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InkaUtexas

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  1. All yours. I think men wearing che berets look stupid anyways.
  2. Why you jealous? You can have him.
  3. meanwhile county is pretty quiet on it. Judge said some BS about upping surveillance. Um, there is no staff for it. I was in SM during COVID. No one gave a fuck. They had to put up fences to stop people from going to the river. Of course the locals knew tricks so they would go to hidden unfenced spots. Perfect town for an outbreak.
  4. I lost my record a long time ago. I was planning on getting the full run. Might as well now. I need the record for overseas travel mainly. I know I got it all as a kid. Was mandatory before we could go overseas.
  5. Looks they went to a lot of places. A Northwest Texas resident who has tested positive for measles potentially exposed University of Texas at San Antonio students and other residents while visiting San Antonio earlier this month. The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District said the Gaines County resident tested positive for the virus and traveled to multiple locations here on Feb. 15, including UTSA's main campus from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day. Afterwards, the traveler visited the Wax Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and Ripley’s Illusion Lab near the Alamo between 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. For dinner, the visitor dined at Mr. Crabby's Seafood and Bar in Live Oak between 6 and 8 p.m. Earlier Sunday, The Hays County Health Department announced that an Gaines County resident with measles visited San Marcos from 3 to 8 p.m. on Feb. 14., entering several Texas State University buildings and spending the evening at the sports bar Twin Peaks. Public health officials urge those who visited these places to review their vaccine records and monitor themselves for symptoms for four to 21 days after initial exposure. https://www.expressnews.com/news/article/measles-exposure-in-san-marcos-20183421.php
  6. A Northwest Texas resident who has tested positive for measles potentially exposed University of Texas at San Antonio students and other residents while visiting San Antonio earlier this month. The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District said the Gaines County resident tested positive for the virus and traveled to multiple locations here on Feb. 15, including UTSA's main campus from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day. Afterwards, the traveler visited the Wax Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and Ripley’s Illusion Lab near the Alamo between 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. For dinner, the visitor dined at Mr. Crabby's Seafood and Bar in Live Oak between 6 and 8 p.m. Earlier Sunday, The Hays County Health Department announced that an Gaines County resident with measles visited San Marcos from 3 to 8 p.m. on Feb. 14., entering several Texas State University buildings and spending the evening at the sports bar Twin Peaks. Public health officials urge those who visited these places to review their vaccine records and monitor themselves for symptoms for four to 21 days after initial exposure.
  7. State said no. USAID wanted to but they were already fired.
  8. I mean just on campus. And for sure could be a coed.
  9. Map showed they walked all over the university. Had to have been a tour. No student would be doing that.
  10. What were they doing? That has to be a tour of the university. Twin peaks is about 2 miles away and usually pretty crowded.
  11. So about all that US grain and medicine being purchased, sitting in storage, or promised. Yeah, its just going to sit there. Efficiency.
  12. Add to that twin peaks and you get the double whammy.
  13. Cool. Now sanction him. Kick him and his companies out of Germany.
  14. Measles not going to be contained SAN MARCOS, Texas — Health officials in Hays County are warning residents about a possible measles exposure after a person who tested positive for the illness visited San Marcos on Feb. 14. According to the Hays County Health Department, a Gaines County resident who tested positive for measles was in San Marcos from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. that Friday. People who were at Texas State University from approximately 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Twin Peaks Restaurant from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. may be at risk of developing measles. Individuals who may have been exposed will be notified by their local health authority, health officials said. The Hays County Health Department, the Texas Department of State Health Services and other local health agencies are working together to investigate potential contacts. https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/hays-county/hays-county-san-marcos-measles-exposure/269-42a46302-f24d-46af-af3e-98f0ee7f2f6b
  15. Agree. Japan would have continued its shit across Asia down into Austrailia. India was next. Germany would have continued across Russia.
  16. This. What is secure is not always the information, but the people behind it. When State and the FBI say nope it tells you something.
  17. And that comes with time. Dude, you are a lawyer. you want the fix now. The better way is to cut em slowly, one less beer at a time.
  18. This needs to go on blast. Good to see you back. Hope your brother is doing better.
  19. Yes, and no. We have another poster who knows Central Europe way better than me. @956 Worldwide Please come to the white phone. Most of my german contacts are nervous. With almost 20% they are a power. They can stop anything. I am also curious about where they won. Looks like mainly in the East.
  20. Germans mobilizing. What could go wrong.
  21. Dated a girl in Locarno. First night I crashed at her place her rifle was in the corner. She had drill the next day. Damn she looked good in fatigues. But the swiss have never projected outside of their valleys. 200 ain't gonna do shit. Plus what will happen to the chocolate/swiss watch/ stacking firewood industries?
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