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    Or play Nintendo Jeopardy.
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    Evacuation route out of Houston for aggy is 610. Also, my buddy texted me from Cancun this morning. He slept through the whole thing, and they didn't lose power.
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    From a lot farther south these days.
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    I feel like this is a perfect summary to relate to my kid before he goes to UT in the fall. I'd only add that Austin "used to" always feel a little bit seedy. It was a feature. And there still are places that touch on that, but you have to look for them a bit harder.
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    Would someone with MS Paint skills please draw a cartoon dick over that hurricane track. Please, and thank you.
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    From that video, I gather she "sees it."
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    I haven't checked in a couple of hours, but he's not on the hurricane thread saying Beryl is going to hit South Carolina, is he?
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    Yeah, I guess once you flip it, it's not an omelette. The work flow accompanying someone's making a French omelette is extremely satisfying for some reason.
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    "The way you make an omelette reveals your character." -Anthony Bourdain
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    Disagree with "no substance" and disagree with the notion of its being the "real" way to make an omelette. It's just a very different kind of omelette from the American-style omelette you're describing. Both are good for different reasons. The French omelette can be a challenge to get just right, and that skill often is thought of as the mark of a good chef (at least on a basic level), which was part of what that scene conveys. I've never made one with potato chips on it, but it seems like it would be ridiculously delicious.
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    This has to be a bit at this point. It did have cheese, not that it needed it. French omelettes are some of the best things.
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    I'm actually in the minority who enjoyed this season and think it will sit well when the series is wrapped up. But you didn't like Ice Chips? I thought it and the Tina episodes were the best of the season. JLC is fantastic.
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    I'll take it.
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    At this point in my career, I'm about 50/50.
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    Username checks out.
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    This isn't a direct response. That was a long post (shocker). And I strapped in early and held on. I'm actually glad I did. I don't really have an opinion on the subject, but this whole post so closely a season-3 episode of The Bear, which I watched last night, that it truly is eerie.
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    Update. My friend's flight was cancelled. He proceeds to find the last flight to Cancun. I suspect there was a lot of pressure to go to that wedding, but I basically made fun of him all morning about living in a Cancun gymnasium for the next seven weeks. Will update . . .
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    Deleting Twitter is painless. For that must know right now breaking news, it'll get linked on Surly anyway, and everywhere else. Threads is fine, I guess. Not baggageless ownershipwise, but different baggage.
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    Damn. My big dogs are wilding---crashing into stuff playing, play-fighting, and barking growling. They're gonna get me in trouble.
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    Good thing there are 34 counts. I don't think any of it is getting an acquittal, but if I'm wrong, I don't think it knocks more that a couple out (and that might be a stretch).
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    I'm guessing the only way we get to acquittal on a count is if (1) Merchan decides there evidence used to support a count against amounts to evidence of an "official act" and (2) the fact that such an "official act," if any, cannot be used to support the case for a "guilty" finding on that count, with consideration given to the remaining, supporting evidence, renders the evidence on that count to be legally insufficient (findings of legal insufficiency results in acquittal under the Jackson v. Virginia standard.
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    Say what? Texas trial courts consider matters on submission without a hearing all the time.

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