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Looks like the early summer warnings from the oil majors is starting to come to fruition.
Year I got married. God blessed us on that day!
Austin/San Antonio is obvious choice but I’d love anything on the north side of Houston.
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And we’re not done yet...we have some big projects in the works


You know how much stress it causes when you crash this site?!? The amount of productivity that increases at my office creates unreasonable future expectations. Tread lightly
Scott Jennings is the obvious choice. Safe and reliable. Use to daily takes. Should be his to say no
What about a book describing a scene of a child rapist? Is that book evil? Just trying to understand what fictional crimes I should be outraged by
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He does look familiar, but not totally ringing a bell for me.


Maybe you were too drunk to remember as well.
Balk on a technicality. He was pitching from the windup on the previous batter with a runner to 3rd. Didn’t announce for the very next batter. Dumb rule. Dumb enforcement.

Key thing is it allows an umpire to inject himself into a tie ball game against two playoff bound teams. I’m sure he’s loving all the controversy and viral exposure.
USAA is a pain the arse and not worth it for kids accounts. They allow them to open accounts. They will let them have an online profile. But won’t let the kids view their accounts on their profile. Dumb.
This seems like a bad debate to happen in classrooms led by mostly liberal teachers.

re: We Wuz Native Americans?

Posted by C on 7/28/26 at 9:59 pm to
Native American lineage is pretty strict. I don’t think you can just be descendent and gain access.
So a list of wealthy homes with residents away more often than not. I’m sure this will not lead to crime at those places. I’m also sure NYC AG will be very harsh in prosecuting any robberies…
FSU, Miami and the rest of the sec. The SEC benefited from FSU and Miami softening up through the mid-2000s and beyond. I know FSU and Miami had a few good teams in there but nothing like they had prior to that.

re: First US City on track to run out of water

Posted by C on 7/26/26 at 10:00 am to
Corpus residents don’t want abundance of water as they don’t want the city to expend. Most of the residence liked their quaint town on the beach. They loath progress. They hate the look of the new bridge. Every expansion is an eye sore. They want the drought to happen so industries go under.
I don’t think you can corner the market on sulfur. The shite is everywhere. We pay people to take it.
Great zombie manifesto amongst many others
I want to see the down the line view. He didn’t look offside at all
Actually up in butler this week for work and stopped by the site randomly yesterday.

Still recall the laughable excuse by the SS director that the roof was too slopped. Seeing it in person you just shake your head