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On 11/3/2023 at 6:15 PM, Armybrat said:
They just think they are. Lol
OK Boomer.
J/K, none of us are as cool as you, AB!
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10 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:
You think they bury him upside down ?
*gif*iunderstoodthatreference*gif*
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The contract of BOTH Reeces and Butterfinger is a nice touch. Brown water is a staple. Lack of a firearm in the pic leaves me yearning for more...
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If over 50 doesn't count, this thread's participation will drop significantly.
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4 hours ago, Native Horn said:
To be fair, no snake is poisonous.
I knew poisonous wasn't correct, but venomous would not come to me at the moment. Mea culpa.
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SEMI-ERECT brings out my inner Beavis & ButtHead...
Nice Left Bundle Branch placement in the RV, should give you a nice, narrow QRS when V paced!
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They are all (potentially) bitey. That one is not poisonous. I still wouldn't want him camping out in the back of my mailbox.
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41 minutes ago, bolverk said:
On top of the "I don't know how many American hostages there are" but there are also the roughly 500-600 American citizens stuck in Gaza, most of whom I'm guessing are also trying to get out.
True. Call me a cranky old man, but I don’t have a ton of sympathy for any American hanging out a stone’s throw from Gaza. I have even less for those actually in Gaza. I’m sure quite a few of them were there for humanitarian reasons, but still not the wisest location choice to be benevolent (no matter how badly they need it).
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1 minute ago, Bevo said:
There is still the matter of Israeli hostages.
Not just Israeli. Few Americans and other countries citizens being held as well.
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7 hours ago, Armybrat said:
Am going to forward your reply to Mrs. Brat.
Mrs. Brat would be a ROCK. STAR. On this site. Get her signed up!!
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2 minutes ago, SimonBolivar said:
Amazing to me that Hezbollah sees what is going on in Gaza and says "Yeah, we want some of that!"
They must have some mighty strong guarantees from Iran in order to do that.
They don't want to miss out on all the virgins.
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Granted. My post was referring to the Isreali hit on the Gaza hospital. That is the one that would require justification. Given Hamas' track record, their bombing an Israeli hospital doesn't seem all that surprising.
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6 minutes ago, ztejas said:
The hospital in the tweet that @NoName posted is in Israel.
The tweet says it was an Israeli strike in Gaza that killed paramedics. Either my reading comprehension skills have declined significantly, or...
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Given Hamas' history of hiding military/terrorist activities in civilian structures (homes, schools, mosques, etc.), it's easy to see that hospital being one of them. Hopefully Israel can produce some sort of documentation attesting to that, otherwise that strike will not age well.
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2 minutes ago, Message Board User said:
Yep - you right. My apologies. Wish I could delete.
What is this, some sort of double secret reverse phychology? Civility is not allowed in here!
I keed, I keed...
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10 minutes ago, closetohumping said:
Is he a noted big 12 hater? And no shame in losing to tOSU, even with their new QB
Not sure if serious...
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8 hours ago, nnm said:Put it in reverse, Terry! Oh Lawd!!
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6 hours ago, gatormarc said:
FSU needs to do their own homework sometime and stop blaming others for them being in the remedial class.
Well, it's FSU, so....
Clown school and all...
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OK, I'm resurrecting this thread, because it deserves it. After years of drinking bourbon neat or on the rocks, I have transitioned almost exclusively to OF's with the occasional Manhattan thrown in for variety. Consistently better with rye over bourbon, and I don't see the need to pay a premium for the brown water when mixing it up. I have been gravitating to Wild Turkey 101 Rye and Rittenhouse mostly, but Bulleit is no slouch either.
I'm lazy (and probably heading towards scurvy), so instead of the orange peel I will do a couple of dashes of regular bitters (normally Angostura, but the last time I went to buy some they were out and I bought a cheaper "Old Fashioned" bitters and it does the trick - I'll track down the brand later if anyone cares) and two dashes of orange bitters. Make my own simple syrup out of turbinado sugar. Generous pours of rye. Never disappoints.
I'm sure I could have something that was a twinge tastier with rye at double the price and the actually expressed orange peel, but these are quick, easy and help me forget about my day. Mission accomplished.
I'm open to suggestions, but the quick and easy portions of the equation will likely not go away. Fire away, Surly!
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It's been a hot minute since I lived in Texas, so this story prompted me to pull up Prosper on Google Maps just to see exactly where it was. The city limit lines on Google Maps show seven distinct carve-outs excluding small areas from the city limits, and really only two of the seven are on the edge of the (otherwise) normal boundaries (three if you count the road leading to a nursery being also carved out). How can there be that much political pull in a town that small? Maybe the same way they are getting a $94M football stadium...
Also, $94M?!? North Texas' stadium opened in 2011, so not that long ago, and cost $78M per Wikipedia. It seats just shy of 31K in its current configuration. Just how popular are the Prosper Eagles?
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I don’t see the problem with it. Thinking outside the box and adds new wrinkles of interest that those conferences would both find in short supply.
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14 hours ago, Superhero said:
All is this, but a good cappuccino is hard to beat.
The same Karens are also the ones who order cocktails at bars. At the bar, I get beer, or drinks with 2 ingredients max - gin & tonic; martini with an olive.Uhhh...
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WTF is wrong with you Wise County?
in Daily Texan
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This thread should have been locked down after response #1. Well played.