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re: Crawfish popularity in Texas

Posted by Sam Quint on 2/26/26 at 12:24 pm to
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most Texans are still amateurs when it comes to eating

100%. I can eat ten crawfish in the time that it takes my friends from Texas to eat one. :lol:
one out of every 33 people in New Orleans was deported in one month? that seems hard to believe
It’s popular, but still sort of in a novelty way. People will eat a half a pound of crawfish or so and enjoy it but then eat a whole actual meal along with it. It’s nothing like here where people will take ten lbs of crawfish to the face and actively remove all other boil ingredients from their plate.

At least that’s how it was a few years ago. I’ve lived here awhile. But my friends back there don’t act like they’re ever going to big crawfish boils or anything
Hollywood should definitely, absolutely, 100% double down on the "more vulnerable men" and "less traditional masculinity" theme. i'm BEGGING them.
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nothing compares to I10 west out of Houston on Friday afternoon before opening day of deer season

that's true, but the issue with Baytown -> Beaumont is less the number of vehicles and more the construction + 18 wheelers. there are stretches through there that are straight up death gauntlets.
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Friend of mine commutes from Mont Belvieu to west side of BW8 around 249......daily

I commuted from outside 99 in Richmond/Katy to Mont Belvieu for a year and a half. my company rewarded me after that by putting me on a jobsite in Galveston. then i quit.
the fact that she is whining about privileges from HER frickING TWITTER ACCOUNT is insane
i have spent an inordinate amount of time on that section of interstate over the years for various reasons. it has been a terrible stretch of highway since the mid-nineties. pretty much everything from Highlands to Beaumont is awful, there's a decent stretch past Beaumont, then shitty again all the way past Lake Charles.
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But Chariots of Fire was released in 1981–46 years ago.

as someone who was born in 1981, dont age me faster than i'm already ageing. that was forty-FIVE years ago
hopefully we get a good match between Shere Kahn and Lao Che
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and a male flight attendant who thought I'd be okay with substandard service and persistent micro-aggression from the moment I sat down

this is why it's pointless to ever try to appease these people. EVERYTHING is substandard service and persistent microaggressions when you WANT everything to be substandard service and persistent microaggressions.
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Whoever designed interstate 10 through Beaumont needs to be shot. It’s got more curves than a formula 1 race track.

i dont disagree, but if we're shooting interstate 10 designers, the Baton Rouge guy gets the entire first magazine.

re: So Pedro Pascal is gay. . .

Posted by Sam Quint on 2/25/26 at 11:32 am to
so the dude that the woke crowd has been touting as the Ideal Non-Toxic Male turns out to be a queer. checks out.
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Lmao. I would have loved to have served under President Trump as I did under President Reagan.

I would have loved to serve under Reagan, but i'm here to tell you brother, as a current AD Marine, serving right now is pretty great.
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Reagan was a dumbass

frick out of here
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You are being downvoted but it was 100% staged.

Just to be clear, you are saying it was staged deliberately and specifically for the photo opportunity? Is that your position?
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Worst assignment that could be given = number one target of all Japs = survival rate lowest of any other.

But boy was it effective
also paycheck advance loans have existed for as long as i can remember
in a week where a Kentucky guy got arrested for fricking a dead deer on the side of the road, an ad for a paycheck advance was the trashiest thing you've seen?