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crash_davis

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  1. Fuck Abbott. Fuck DPS. Fuck these protesters. Fuck Israel. Fuck Hamas. Fuck everyone who's an asshole. So tired of everyone looking for reasons to be assholes. If these fucking protests even hint at shutting down graduation, I'm going dress up in DPS gear and beat some motherfuckers.
  2. How the fuck did we lose the BYU series? This team is frustrating as fuck.
  3. Old man is out of line but top chef slicer dude was wearing Birkenstocks playing golf. Nothings screams I suck at golf and am hitting everything on this course except fairways and greens than wearing sandals swinging a driver. I bet the hack and his buddies are playing from the tips, bro.
  4. I will say this. I've spent more time on Lake Travis and Town Lake than most on this board. I have never had a rash from either of those bodies of water. For Town Lake, just stay out of the weeded areas and you should be fine. BTW, there are leeches in the lake. All the more reasons not to get in the water in areas with thick vegetation.
  5. Thank you for putting this together. I'm interested in transfers. I wonder how many of these transfers transferred from a school where they were expected to start or transferred because they were forced out/told to find greener pastures. I guess what I'm getting at is how many of the transfers were considered "busts" by their previous school but found their form at their transfer school. There are a shitton of transfers every year. How many of those forced transfers make it to the NFL?
  6. We should place bets on if this thing burns to the ground sometime during Eeyore’s Birthday Party this Saturday. Exactly why I don't go there. Finding parking SUCKS.
  7. Multiple explosions. Did Pancho's finally kill Brisket, his toilet, and his house? https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/austin-explosions-fire-imperial-drive/269-061d423c-e1e8-49b4-863c-6cb1b943b470 AUSTIN, Texas — Fire crews and medics are on the scene of an incident involving "multiple explosions" at a home in southeast Austin. The Austin Fire Department (AFD) said just after 10 a.m. Friday that crews were responding to a structure fire in the 4600 block of Imperial Drive. AFD said it had received reports of a disturbance inside a home associated with "multiple explosions, fire, and smoke" inside the residence. edit: Meth lab?
  8. For almost 10 years I live a mile from this place and have never eaten there. Hard to go there when Desanos is just 200 yards away.
  9. Julio's. Stella is the woman you are talking about. She/the family sold it 6 months ago to new owners. My kids grew up kindergarten through high school going to that restaurant. The new owners seem very nice. Haven't met them yet. Food is exactly the same, just a little more expensive. BTW, we saw Mack and Sally eating there. Bastard winked at my wife.
  10. If people knew who this is, you'd be getting a ton of upvotes. I did not know she is a Longhorn fan. I like her even better!
  11. Only 1 location remaining in Austin off of Brodie in S. Austin.
  12. Getting ahead of the curve before some dude from Prosper tries to start shitting on Austin.
  13. Applewhite would've said X has 4 rockets up his ass.
  14. I like the Party Island, Brotilla, or whatever people call it. It's uniquely Austin and is a funny, spontaneous thing which was born out of Covid. I'm usually on my paddle board most weekends during the summer and about half the time on a weekend day, there's a band or some sort of music event happening on a barge/float. What I don't like is all the shit that people leave on the lake when the sun starts setting: paddles, oars, popped floats, plastic bottles and trash everywhere.
  15. Obviously, you did not know where you were when the world stopped turning. Not his fault.
  16. Paddle board Town Lake on a summer weekend. You get to cool off and see a band in the middle of the damn lake. Also one of the best views of Austin is to paddle board/kayak Town Lake at night. Paddle to see the bats and city lights from the lake.
  17. NO NO! Austin sucks. The people in the suburbs in Dallas and Houston need to remember that Austin sucks. There's nothing here. They need to tour Houston to see which refinery has the least polluting smoke coming out of the top and around Dallas suburbs to see which strip mall has the most parking.
  18. They don't bother to wear helments or any protective gear. They don't even have on shoes!
  19. Necrobump because good news, it's going to get worse! [No shit! emoji]. Our grandchildren are going to piss on their grand and great-grandparent's graves. https://www.kvue.com/article/tech/science/climate-science/texas-hotter-wildfires-climatology-report/269-483d3038-e623-406b-b0e3-b322c0766d35 Hotter temperatures, more wildfires The report states that the average annual surface temperature in Texas in 2036 is expected to be 3 degrees warmer than the 1950-1999 average and 1.8 degrees warmer than the 1991-2020 average. This would make a typical year around 2036 warmer than all but the warmest year experienced in Texas from 1895-2020. In that same vein, the number of 100-degree days is expected to quadruple by 2036 compared to the 1970s and 1980s, with more 100-degree days expected in cities. The report found that extreme monthly summertime temperature trends imply an increase of about 2 degrees over the past 50 years. The coolest days of the summer are also expected to continue getting warmer. What do these trends indicate for future wildfire seasons? Nothing good. The report said overall, the area of the state commonly impacted by wildfires may expand eastward. At the same time, higher temperatures will likely allow very dry conditions to develop earlier in the year, extending both the spring and summer wildfire seasons. Anticipated increasing temperatures also apply to the winter. Researchers found that extreme monthly wintertime temperatures are expected to continue to warm at an even faster rate. That means typical wintertime extremes by 2036 are expected to be milder than most of the winter extremes in the state's historic record.
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