money. He even bought my wife and kids Christmas presents one year. I lost track of him when he went back to live with his dad for a while. Found out later that he died in the parking lot after a few nights in the Brownwood jail. He wasn't the only one which always caused me to wonder what was going on. Sorry for all the babbling on but I really miss Weasel.
  13. Crapinon

    Getting old sucks

    I understand where you're coming from but check the midlife crisis thread first. The 50's hit hard and I think it's the first time you realize you won't live forever. That being said, hitting the road and seeing the country would be a blast. I wanted to do it before I got married and never did. On the apnea thing.....I have it but couldn't handle the machine. I tried 4 different mask and couldn't sleep with any of them. I ended up getting an adjustable frame bed. Just a slight elevation for my head stopped all the snoring related to apnea and I usually wake up feeling pretty good. Something about repositioning the tissue that causes the apnea.
  14. I'm this old: my first computer class had us programming TRS-80's. We could make that thing do some badass addition, subtraction, multiplication and division!
  15. While I understand his efforts, if that kids leg or arm would have gotten hung up in that chair it could have done major damage or the kid could have lost his grip and just been drug around with his head scraping along the pavement.
  16. So who was driving through Abilene today?
  17. 15 years ago I bought a P38 that had came out of a salt mine near Moscow the same year. It was hidden there after the war and sat there for 60+ years in a crate. I cleaned it up and it shot without a hiccup. It was kind of impressive.
  18. The thing that made me happy was the nastiness of the offensive line. When they pulled that cheap hit/push on Quinn, the line went red ant attack mode to his defense. A nasty attitude is great for an offensive line.
  19. Hey, take a chicken neck and a couple of pieces of chicken gizzards lined up correctly and you could call it the wanger basket. You could sell a million of them game time in CS.
  20. It's all the refs fault. We need to take immediate action! Damn sips.... https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3486702 Fatboy Thaddeus3:28p, 9/4/24 From my watch the officiation wasn't that one-sided...but if Alberts & Elko don't have multiple employees prosecuting these kinds of concerns, full-time, we are guaranteed to never establish ourselves in the elite. Wake up, eSIPn has put us in the same "bad guy" doghouse as FSU, and we will have to shatter many tough barriers to get the same perennial sweetheart treatment that teams like ND enjoy. Officiation is one such barrier. How are we gonna do it? We need dossiers on every individual ref, their biases & tendencies, and what kind of real-time pressure they'll respond to. We need a research team that will compile historical biases and publish open-source review collateral & summary data. We need an internal review team that is externally dreaded and feared, willing to do everything from backchannel the SEC head office to publish evidence of malfeasance directly to media members. On gameday, we need at least 2 people in the booth watching every ref, tracking their calls and non-calls, ready to feed lobbying points to our sideline staff. We need friendly social media channels that will livestream real-time (seconds to minutes after calls are made or missed) officiation reviews, along with stiff "fair use" legal protection (or workarounds thereof) to enable on-the-spot delivery of convincing visual evidence. No, I'm not joking. This is a serious issue. It may not be front of mind for most, but now is the time to start laying this foundation and building out this wing of our program.
  21. A gem from that thread: Ghost91In reply to Buck Nasty • 9:22a Buck Nasty said: First time finding out Weigman is a black guy Actually kinda makes sense. A significant part of the black culture get really upset about magic tricks. I'm not joking. It's a thing. Much like their common aversion to dogs, even obviously friendly ones. It's weird.
  22. A running QB or a running for your life QB?
  23. "The class is open to the public and you don't have to be enrolled to participate." So will they be called/counted as former ags? It could really expand the aggy network.
  24. I can't find the source now but I read somewhere that he kept $1000's of dollars in his desk and would just hand it out to get players to sign when they visited.
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