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The gist of it was that the dorm application process would allow the trans to be ROOMMATES with incoming frosh females, not simply within the same coed dorm.

This *could* have been a twist to the narrative, but the prospect still worries us

Absolutely cannot. Every other word is Err/Uh/Umm. KJB not much better with the Akshuallies.

That was one of the most epic off-the-cuff interviews I’ve ever seen. James Woods GOAT.

Wouldn’t it be “WE WERE kinda take it or leave it”?

My father passed away 4 years ago. He filed taxes religiously and accurately, and was never audited.

My mother who is now 76 y/o has been waiting on a tax refund from 2018 in the approximate amount of 10k for these last 4 years. She has called numerous times, and been kept on hold for Hours and Hours to no avail.

So tell me, how many of those 87,000 motherfrickers are going to be able to answer the bell when my mother calls next?

Or, will they just show up at her door with ‘leathal intent’ weapons screaming STASI STASI mfer!

:frick this gif:

I hate that this post slipped so far down, apologies… I saw it earlier.

The place you have mapped isnt the *best* spot to launch, simply because of the tides. It may be too shallow to paddle.

Instead, in the lower right of your map, there is a spot where you CAN drive up and park right next to GISP, and while it may be a bit longer of a paddle, you can get to a better spot.

Jolly Roger, where it makes a 90 degree by the water tower, has a spot to park and a wade-in to launch. I’m too old and dumb to post pics, but the spot is just below and beyond to the right of your image.

Then, paddle out NNW until you get to the breakwater… there’s some fish in there *inside* the jetties, but beyond the jetties is a dredged hole, about 7-8ft deep, that holds drum and trout. (And a shît ton of gafftop, if you bottom fish)

Hope this helps, and happy fishing!

Frank Gallagher would like a word.

TLDR - $26k estimate for a 500 square foot deck, stairs, and railings.

So, over the past 7/8 years, I've been helping a buddy that owns a canal home on Galveston with rebuild work both inside and out. Over this time, it's been nearly a 100% overhaul, with us doing most of the work ourselves.

The top deck has been put off until last, and it is now well beyond its last leg. We're getting a bit older, and PROBABLY don't want to do this one last project. He texted me this am and asked about material cost to replace the decking, stairs, and railings - the dimensions are approximately 25' wide and 20' deep, extending over the canal and boat lift; all approx 10' above the slab / lower deck.

I did some quick calculations, and I came up with ~2k for material only (pine all around). He went the contractor route, got an estimate for 26k and was shocked. Hell, we built his entire same sqft lower deck where there was none before, and then rebuilt the boat dock and extended the surrounds (new joists / headers for all) for a total of $1500 in the past couple years.

Does anyone do this professionally? Is this contractor on crack? I can see 10k for a basic deck/stairs/rails by a pro... but 26k?? For a weekend's worth of work and 2k of materials?

Screw learning to code - I need to build decks.

Tempting, thanks! However, I'll have 3 people in tow who are all native SoCal who want to witness the 'bat-shite-insanity' that goes along with being an LSU fan.

(one guys' words, but at least partially true, amirite?)

It'll be hard to match a Big Woodrow's environment in Houston, or the old Ben's Half Yard in Dallas, but that's the kind of environment I'm looking for. I'd like to be able to scream in full voice,"RUN MOTHERfrickER RUN" at the TV and not get looked at like I just upperdecked a toilet at their gramma's house.

Seems like it would be a fair, need-based trade. Don't know exactly why it would be vetoed.