Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Texas
Biography:
Interests:
Occupation:
Number of Posts:14311
Registered on:3/31/2019
Online Status:Not Online

Recent Posts

Message
Cops in Houston ignore people driving in the dark with no lights, and for sure left lane campers. They need that sweet, sweet, revenue from ticketing people in the HOV lane that only have one person in the car. Lots of enforcement when it's light enough to do passenger counts, not so much when motorcycles are running 120 inside the beltway.
quote:

Are all young males pussies these days?

Ironic coming from the gay milkmen. Yes, they're almost entirely all pussies. Afraid of being called intolerant, racist, etc. It's nice when you get old and DGAF.

re: One negative about Tennessee

Posted by LemmyLives on 2/12/26 at 9:15 pm to
quote:

Houston says "hold my pollen"

We can thank Austin for the cedar. Maybe we need Bastrop to burn down every few decades to put a damper on it.

Oddly enough, stuff I used to be allergic to, I'm not anymore. Exposure therapy works.
quote:

Agreed. I would guess a fair amount of car sales are snap decisions

$50-100k decisions should not be snap decisions. This is why people are "broke" (not to mention Jaxxsyn's travel ball costs.)

Totally retarded. How long you wait for a build depends on the vehicle and when you order it. New 250 I waited about four months. Bronco (in the middle of the parts shortage) took about the same. If you live in Georgia and order a model from a plant in Alabama, it may be six weeks.
quote:

Elections have consequences.

Obama. The gift that keeps on giving. The irony that we can use it against his base, repeatedly and often, is delicious.
quote:

50,000 Yen is about $328

I was going to mention that 50k Yen is not all that much, but you beat me to it. The funny thing is that there will probably be 75 Japanese reporting the same illegal gaijin. Pro tip, if you don't want to be reported, wear a suit and carry a briefcase. If you're wearing a track suit, I'd fricking report you if I was there.
Tax remittances at 40%. Funding problem solved.

re: Lee Zeldin

Posted by LemmyLives on 2/12/26 at 3:16 pm to
quote:

Now it can be clearly proved there are certainly two types of Yews.

Reform/reconstructionist Jews hold drag queen story hour. (D)
Conservative Jews are usually (R)
Orthodox are definitely (R)

Funny how Israelis though the American Jews got Trump elected the first time. I told them that most American Jews voted for Clinton. The immediate response, "Why would they do that?"

re: Visiting Seoul for a week

Posted by LemmyLives on 2/12/26 at 3:03 pm to
I'm North of 200, and nobody ever paid attention. I don't recall seeing any morbidly obese people, but I doubt anyone will care. I wouldn't worry about it, just enjoy yourself. If you're really big, I'd avoid mass transit during rush hour, but that's just for your comfort more than anything else.
quote:

getting bigly negative ads running against hi

You're getting those because of your algorithm, I haven't seen any of them. But I've actually listened to Hunt, repeatedly, and haven't detected anything that wouldn't make me vote for him. Paxton is trying, and I wouldn't have a problem with either one winning.

Why are you driven by ads, instead of listening to interviews with each? You can listen to Hunt on Rogan, Jocko, and myriad other places, but you rely on ads? The Dallas Express interviewed both here, why don't you listen to it, instead of ads? Are you the (R) version of people that vote for Jasmine Crockett because she's on TV a lot?
Dude, you live here. Hunt and all of his siblings were West Pointers, which means momma didn't raise no fools. He puts out a lot of interviews, including with Jocko Podcast 504.

I don't hate Paxton at all, but getting someone young, firey, and principled, especially to drive a nail into the race issue (yes, I understand I'm using race the same way libs do in order to torpedo their arguments) will be advantageous. What is O'Rourke's plan against Paxton? Everything they've done for decades. What is O'Rourke's plan against Hunt. Confusion and failure.
I remember that 6 foot long bastard built on the top of the shelf at Toys'R'Us in 1982. I was picking out the $30 in He-Man toys I earned by not watching TV for six months.

I'm not kidding. We still had a black and white TV.
Because I'm old and don't code, can I install it on one local box and have other resources (phone, laptops, etc) point to the local box in order to sync read/unread content? The FAQ doesn't seem to cover using the same source across multiple devices, but I just scanned the TOC in GitHub.
I've been on Feedly for over a decade. Whatever I used to use was deprecated, of course. I liked to pull stuff locally, but those options just went away. It's sometimes useful in that people will pull posts down, but since I'm receiving them on RSS, even though they're not live, I can still see them in my feed.

My old method was a couple of bookmark folders where I'd open "Daily 1" with a bunch of news websites, and scan each one for new content. Repeat for Daily 2. RSS feeds are so much more convenient and efficient.
We were there for 18 hours, and the other guy was bigger than me. So, yeah. It was hot AF.
Be careful, they may change dates/times after the initial schedule is released, so be prepared to be flexible. If it's a bank holiday weekend, the date or time may be moved.

I booked tickets to Anfield in 2023 four months in advance, and a few weeks later got an email saying the "time has changed." What I didn't grok was that the *date* has also changed to push it back a day because it was a bank holiday. So I got to take the train from Manchester to Liverpool twice in two days :lol:
quote:

three branches of government: legislative, executive, judicial.


This was on my second grader's school material today.

Well, we do have federal judges that don't understand the supremacy clause. And then there is always KBJ. Before, I would have said Sotomayor, but the level of base stupidity has been handed down. Way down.
Rookie. Drained a keg of Shiner with ONE other person tailgating in the 90s. In September.
quote:

They’re still unsure if it is the foot or ankle but that he will be out for a long time.

Right back feels like Captain Miller on Omaha Beach. "You're next."

re: Visiting Seoul for a week

Posted by LemmyLives on 2/11/26 at 8:33 pm to
Dude, until you've had beef bulgolgi for breakfast with some eggs... Damn. The hotel I always stayed at served it every other day.

You'll be fine without knowing any Korean other than kamsahamnida (thank you.) There are a shite ton of Americans there (Camp Casey,) and we've been there for 70 years.

Try to avoid areas near Camp Casey at night on the weekends, (Itaewon.) Not because of the Koreans, because of the Americans getting drunk on Hooker Hill.

Look up Seoul City Hall, and go there in the mid morning. They will have a Trump/USA appreciation demonstration, every day of the weekend. The old imperial palace is right there in the square, and there are traditional "change of guard" ceremonies that are very colorful and fun. There are often markets and K-Pop concerts on the grassy area in the square.

Also realize that there are a ton of shops and restaurants underground. Be careful with the shochu, it can sneak up on you. They have Burger King, etc. that can all be ordered from by kiosk in English if you get super worried.

Make sure to hit the Lotte World Tower Mall. Examine the organization of the place, the variety they sell, and just be amazed at how Asians can get your wife to shop like there is no tomorrow.