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stuckintexas
| Favorite team: | LSU |
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| Registered on: | 9/14/2009 |
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re: How Many People Do You Know that Were Bitten by a Venomous Snake?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/20/26 at 3:25 pm to alduckhunter
My wife was bitten by a copperhead in her parents' driveway while she was in her early 20's. Walking out to her car in flip flops and it blended in with the gravel. It kinda missed because she only had one puncture wound and a scratch next to it where the other fang didn't go in. No antivenom, but she had swelling and red streaks all the way to her hip.
We and my in-laws all have ranch properties, so there's snakes everywhere. The dogs get bitten by copperheads all the time, and we had a horse get tagged on the nose by a big rattlesnake last summer. It was about 6' long and the horse stayed in an equine clinic for 3 1/2 days. Fun vet bill for that one. Barn cats help a lot but don't get them all.
I got bit by one on my chest when I was a kid. My parents took me to the doctor when it was about the size of a dime, and he said it'll hurt but that it would get better. It got up to about the size of a quarter before it stopped spreading. In my mid-40's now and I also still have the scar.
We and my in-laws all have ranch properties, so there's snakes everywhere. The dogs get bitten by copperheads all the time, and we had a horse get tagged on the nose by a big rattlesnake last summer. It was about 6' long and the horse stayed in an equine clinic for 3 1/2 days. Fun vet bill for that one. Barn cats help a lot but don't get them all.
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I have actually been bitten by a brown recluse. At least that's what the doctor told me it was when I went in a couple of weeks later. I didn't realize that I had been bitten when it happened. I developed a sore a little smaller than a dime on my leg that was becoming concave and just wouldn't scab over or heal.
The Dr treated it and it finally healed up, but I still have an indented place on my shin 30 odd years later. I've always assumed it was inside my waders and bit me.
I got bit by one on my chest when I was a kid. My parents took me to the doctor when it was about the size of a dime, and he said it'll hurt but that it would get better. It got up to about the size of a quarter before it stopped spreading. In my mid-40's now and I also still have the scar.
re: Best audiobook suggestions?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/19/26 at 9:51 pm to ecb
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I started listening to audiobooks so I would know how to pronounce the Russian names
This isn't always reliable. The reader for the version of Band of Brothers I listened to an Audible butchered some names :lol:
re: Film Study of Deuce Geralds Playing Defense. And Running Back. He's a Freak Athlete.
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/18/26 at 11:15 am to Shiftyplus1
If anyone isn't subscribed to Carter on YouTube, you're missing out
re: USS Abraham Lincoln
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/13/26 at 11:03 pm to AGGIES
Not reading thru 8 pages, but my grandfather was in every hot spot in the Pacific except Peleliu during WW2, followed by several months of occupation on mainland Japan after VJ Day. He didn't get home until mid-'46. Living every day like it's your last, and he made it through without ever getting wounded. No Purple Heart. Beating the odds like that has to take it's own toll as much as getting hit might, just wondering when your time is up. Nobody can be THAT lucky. He didn't even hate the Japanese after the war, but instead had a very deep respect for them.
He made it through over four years. These guys can go a little longer without being able to check Facebook.
He made it through over four years. These guys can go a little longer without being able to check Facebook.
re: The Economist: time to examine the “dark underbelly of Paw Patrol”
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/13/26 at 10:09 pm to Barbellthor
My older daughter, about to turn 4, loves paw patrol. My wife(no pics) is a former cop and I've been a FF/EMT for 25 years, so she didn't really have a chance because I'm pretty sure we picked it for the first cartoon she ever saw. :lol: Even while we were still dating, my wife and I did a Spartan race with the team name Paw Patrol and color-coded shirts for everybody.
It's a good kids show that stays pretty wholesome, IMO. Even with the female characters, my daughter's favorite characters are still Chase and Marshall. She has tons of paw patrol toys and still plays with those two the most. Her favorite kite has Chase on it. She does like Ghosty on Spidey and Friends and asks for new Ghosty pajamas when she outgrows an old pair.
It's a good kids show that stays pretty wholesome, IMO. Even with the female characters, my daughter's favorite characters are still Chase and Marshall. She has tons of paw patrol toys and still plays with those two the most. Her favorite kite has Chase on it. She does like Ghosty on Spidey and Friends and asks for new Ghosty pajamas when she outgrows an old pair.
re: How is Talarico leading Paxton 51% to 48%?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/10/26 at 8:15 pm to loogaroo
I've seen exactly one person wearing a Talarico shirt in public. He was in a wheelchair in the Marble Falls HEB last week. Talarico has been running bait-n-switch TV ads almost non-stop trying to make him sound like a moderate.
Paxton in a landslide.
Paxton in a landslide.
re: Chinese rocket suffers RUD shortly after takeoff
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/10/26 at 6:58 pm to Jor Jor The Dinosaur
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Folded like a paper towel tube.
When she's on top and it slips out
re: What is the longest running TV show you have seen every episode of?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/10/26 at 5:34 pm to DMAN1968
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And because my wife watches it:
My wife's watches all the CBS shows as much as she watches the Hallmark Channel. All the NCIS's, Magnum, etc. She's also seen every episode of The Rookie, but I'm not sure if that one is still running.
