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Posts posted by Nueces River Rat
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Already on my second beer. I’ll be drunk by half
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Five inches of rain since about 4 PM yesterday in my part of Corpus.
Going to be a bunch of mud bowls around here tonight on fields without turf.
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Well.. This thread went Surly for sure. From a couple being killed on Texas beach to debating if New Orleans is indeed a shit hole full of murders and debauchery.
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Big Arctic front coming down on Veterans Day.
Might see more snow in the Panhandle and freezing temps into South Texas.
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On 11/5/2019 at 6:53 AM, South Austin said:
So I’m going to take the plunge. I should be finally divorced before the end of the year (knock on wood). I’m 44, I have two kids whom I love more than anything, and I’m not having anymore kids.
Sorry if already posted over the last several pages, but how long after the procedure can I resume lifting weights? I need to stay in shape now that I’m diving back into the open market.
I'd wait a week and then start lifting light and build back up to your norm. Maybe do more arm exclusive work as well once you start lifting again and less core engaging stuff like squats and dead lifts. Focus on cardio might be an option too. Rowing?
Actually taking a week off from the weights might do you some good if you been doing it hardcore lately. Just don't use it as an excuse to go to a 100% junk food diet. Keep taking in the proteins and all of that too.
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7 hours ago, Helobious said:
I remember people saying this in 2006 when the wars kicked off. I lived in the valley at the time and some people were worried about the violence spilling over "any day now". It's been 13 years and I'm still waiting. It's a fundamental lack of understanding of how the cartels operate. They're well aware they can't do the brazen shit they do over there on this side of the bridge. They live and do plenty of "business" over here, but they understand how to stay out of the spotlight. Over there, they want to be in the spotlight.
They do stuff over here, but hide it well. I think a number of cartel actives have been uncovered in places the public wouldn't suspect like some of the higher end suburbs in the DFW area where they've busted stash houses.
And they know better than to start a fire fight in the middle of a tourist area. Or like in many of the border towns, the area where all the dentist and Farmacias offices are located because the clientele is mostly Americans. The last thing they want to do is have a bunch of American Senior Citizens caught in the crossfire who were just going across to get dental work and enjoy a few of the shops. Had this occurred in this sort of situation, you better believe the Mexican government would be shifting gears on the turn of a dime.
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Have we fired Shaka yet?
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I'd find some dude like this to hunt down the thugs........ You know those Italians.....

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1 minute ago, jeevsie said:
W.E. Stewart LAnd COmpany
WESLACO
Sup, compa?
Yup... Talking about all this makes me want to make a quick trip down to Casa De Maricos or even go across to Arturos or the Red Snapper!
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17 hours ago, Hate said:
This is what I use.

Must be a gringo... LOL!
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1 hour ago, C-Man said:
And they published Brian Kelly's reasoning that if that were the case they'd scheduled 13th game against an opponent to make up for that. Um, there's no way you can guarantee that 13th team is anywhere near the caliber that teams will face in their respective conference championship games.
Correct.
At least UGA and Michigan did us a favor and ended their chance to participate this year. But you can be certain you will see them listed in the Top 10 in the pre season polls again next year and the media will try their best to build them up.
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13 minutes ago, Updawg said:On 11/4/2019 at 10:07 AM, Nueces River Rat said:I heard that too. I've never figured out why the Astros and Rockets tied their hands the way they did with the current set up. At least for the Astros, a significant chunk of their fan base live in where AT&T is not available via traditional cable. San Antonio, Corpus, the RGV ,and Austin are all Spectrum dominated. Other areas in between are served by other companies not affiliated with Comcast as well.
Wasn't it originally a Comcast sports network. I believe it was due to some litigation/ mergers and eventually became att and this mess. Same thing happened in LA with the Lakers and some other cities
It was Comcast property, but not sure how it ended up being part of AT&T.
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LOL! Noticed they only published one response from an SEC coach about scheduling.
Really the question should have been..... Should the SEC, SEC SEC be allowed to schedule non conference cupcakes in order to pad poll positions throughout the season.
At least they DID ask the question about Notre Dame refusing to sack up and play in a conference and the special consideration they are given.
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Another Florida State thread without some Florida State gals
Surly is failing.
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55 minutes ago, elfenix said:
people stingy with canned enchilada sauce pisses me off.
Canned enchilada sauce pisses me off.
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I was about to make fun of you for ordering fajitas in New Zealand until I googled "food in new zealand" and now it all makes sense.
Like someone noted , they warm up much quicker than a traditional cast iron skillet. You can also use them as hot plate for fajitas like you get at a Mexican restaurant.
Back in the day, we used to just warm up tortillas directly on a gas stove burner. Some still do. -
Can we at least get some pics of Florida State gals on here?
Surly is not living up to standards.
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1 minute ago, Bevo said:
/I would think that the authorities would have footage on every car entering and leaving Mexico. It would not be hard to identify the killers if they have video of them crossing the border.
The pic I think that is being distributed is from one of those cameras. In fact they have them going southbound next to the checkpoints on US 77 and US 281. Been like that since sometime after 9/11.
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1 hour ago, Updawg said:
They won't last long in Mexico
Yep. They should easily be identifiable over there. So should the truck as the preferred truck of the masses in Mexico is the F-150.
But me thinks there is more to the story than just a random robbery and dash to south of the border.
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17 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:
My wife loves to make a nostalgic enchilada recipe that her mother used to make. Her white girl from Beaumont mother. The enchiladas feature bland jack cheese and barely-seasoned ground meat as the core of the filling, with the addition of copious amounts of chopped ripe black olives that taste like a mix of nothing/dirt, rolled into flour tortillas, topped with a tiny can of Gephardt enchilada sauce, which is just enough to slightly moisten the top of the tortilla, leaving the rest dry AF. I am confident that the recipe came from a 1977 issue of Good Housekeeping or some other bland white people magazine. And she loves them. She doesn't cook much, but when she does, 50% of the time, it's to make those.
I pour a bunch of salsa on top and eat them. But goddamn.
Black olives?????

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2 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
Yeah. Everyone loves the co-worker's aunt who makes them every year. But those are getting harder and harder to find.
My secretary has a neighbor who makes oaxacan style banana leaf tamales -- they're incredible. Not what I grew up with, but still tasty. And my son loves them because they're just like the ones you buy from bicycle vendors in CDMX.
I've never tried the banana leaf version, but yes that is the popular method the further south you go into Mexico. Probably has to do with the corn crops being more a of dry land crop and most of the agricultural region which fits this would be in the north, so the corn shucks are easily available. Whereas in the south, it's more tropical where banana trees are a crop.
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1 hour ago, Apex73 said:
Touché. Looks like I am the idiot here. Drinking too much isn’t good for grammar or apparently reading context in my case yesterday.
No problem man. We all DWP (Drinking While Posting) once in a while and miss a few things and wish we could revise and extend our remarks.
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7 minutes ago, Lobwedgephil said:
Thanks, forgot about that service. They don't have At&t sportsnet either on At&t Now, formerly DirectTV Now. Only good option to stream the Astros is FuboTV. Hopefully that changes in the future.
I think the AT&T service is available in limited areas as of now. I'll check into the FuboTV.




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