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Covri

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  1. ESPN has us at a 96% chance of making the playoffs by winning out and winning the conference championship and that was from four days ago, two of the teams above us are bama and ou https://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/page/cfbplayoffpredictor/cfb-playoff-predictor?appsrc=sc&RuleNumber=Not Applicable&consent_mode=ccpa
  2. It’s 6:12pm and….
  3. Forgot you made the shot, props.
  4. Nobody gives a fu…. Oh username, my bad, Fuccboi
  5. Never a doubt in my mind!
  6. Obviously they ate all the dinosaurs
  7. Beer beer for old Austin high bring out the whiskey bring out the rye send those freshman out for gin dont let a single sober senior in
  8. Everyone knows presidents only do shit in their second term. Duh.
  9. University of Georgia Adjacent*
  10. Duh, there is no more debt if you just write it off!
  11. He banks under the name Mike Hawk
  12. Didn't this whole discussion get started by fattie or someone else asking for a Toyota/Kia/Hyundai version of a F-250/Silverado HD. We're not even comparing the right trucks. yep there it is
  13. I have an original copy of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo 50th anniversary cookbook so I figured I’d grab a couple chili recipes for it from this thread. These will help settle the debate or enrage it. The date ranger here is 1932-1982, They also have a brisket recipe which is spoilered below. NSFW
  14. We made Texas chili Tuesday night served as frito pies with a side of cornbread. Usual toppings on the chili. Finished most of the leftovers Wednesday night. Thursday enchiladas and Mexican rice were made. So Friday I ate the last half a cup of chili served over about a cup of rice, was mighty tasty. Not sure I’d make it fresh but as leftovers thrown together was good to go. No pics taken or I’d have posted in the steel shank thread instead.
  15. *unless you’ve moved to the newest 500k+ home master planned golf cart community designed for families so you can be around 2000 people who happen to be in the similar tax bracket top 5% types. And an hour outside city center.
  16. Trunk or treat started as a small town thing where it wasn’t easy for kids to go door to door so they would centralize trick or treating somewhere kids could get a lot of candy in a small area. Naturally it spread to suburbs and cities because it’s way more convenient in many cases. Churches were/are common places to host. Traditional trick or treating day of still exists too and really depends on the neighborhood. Our neighborhood has actually had more young families move in the last couple years so it’s gotten busier than it was five years ago but it’s still probably only a 1/3 house participation. We handed out candy even before kids because we felt like we needed to for the kids and the neighborhood as homeowners. We have two boys now so my wife walks them and I stay back and hand out candy. Both of us doing the walking effectively shut us down from handing out candy because no way I’m leaving a bowl out with a sign, shit half the kids didn’t even listen to take 1-2 pieces from me holding the bowl out and just grab handfuls anyways.
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