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FAT SEXY
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You couldn't pay me to live in a high rise apartment building
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re: Louisiana during the Wild West days?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/7/26 at 2:20 am to Ghost of Colby
I went down a rabbit hole tonight and discovered this:
Texas outlaw Wild Bill Longley was captured by Nacogdoches County Sheriff Milton Mast on June 6, 1877.
He was hiding out under an alias on a secluded farm in DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, where authorities took him completely by surprise without a struggle. He was then returned to Texas to stand trial for murder.
Texas outlaw Wild Bill Longley was captured by Nacogdoches County Sheriff Milton Mast on June 6, 1877.
He was hiding out under an alias on a secluded farm in DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, where authorities took him completely by surprise without a struggle. He was then returned to Texas to stand trial for murder.
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She looks like one of those grandmas with bad taste
Cheap perfume smell.. probably served the grandkids oatmeal raisin cookies
Cheap perfume smell.. probably served the grandkids oatmeal raisin cookies
Louisiana during the Wild West days?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/6/26 at 1:26 pm
Usually when people discuss the Wild West they talk about the Great Plains Region and the Southwest
Were there any notorious outlaws that primarily operated in Louisiana during that time? Any notable Gun Battles?
TIA to the TD Historians
Were there any notorious outlaws that primarily operated in Louisiana during that time? Any notable Gun Battles?
TIA to the TD Historians
re: HOF level players that slipped through the cracks in big time college recruiting?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/6/26 at 11:46 am to Splackavellie
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Steph Curry
Good one
Only three scholarship offers out of HS: Davidson College, Winthrop, and VCU
re: HOF level players that slipped through the cracks in big time college recruiting?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/6/26 at 11:38 am to H-Town Tiger
It's just a thread for HOF guys that went to smaller colleges. I know there's a lot of nuance to these things. I agree with your points
re: HOF level players that slipped through the cracks in big time college recruiting?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/6/26 at 11:02 am to H-Town Tiger
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This thread essentially assumes players are born as great players..
"Maybe he flourished late"
Already covered that with one simple sentence in the OP, playa
HOF level players that slipped through the cracks in big time college recruiting?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/6/26 at 1:05 am
I'm mostly thinking football in the OP, but you can apply it to any sport if you want.
John Randle: Came out of Mumford/Hearne, TX.. I'm not sure if he was recruited by UT, TAMU or TTU etc. Maybe it was a grades thing? Maybe he flourished late?.. either way, he ended up at Trinity Valley Community College (86-87) and then transferred to Texas A&I
Special NFL player that played in the smaller arenas during his formative years
John Randle: Came out of Mumford/Hearne, TX.. I'm not sure if he was recruited by UT, TAMU or TTU etc. Maybe it was a grades thing? Maybe he flourished late?.. either way, he ended up at Trinity Valley Community College (86-87) and then transferred to Texas A&I
Special NFL player that played in the smaller arenas during his formative years
re: Silver Bugs thread: Silver up 12% for the week on Black Friday started the journey
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 11:03 pm to GREENHEAD22
They definitely might trade sideways for a minute.
Hell, I built the bulk of my stack when it was trading sideways for a decade.
The difference between then and now though: Silver is in a structural deficit
It's not as easy these days for the bullion banks to tamp the price for extended periods via the paper market. Nations and the Corporations that need it will just load up on physical at the suppressed price.
Hell, I built the bulk of my stack when it was trading sideways for a decade.
The difference between then and now though: Silver is in a structural deficit
It's not as easy these days for the bullion banks to tamp the price for extended periods via the paper market. Nations and the Corporations that need it will just load up on physical at the suppressed price.
I bet Tiger Stadium was the shizzz back in the 80's
The Cicadas just make things hotter
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 3:39 pm
The quintessential Sound of Summer
A noise shouldn't be able to amplify the heat, but somehow it does.
A noise shouldn't be able to amplify the heat, but somehow it does.
re: Cops in South Carolina beat up by teens shooting fireworks - update: longer vid
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 3:32 pm to hawgfaninc
Half the population doesn't actually care about the 4th.. they just use it as an excuse to party and blow shite up
Black chicks always have a chip on their shoulder that you can see from space
re: Any of yall remember Stephen McGee from Texas A&M?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 1:50 pm to ColoradoElkHerd
I remember him in Burnet. Texas HS Football legend along with his teammate Jordan Shipley
Then dumb arse Aggy tried to turn him into an option QB :lol:
Then dumb arse Aggy tried to turn him into an option QB :lol:
"England's already dead"
He's right about one thing
He's right about one thing
re: America the Beautiful - Name something you're grateful for as an American citizen.
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 7:58 am to Recognizable Poster
tigerdroppings.com
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That’s exactly what you’re doing.
You'll believe what you want to. There's no sense in trying to convince you otherwise.
I probably shouldn't have put that disclaimer in the OP and instead just left it at my simple questions.
Grats on latching onto the low hanging fruit though. You really added a lot to the discussion.
Military Baws, how do you gauge "morality" when deployed to a combat zone?
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/5/26 at 12:25 am
Do/Did you question the motives of those that sent you there?
Was it engrained into you that's it's simply your duty?
Was there ever a particular battle or overall war that you've looked at differently with the benefit of hindsight?
I'm not trying to be inflammatory.. no ulterior motives here.. I'm just curious
Was it engrained into you that's it's simply your duty?
Was there ever a particular battle or overall war that you've looked at differently with the benefit of hindsight?
I'm not trying to be inflammatory.. no ulterior motives here.. I'm just curious
Ya, I made the OP too quickly and left my flank open
Baton Rouge doesn't count because it wasn't an American settlement in the 1700s (France & Spain mostly)
It also had like 4 different names during this time
Baton Rouge doesn't count because it wasn't an American settlement in the 1700s (France & Spain mostly)
It also had like 4 different names during this time
re: Only one modern SEC college town existed as a named American settlement in 1776
Posted by FAT SEXY on 7/4/26 at 11:40 pm to OleVaught14
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No, not Kentucky. Virginia. It was part of Virginia
"modern SEC college town"
Should I have called them Lexington, Virginia in the OP?
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