Speaking of Nathan Fillion, has anyone mentioned Castle?
re: Putting an infant down in the crib after they have fallen asleep
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/9/26 at 5:32 pm to AZTiger7072
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Should be an Olympic sport, one of the toughest and most random things to do
Wait till she's about 9 months old and you have to change a diaper. It's like wrestling an alligator.
Our oldest is about to turn 4 in a couple of weeks and has never slept alone a single night in her life. We made the mistake of letting her sleep with us because we couldn't get her down in the crib.
Our 2nd is 11 months and far more independent. We can put her in her crib wide awake and she'll get bored playing with a toy, cry for maybe a couple minutes, and fall asleep.
Maybe try that route. Don't wait until she's asleep to put her in.
re: Lioness Season 3 Off to a Solid Start
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/9/26 at 3:32 pm to BitBuster
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This show is bad arse
I need to give it a try. One of my clients works on almost all of Sheridan's shows that film in north Texas. They have wrap parties at a cigar bar he owns or out at his ranch. This one is his favorite, but I've only watched Landman.
re: What is the longest running TV show you have seen every episode of?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/9/26 at 2:00 pm to Jay Are
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Comedy would probably be How I Met Your Mother (208 episodes over 9 seasons)
I forgot about this one because I despise the ending. It ruined the entire show for me. I can't even watch older episodes that I liked because it's all pointless.
Another one for me is House, MD. 8 seasons, 177 episodes
re: What is the longest running TV show you have seen every episode of?
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/8/26 at 4:17 pm to Allyn McKeen
Several already mentioned like Friends, Scrubs, and Psych, but i haven't seen these mentioned yet:
Family Guy - 24 seasons, 461 episodes
Monk - 8 seasons, 125 episodes
Brooklyn 99 - 8 seasons, 153 episodes
White Collar was only 6 seasons and 81 episodes. It seemed like that one had a longer run.
Family Guy - 24 seasons, 461 episodes
Monk - 8 seasons, 125 episodes
Brooklyn 99 - 8 seasons, 153 episodes
White Collar was only 6 seasons and 81 episodes. It seemed like that one had a longer run.
re: Finished product from my model desk
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/2/26 at 5:47 pm to choppadocta
Sometimes you gotta
and spit on that thang
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Phuoc Tuy
and spit on that thang
re: Two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine of Hippo found in Polish library...
Posted by stuckintexas on 8/2/26 at 12:41 am to OWLFAN86
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Saul's pride and ego vs David's humble trust in God
According to the men who wrote it down. We do not know Saul's mental, emotional, nor spiritual state. David wrote his memoirs. So did Samuel. David fought against Saul. Samuel gave specific orders "from God" and then was late to his own party. Where the hell was Samuel when Saul was making his supposed prideful, egotistical decisions? He was nowhere to be found. Nada. Zilch. Zero. Oh, he shows up right when Saul makes the choice that condemns him? Well, would you look at that? Perfect timing to make someone a villain.
And as for David. Infidelity. Murder. Bastard child. Illegal census leading to the deaths of tens of thousands. Yeah, the guy is a masterpiece showcase of humble trust in God. Entitled douche bag that got a slap on the wrist for more egregious sins than Saul got condemned for.
re: Two previously unknown sermons by St. Augustine of Hippo found in Polish library...
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/31/26 at 11:20 pm to Mid Iowa Tiger
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I don’t see why that is striking. God‘s grace is bottomless if someone were to truly repent from the most horrible lives at the moment of their death they’re saved.
I've always seen King Saul as a complicated man that made tough decisions only to be cast aside and written off. We have no account of his, only those that opposed him. Who wouldn't come off as haughty and wrong if your life story was written by those who were your enemies.
re: FBI Takes Down Massive Online Scam Operation
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/31/26 at 6:31 pm to Tarps99
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I wish they would do something on Spam/Robo Calls.
I must get like 10-20 a day with loan options.
My contact information is public record as a contractor. I get 10-20 an hour. Even with spamblocker turned on for calls and voicemail, a bunch still get through. I have to empty my voicemail inbox at least once a day. It legitimately affects my business when a real client can't call or leave a message.
People in that business need to be hung.
re: Saving Private Ryan
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/27/26 at 10:09 am to Cregg
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I still think Tom Sizemore outshined everyone in the movie.
I'd say the same about Black Hawk Down
re: Shark Week 2026 is about to begin
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/27/26 at 10:07 am to blueboy
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You don't remember things like the megaladon special, where actors pretended to be real scientists and the 'this is bullshite' disclaimer zipped by the screen too fast to read?
Guess I missed that one
re: Backdraft Appreciation
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/27/26 at 10:04 am to GatorPA84
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any fans of ladder 49?
First major movie about firefighting that came out after 9/11. They made a concerted effort to make it accurate but it's still Hollywood. Good story.
re: Backdraft Appreciation
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/27/26 at 10:02 am to Sunnyvale
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100% Realistic Movie.

re: Your Go-To Sunscreen
Posted by stuckintexas on 7/26/26 at 8:32 pm to MizunoDude
I borrow Jerry's 5-gallon bucket of butter and go up on the roof
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