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Young people don’t want those jobs

Young men can’t even pick up a phone call, they think phones are tik tok machines

re: The native plant thread

Posted by Dire Wolf on 10/5/26 at 10:05 am to
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Scarlet Sage


just planted some on friday that i got from houston arboretum


looking to do some more with Autumn Sage, rosemary and Society garlic in a bed i am building out. Probably this weekend.

got a strip of beauty berries that kind of look like shite so trying to add some stuff in the front of it
We are cold front watching not hurricane watching
Sean is too big of a star fricker to say anything remotely interesting
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Dan Patrick is a massive RINO and he is your stalwart against the Left lol you are far more screwed than I thought IF your assertion is correct


Entering leninist vs trotskyist vs maoist Vs Marxist vs Stalinist levels of no true Scotsman
Look I am voting for Paxton because I want my $5000

It’s just an added benefit that talafreako won’t win and push more government hand outs
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Lot of words to justify voting for the gay fake preache


Like I said Paxton’s entire campaign is identity politics
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Texas Panhandle


I forget that exist
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Can I ask a question? Why is Paxton so disliked? What is this baggage?



plenty legit swamp behavior that at the mimium he is accused of, if not outright guilty of. Texas GOP has blurred the lines between business friendly and cornyism for awhile, Paxton is a step in the wrong direction. Dan Patrick indirectly made this election harder for him by banning weed for the booze lobby.

The real problem with Paxton that people here often ignore is that he is as low energy of a canidate that i have ever seen. He talks like he tossed half a xanax into a beer before he hits the stage.

His entire campaign is just idenity politics. Idenity politics only gets you so far when you are the party in charge.
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What is TX 09’s demographics?


Plant Baws
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When was the last time a party didn't get their arse kicked in midterms


The last midterms

re: Comparing Dallas vs Houston?

Posted by Dire Wolf on 9/30/26 at 6:04 pm to
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In a thread comparing Houston and Dallas, your contribution is that Houston’s biggest problem is too many poor white people living “around it”?


281ers are a legitimate problem. Cant argue against that
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John Carpenter composed the scores for all of his films.



not the The Thing but he seemingly told the guy to make it sound like he did

also John Carpenter movie's rule
i have lived thru several of the most important elections. Truly a blessing to live in interesting times
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Feels like we need to see this swing back where schools say, if you don't want to stay here, that's fine. We will find someone else.



i feel the only way to reset the market is when a coach is comfortable enough with making a poverty wage of 2 million if it means the program will fund NIL instead

Sexton will never allow one of his clients to do that

re: Comparing Dallas vs Houston?

Posted by Dire Wolf on 9/30/26 at 1:20 pm to
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I grew up in Ft. Worth and I have no clue what this post is supposed to mean.



it means he got professionally passed over for people that are more social and have more connections.
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to your point about high schools and new Orleans, it has always amused me that people think it's such a nola thing.

people care about that in every city, it's just that *you* are a transplant who associates with other transplants so you don't see it.


For Texas, millenials are the first generation in mass that grew up here. Obviously there are people with deep roots in Texas but for the most part the population boom was with the invention of A/C

There isn't generations of townies like there is in New Orleans.

re: Comparing Dallas vs Houston?

Posted by Dire Wolf on 9/30/26 at 12:40 pm to
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and Dallas doesnt feel like you've entered Mogadishu in between the nice areas, unlike Houston (and New Orleans for that matter)



meh, it is not like you got to drive thru greenspoint to go from River oaks to tanglewood. It is just that treversing from point a to point b can be a pain in the arse.

The Houston Arrow is all fine places more or less. Now outside of that, you can run into some rough spots pretty quick.



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I live in the Houston urban core and I actually think the opposite is true. It is mostly splitting hairs though, as the two are more similar than natives would like to admit



Dallas has a better concentration of wealthly neighborhoods in the Unverisity park/highland park with the rich starter homes in lakewood. Where Houston is more pocketed with West U/Blvd Oaks, River Oaks, Bellaire, and Memorial/Tanglewood

Houston's core does have the advantage in pockets of liveable neighborhoods with different vibes. Montrose, heights, garden oaks, timbergrove, brairmeadow, ect.
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What an ungrateful prick. The mid term convention touched hundreds of voters.



Nobody has ever seen a bigger midterm convention.