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irishtexan

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  1. Recipes that measure garlic in cloves. (I almost always double it anyway)
  2. Oh shit. the second video showing what happened before the fight where she's berating the man she's with "SHUT UUUUUUPPPPPPP!!!! SHUT UUUUUPPPPPPPP!!!" I take it back. She absolutely deserved to get hit. She thinks she can talk to everyone the way she talks to her man. She fucked around and found out.
  3. Men: don’t hit women. Women: don’t be surprised if you get hit after hitting a man. It doesn’t have to be more complicated than that.
  4. Read that earlier today. Realllly looking forward to this album. Can't wait to stream it tomorrow. Wish I didn't have to wait till friggin December to get a vinyl copy.
  5. How ya gonna put Future Islands and Phoebe Bridgers on at the same time? How ya gonna put Megan thee Stallion and Black Pumas on at the same time? How ya gonna put St. Vincent and Erykah Badu on at the same time?
  6. irishtexan

    Vinyl

    What are your/the seller's goals? If it's to maximize the amount she could possibly make, then the answer you probably don't want to hear is that you should catalogue everything on discogs, including which version of the record it is, and then sell each record individually. Selling each individually might be a giant pain in the ass. But if it's a collection that's eclectic and has been well maintained over half a century, there may be some real valuable shit in there. The fear that I would have about asking a record store/buyer to come out and make you an offer is that if you don't know what you have, they're not likely to be completely honest about the value of the collection, and may lowball the shit out of you. Regardless, cataloging everything will take a lot of time but is the only way to make an informed decision.
  7. You're right. It's better.
  8. If y'all ever have a party where 60 people want to drink tap water, you're fucking set....
  9. One session. I could throw out a number on pain but you wouldn't have a frame of reference so it wouldn't make sense. But I'd say a 3 or 4 if the ribs are an 8 and the butt is a 9?
  10. Scott's a buddy of mine. Great dude. It sucks. It hurts. Sometimes a lot. But if it didn't hurt everyone would have huge awesome pieces. You gotta earn that shit. Part of the body is a factor, but also everyone's different. For me, shoulder/delts have been easy compared to other parts of the body. I'll say this - if you're getting a big piece where you're going to be getting tattooed for more than two hours at a time, I'd much rather do that in my home city where I can go home and rest afterwards than be in a chaos town like Vegas. But you could also just go out, get drunk, and pass out super early afterwards.
  11. who did your traditional japanese and your random new american? both of those are really well done. also, that's a remarkably well done stick and poke. I've done a few of those with friends and they always turn out like dogshit. probably because whenever we do them we've had lots of beers.... how'd that side feel? smarts, doesn't it?
  12. Anchor was a tattoo that a dead friend had. Got it after he died. I got the armadillo tattoo when I moved from Austin as a bit of an homage to the old Armadillo World Headquarters logo, but with a dead armadillo because the only time you see armadillos are when they've been runover. The banana is just a dumb tattoo that my buddy who is a tattoo artist wanted to do. He had some food-related flash, and wanted to do the "smart banana" tattoo. I've got loads of stupid joke tattoos. I've got "King Diamond as a Lucha Libre Mask". I've got the spirit coyote from the Johnny Cash Simpsons episode. I've got a "pina claddagh, which is the irish claddagh, but instead of a heart it's got a pineapple. I got the einstraueben neubauten and rolling stones logo. I'm all sewn up in bad tattoos.
  13. My understanding was that you had to wear a mask when not in your seat, which I think most people were doing. Now, we can discuss the absurd idea that wearing a mask while not in one's seat - but being maskless while seated inside a venue with thousands of other people - somehow mitigates transmission. That's an incredibly stupid premise. I don't know how that came to be a thing. But my understanding of the policy was that it only applied when not in your seat (or on the floor for general admission, i guess?) It's dumb. But I don't think the expectation was that everyone would wear a mask throughout the show. I went the first night. Loved Outfit into Elephant (things got a little misty with those two after not having seen live music in a year and a half). But I think that is the setlist I would have preferred to see. I'll take Goddamn Lonely Love over Outfit, if you twist my arm. Plus a cover of Sway? Fuuuuuuuuck.....
  14. I’ve seen pictures of Shaggy/Surly happy hour gatherings and y’all motherfuckers got no room to bag on anyone else’s face/physique/style/etc.
  15. Those allbirds look like they’d be perfect for mall-walking with a 5lb weight in each hand. Maybe hit up the auntie Annie’s for a hot pretzel at the food court on the way out. You’ve earned it, girl!
  16. I call shenanigans on West Virginia, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Mississsippi being top-5 least drunk. I'm guessing their overall drunkenness is being underreported because of all the white lightning being produced and consumed on the hush-hush. Utah, otoh, makes perfect sense.
  17. Dude has covid and is in quarantine. So that might be difficult to coordinate.
  18. I'm a little late to the Gumby's conversation (I was drunk in Chicago for a month eating pizza and italian beefs for a month), but just wanted to say that if you were at UT between 96-98ish, the Gumby's coupons in the Co-Op Coupon book for a large 1-topping pizza delivered for $5 was a life-sustaining deal for a broke-ass college underclassman. So I'll never bag on Gumby's, no matter how shitty their pizza is.
  19. "He's waiting to see something, I guess, or he'd have already gone public" -He's ready to go public...
  20. A decade-plus of disappointing player development and disproportionate recruiting ranking vs. draft performance is part of the problem. A decade of underperformance on the field with superior recruiting classes is part of the problem. Institutional Athletic Department interference and obstruction is part of the problem. Two shitty coaching hires in a row leaving questions about our ability to "find the right guy" is part of the problem. Getting caught flat-footed on NIL is part of the problem. Having a disorganized and not-particularly-dynamic support staff is part of the problem. Not dropping bags is part of the problem. The overall stench of rot is part of the problem. It's not just one thing. You can't pick out one ingredient in a shit-stew and say "this is why this stew tastes bad"
  21. I spent all of July in chicago and part of me was a little pissed off at how mild the month was down in Austin. I thought my neighbor was gonna mow my lawn once mid-July but he never got around to it. Now I’ve got shin-high St. Augustine and thigh-high weeds. Mowing tomorrow is gonna be fun.
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