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Posts posted by Trey3216
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9 hours ago, DixonHur said:
Or so you'd like us to believe.
So the 240 page interview report that they sent stated.
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12 minutes ago, TxTower said:
They suck and they’ve always sucked other than some glory years under Connie Mack and when Gene Tenace was catching Hunter\Blue\Holtzman.
Just because they took a series 2-1 early in the season from us doesn’t mean “Hey they’re not bad. Watch out the catcher hitting a buck ninety might have another career night!”
Take the loss.What a pathetic hill to die on. Yes they’ve been terrible for a while. No they’re not utterly terrible right now and they have one of the most exciting players in baseball right now in their closer Miller. Way to get your dick tucked in your ass over a nothing. Perhaps go remove your dick from your ass, sit on your thumb, and rotate.
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7 minutes ago, beer said:
So, it's Garcia now
Welp. Gonna lose the parlay since Seager didn't HR and he's out of the game now. So that sucks.
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Well, the over and Rangers -1.5 look good. Need Corey to hit a HR next AB since I imagine he'll get a half day off at this rate, Adolis as well.
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On 4/22/2024 at 10:43 AM, Brisketexan said:
I appreciate your ruining my 'had been working' diet. Bag 3 in week 2.
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Got a 4 way prop parlay...
Seager HR
Garcia HR
over 8.5
Rangers -1.5
20 for $400.
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1 minute ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
valid points. The lakes and rivers on the eastern side of Texas have the capability to bounce back much faster when droughts occur. Some of the western and southwestern might be unlikely to recover.
They will at some point...when the flood hits. W and SW Texas, as most arid regions, exists in a constant cycle of drought and flood.
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2 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
Not an expert but it's not difficult to identify a trend on this page. The second chart is interesting in that we're always a decent percent off statewide total capacity of the lakes so let's hope that many of the problems of the last decade are not the norm.
I mean, it's kind of a climatological/topographic reality
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13 minutes ago, Hate said:
I have zero doubt that tornado was an EF-4 at least. Debris going 30k into the air indicates an incredibly powerful storm. It may end up being borderline EF-5 damage at some places along the tornado’s path.
They got real lucky that first storm the chopper was covering didn't fully develop a massive meso-tornado. The ground crew was measuring 70+mph sustained inflow winds flowing into the notch. That's absolutely incredible. Could have had a full scale meso-cyclone reach the ground nearly 2 miles wide if it had accomplished what it was trying to do.
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19 hours ago, Texzilla588 said:
The prof who we believed was the CIA recruiter was known as the “intergalactic diplomat”. I interviewed with them and didn’t get far as it was too weird or I was too stoned. I interviewed with state and with navy intelligence. That was my big mistake. They would pay for my ma and PhD thru Georgetown, plus I’d go in as a lt JG. Teach at the war college and retire an admiral. The stupidity of youth. Shit man I’ll have to cut my hair and quit weed.I interviewed with the NSA. Got all the way to the point that I was one of the last ones not selected (they took 5 for the position I applied for with PhD's, I only had my BA at the time). Went and did the 5 day interview process at one of their off sites not far from Langley actually. That was an interesting few days.
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5 minutes ago, bolverk said:
Good eye. Last night, the Tulsa weather guys clocked wind speeds that would likely indicate an EF4 when all was said and done. Just a devastating situation for a community that doesn't look like it had much to begin with. I can only imagine the shock they're going through right now and the heartbreak they'll feel over the long haul.
Just putting my college courses to work that actually interest me. I remember having to study photos of storm damage and estimate wind speeds from tornados based on destruction.
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52 minutes ago, TxTower said:
Need to make some hay on this road trip against league doormats (A’s, Rockies). Schedule gets tougher after that.The A's are 2 games under .500 and 2.5 back from us. They're not exactly doormats right this minute.
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28 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:
That's at least high EF3 and very likely EF4 damage.
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1 hour ago, SurlyBDR said:
Just wait until you find out about the difference between jelly and jam.
But what if he already knows the difference between jelly and syrup?
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7 minutes ago, crash_davis said:
https://www.kxan.com/weather/100-degree-days-predictions-2024/
Of course, making predictions so early in the year is not scientifically accurate. As our meteorologists will tell you, accurately forecasting out more than seven days ahead is incredibly difficult. Last year, the team predicted anywhere from 33 to 44 days of triple-digit heat, but Austin ended up with 80.
This year, the team is predicting a well-above-average year when it comes to 100° days. Austin averages 29 days at or above 100° in a typical year. Here’s what the team is predicting for 2024:
I Predict it's lower than their collective set.
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21 minutes ago, UT_OB1 said:
Is rain bomb the word of the day or something? Did we need a new cool hip phrase that we can hashtag instead of just heavy rain?
Well, on the coast it's "Atmospheric Rivers". In Texas, it's Rain Bomb.
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5 minutes ago, Post Oak said:
There needs to be away to pump this excess water down into the aquifer
The good thing about this much water is that a lot of it will leach through the limestone down into it. Ground is absolutely soaked.
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1 minute ago, utee94 said:
I'm assuming they'll be able to bleed it down over time by releasing waters downstream? How long might that take? And do they generate hydroelectric from the Waco dam?
They're kind of having to wait on the waters to recede a bit downstream. No hydroelectric on the dam for some reason. I know yesterday both the middle and upper Bosque were flowing 100k cfs into the lake. It was rising over 1 foot per hour for a bit.
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Lake Waco is 20 feet high right now. Nearly 200k acre feet over full pool. Absolutely insane.
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We’re about to get fucking lit up again.
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28 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:
Tomball with 11 inches in the past 24 hrs
We got another 2+ inches from the storm that hit right around 12:00-1:45am last night. Absolutely crazy lightning involved in that storm. Damn near scary how much there was. Puts us at over 10 inches since Saturday.
Lake Waco is actually 5 feet high right now.
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1 minute ago, HuntinHorn said:
Damn! Nice! Hell they way they were lacking in run support for him before this last outing, we should have let him hit.
Off former Ranger Scott Feldman no less...
COVID-19 vaccine discussion
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It's almost like the federal government acted in a manner to prevent a Panic-demic on top of a pandemic... histrionics are well preserved even here