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PowerTool
| Favorite team: | Houston  |
| Location: | The dark side of the road |
| Biography: | Conceived in sin. |
| Interests: | Houston, TX |
| Occupation: | |
| Number of Posts: | 23215 |
| Registered on: | 12/3/2009 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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That's awesome.
When I worked in dancehalls, or make to one every now and then these days, the coolest thing is seeing those old people get up for their favorite song and are the best dancers in the room.
When I worked in dancehalls, or make to one every now and then these days, the coolest thing is seeing those old people get up for their favorite song and are the best dancers in the room.
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re: My 83 year old dad goes to happy hour like twice a week.
Posted by PowerTool on 4/13/26 at 10:42 pm to LemmyLives
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That shite is going to keep him alive for longer. Isolation leads to really bad shite, especially for men. Great for your old man in light of the circumstances!
Absolutely. I know a couple old guys like that who are widowers. They'll go to a bar and sip a beer, mostly just sit there and talk. One still goes to the same bar he and his wife used to go to together, where everyone knows him.
It's good for them to get out and socialize with nice people and avoid isolation.
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Farrah Fawcett crashed young boys confirmation party in 1979.
THAT would've made my confirmation a little more memorable :lol:
It could be because of that, or we might just change our parts from time to time due to thinning hair.
But I think it's mostly a result of being right handed or left handed.
But I think it's mostly a result of being right handed or left handed.
re: Weather Channel Retro
Posted by PowerTool on 4/2/26 at 10:37 pm to Jim Rockford
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Weird thing is the part you see in the mirror is opposite of what everyone sees
Marine Military Academy in Harlingen, TX, and New Mexico Military Institute are still in existence. Knew a few guys who went to one or the other in the 90's.
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People like Alan Jackson are exactly the reason black culture is such a shite enterprise at almost all levels. Mediocrity wrapped in a facade of luxury, easily found in the root causes of crime and corruption in any Democrat-run city from Baltimore on down. Memphis has Justin Pearson, a pathetic little bigot that has gone after Elon Musk at every opportunity over the Xai facilities.
:lol: He was talking about this guy:
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I've seen a judge or two berate the courtroom personel regularly. This dude isn't anything.
Being confused about the meaning of "ex parte" is a bit of a problem.
Ordering an attorney w/ no business in his court to appear before him is crazy.
Thinking that all his emails - including the ones to the District Clerk's office - are "an order" is crazy.
re: Zyns in every unrinal I visit
Posted by PowerTool on 3/30/26 at 10:51 pm to DustyDinkleman
Haven't noticed this, but I remember the good old das of dip all over urinals and sinks.
Makes me nostalgic when I walk into some place now and see the sign requesting "No Tobacco Products in Urinal."
Makes me nostalgic when I walk into some place now and see the sign requesting "No Tobacco Products in Urinal."
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I didn’t call Bluegrass Belle a whore.
Can I use this as my next sig quote?
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Sometimes you just want to take all your clothes off and take a giant shite in the bathroom and feel like you are the only human around for miles
Who downvoted this??
It's mostly older people who do it. Several in my family that are exhausting to try to talk to.
If a buddy does it, it's usually a sign that they're drunk.
If a buddy does it, it's usually a sign that they're drunk.
re: “For every American soldier who comes back in a casket, we cheer”
Posted by PowerTool on 3/26/26 at 4:49 am to Wildcat1996
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Why is he reading from his phone?
See it all the time w/ Leftist protestors.
They're paid actors reading the script they've been given by their handlers.
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Some old head is about to bitch at you and say watching Nomar Garciaparra adjust his gloves 6 times during an AB was great for the game.
:lol: Have you actually heard anyone who was nostalgic for that? My dad and I both used to bitch about all that stalling shite that stretched out a game.
Always felt a little bit cheated having to leave a game early to head home without seeing the end because a regular season, weeknight game was lasting 3-4 hours.
re: Late Movie Watcher in life
Posted by PowerTool on 3/25/26 at 10:11 pm to SouthlakeTiger
The Drop.
It's almost like a play, with one key setting and one exchange you're just waiting for.
It's almost like a play, with one key setting and one exchange you're just waiting for.
I made some gifs of her ghost-gasm a few years back, but they're on imgur so I'm not sure if I can imbed them anymore.
Let's see:
ETA: think I finally got it
Let's see:
ETA: think I finally got it
re: "Super" El Nino could be forming in anticipation of Hurricane Season
Posted by PowerTool on 3/25/26 at 8:59 pm to Hangover Haven
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First it was "super fog" now we have "Super Nino"... Have the weather people run out of adjectives?
"Super" is "the new normal."
re: Stephen Colbert is writing a new LOTR film
Posted by PowerTool on 3/25/26 at 12:09 am to HailHailtoMichigan!
Colbert interpreting Tolkien......this isn't supposed to make sense.
re: Ted’s Frostop to be torn down to make way for Tulane student housing
Posted by PowerTool on 3/24/26 at 9:15 pm to Y.A. Tittle
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Two dumpy places that were mostly empty most of the time that people are now coming out the woodwork to screech hysterically over them closing.
I think I went to Frostop once with a group when we were over there for work. Special place in my memory. It was packed at lunch, but that was over 20 years ago.
I remember hearing about Checkpoint Charlie's when an older sibling was at Loyola, but not sure if I ever went there myself.
Enjoyed sharing these memories with you :cheers:
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How does any Democrat support this kind of nonsense?
This isn't what they're shown on their preferred channels. They're only shown TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP RIGHT WING AAAGGHHHH
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