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4 minutes ago, hobbes2702 said:
Alito and his wife both seem like real cunts.
See you next treason
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Power and data are back up in Spring Branch, glad my fridge won't become a write-off
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10 minutes ago, immamac said:
You don’t think Mrs. Alito is justice Alitos wife? Or are you insinuating he did the flag thing himself.
I believe he's insinuating that alito either put the flag up or directed his wife to put it up. Which given the mealy mouthed excuse given by alito seems not unlikely
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Quotes from the man who was just pardoned for shooting a protester:
"I might go to Dallas to shoot looters"
"to [sic] bad we can't get paid for hunting Muslims in Europe."
"It is official I am a racist because I do not agree with people acting like animals at the zoo. I was on the side of the protestors until they started with the looting and the violence”
"black lives matter movement to a zoo full of monkeys that are freaking out flinging their sh*t."
See this text exchange
Not to mention he was pursuing minors online… a pedo to boot! What a very fine person to get a pardon
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1 minute ago, LCHorn said:I’m not sure the economics on it are clear, but Houston construction needs to adopt Pacific tsunami technologies. It seems like there’s a 100 year event now every five years.
Climate change? In the oil and gas capital of the world??
UNPOSSIBLE!!
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Sounds like two cops telling him different things and the one he didn't listen to got his feefees hurt
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Just had "baby's first tornado drill" in our house with getting my wife and 2 week old settled into a first floor bath tub. I couldn't see 10 feet past my porch for about half an hour in spring branch, and our power has been out since around 620
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1 hour ago, Biff Tannen said:
Just never heard anyone refer to us as Gen Y
It was the "in" thing for a minute because of gen X and Z, and millennials being between the two groups
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1 hour ago, washparkhorn said:
Taxes drain inflationary liquidity and, when targeted at inflationary behavior (price gouging, greedflation, . . .), de-incentivize those behaviors.
That makes entirely too much sense. Can't we just cut more spending on useless things like schools and roads?
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1 minute ago, BrickHorn said:
Holy shit, just catching up on the Masked Intruder and his SCARY THREATENING NOTE that was exactly like one of those subtle mafioso threats you see in the movies and is probably exactly how real life college aged protesters work.
Anyway, a big thanks to all you paranoid dorks for the lulz this morning.
It's one of those funny contradictions where the protesters are simultaneously weak and feeble, but also a dangerous threat
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Just now, atomheartbevo said:
I wonder how well the suspensions will hold up to the battery weight.
Those old engines and transmissions were heavy AF, the weight is mostly a wash but the vehicle balance is wayyyy different
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19 minutes ago, YChang said:
Can't wait till it's cheaper and easier to convert old vehicles into electric.
For a while my brother in law worked in a shop in Austin doing just that - he got to convert a '55 Chevy to electric and did a bunch of custom bracket and mounting stuff with 3D printing
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10 hours ago, AUS-97HORN said:
Holy shit, 3 mins of them going: "wow, thats a cool fire in the wheelwell on a plane with people in it. its like 2 foot above my head but fuck it, its not my job to put out a fire"
Turns out, when you're paying bottom dollar prices for your labor, you get bottom dollar effort. It's certainly been the case for Boeing, I don't see why airlines wouldn't be similarly effected
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I guess code ISNT law, and law is still law
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13 minutes ago, Deej said:
They might want to verify that doesn't void their warranty.
Just another testament that Tesla skipped a pretty standard step when dealing with wear surface stainless steel. They wouldn't be having all the rusting problems and it would be even more MANLYTOUGH after the EXTREMELY HARDCORE ACID DIP
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13 minutes ago, KaiserSoze said:
I saw one today at 5th/Lamar. The "stainless" steel exterior looked like a pool that hadn't been treated or cleaned in months.
It's stain "less", not stain free lol. And musk used a lower grade of stainless and didn't do a surface passivation. There's been a few CT owners that have been scrubbing their truck down with barkeeper's friend to accomplish the same thing
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2 hours ago, kevwun said:
I didn't either, I just happened to see it yesterday when I was looking for something else in the Disney app and then watched it last night. Not sure how long it's been out. They didn't really seem to promote Tales of the Jedi either.
Tales from the Empire came out on May 4th
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11 minutes ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:
Yeah Third Futures Schools put out a press release saying media has it all wrong and "We take our commitment to financial transparency very seriously. All of our budgets, audits, and board documents can be found HERE." Here being a link to this page: https://thirdfuture.org/financial-transparency/
If you go to it you quickly realize they are full of shit. Latest year is 2022 and majority of the documents listed don't have anything attached to it. Most of their 11 schools have nothing attached for any year they list.
It's not meant to stand up to scrutiny - only be a link for useful idiots that think Twitter videos are objective reality and lack the criticality to click through for themselves
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14 minutes ago, Macklemore said:
I slob his knob when it comes to Twitter. That’s the only product of his that I use. I think changing the name of Twitter to X was stupid as hell. No one calls it X.
It was one of the the laziest and most musk-like things he did with the acquisition. If you go to x.com it resolves to twitter.com lol
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AP: Justice Department says Boeing violated deal that avoided prosecution after 737 Max crashes
In a letter filed Tuesday in federal court in Texas, Glenn Leon, head of the Justice Department criminal division’s fraud section, said Boeing violated terms of the settlement by failing to make promised changes to detect and prevent violations of federal anti-fraud laws.
The determination means that Boeing could be prosecuted “for any federal criminal violation of which the United States has knowledge,” including the charge of fraud that the company hoped to avoid with the settlement, the Justice Department said.
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48 minutes ago, F250 said:
You are being a tad touchy. It's not like AB said the Houston Rockets should eat a bag of dicks. He is pointing out the fact that Harris county is the biggest dog voting wise in the state and it's a major reason Harris county has been targeted. AB made it a point that the big 4 cities combined could make a difference with higher turnout.
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2024 Rain Thread: All Your El Nino Are Belong to Us
in Daily Texan
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Jeeze what are the buildings and roads like? From the pictures it seems like every building is missing quite a lot of glass