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TCU’s 2nd half D is making South Carolina’s look like the 85 Bears.
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You can book Pepper for $50k. Don’t know what your target audience is but that seems like a better deal than $75k for Kelli Pickler. In that range 38 special would be my go to. Check out celebritytalent.net and you can see what the going rate is for different acts.
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Met Coach Leach when I took an official to UK in 1998. He struck me as odd but very knowledgeable at the time. I played defense so our interactions were limited and they were playing South Carolina that weekend, so he had more important things to worry about. I roomed with Jared Lorenzen on that trip and he was beyond excited to play for the guy. It wasn’t until he got to Tech that I started to appreciate his genius. The CFB world won’t even begin to understand the contributions he made to the game for another 10-15 years. He literally changed the game and I feel for his family and every player who was privileged enough to have him lead them. RIP coach, the world was better with you but the game thanks you!
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1. Marv Levy
2. Jimmy Carter
3. David Allen Coe
4. Putin
5. Jerry Sandusky
6. Artie Lange
7. Bobby Brown
8. Kanye
9. Ellen Degeneres
10. Jimmy Buffett
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15 hours ago, 'stache said:
I thought this would be the best thread to consult. I’m getting over strep and a weeklong antibiotic treatment that has given me constant mudbutt. My poop is finally normal again but my starfish still itches like crazy. I’ve been keeping it very clean but the itch is lingering. I’ve been using baby ointments but it seem to only provide temporary relief. Any of you got an ointment recommendation?
So a buddy of mine put a power point together on this topic for a golf trip. I don’t have the power point but I’ll give you the 3 step process to relieve ass rot.
Step 1 - Take the hottest shower you can that won’t melt your skin off. Spread cheeks and scrub the starfish with the hottest soapy water that you can tolerate. Loofa>washcloth
Step 2 - After shower get your asshole bone dry, think blow dryer not towel.
Step 3 - Apply a generous amount of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste (Red tube not the yellow) to the tender/itchy area. Wear some loose fitting gym shorts to bed and get a minimum of 8 hours in before your next shower.
The guy who put this together is an MD, for the record, and I can vouch for its effectiveness. God speed.
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Rent a car and take the I10 west about 100 miles.
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6 hours ago, South Austin said:
Hamburgers, huh?
And a possible Benihana style onion volcano.
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3 hours ago, Steel Shank said:
The one thing I want to toss is Natalia's salad.
I’ll help her get a green card
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11 minutes ago, Etexhorn13 said:
North Scottsdale Road about a mile north of downtown. I’ll have a car so scooting around a bit isn’t an issue. I’ve never been so I really don’t have much reference for how far is “far”… I imagine by Houston standards everything should feel like it’s pretty close.
Railroad park is 5 minutes away and zero commitment if the little guy get cranky. Fountain Hills is about 20ish minutes away. There’s not much going on, other than the fountain, but there are some good views and the area around the fountain is very family friendly, google it and see if it’s for you. As far as breakfast goes, brunch/breakfast places are all over old town and all decent, none great IMO. Not worth the wait on the weekend but if it’s a weekday it’s worth the convenience. On a weekend I’d go west on Indian school and check out the patio at Little O’s Arcadia. Maybe a 10 minute drive but the patio is great, food and doughnuts are good, Arcadia MILF people watching is spectacular. Also has a full bar and some TVs if an early game is on.
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Railroad park on the SE corner of Scottsdale Rd and Indian Bend can kill a couple of hours. You can drive out to Fountain Hills and walk around the lake. They have a splash pad and a few playgrounds by the fountain. If you go to Fountain Hills grab lunch at DJs Bagel Cafe. I can’t recommend that place enough. Tell me where you’re staying and we can throw some breakfast recs at you.
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Just now, PNWhornsfan said:
Gomers gonna go 4-8 this year...for the bargain price of $9M.
Not including what they spent on the recruiting class
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Go fucking cocks!
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Guessing Baker is next. They could probably net a 2026 7th rounder from the Broncos.
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Rocket on pace for 6 td passes
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Miss st / Kentucky over 50
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8 hours ago, royiv said:
They have about 50 stores nationwide. That's a pretty good size chain by any measure. No one was comparing it Domino's. OP mentioned Pizzeria Bianco, which is widely regarded as one of the top pizzerias in the country and you suggested a middling chain with locations in El Paso and Corpus.
To the OP, LGO was another good pizza recommendation in this thread, but is also a great place to grab coffee and breakfast in the morning. Your wife will love it.
El Chorro is great for drinks on the patio. The food isn't spectacular, but the atmosphere is hard to beat for a true desert experience.
Elements is a good suggestion for a nice dinner, especially if you can get a reservation at sunset. The bar there is also great for drinks before or after dinner. My wife and I spent many nights on their patio when we lived in Phoenix.
If you want Latin, we really like the Mission on Old Town. Great, lively atmosphere and you're in Old Town so you can find a bar to pop into after dinner if you want to.
Chelsea's Kitchen at 40th and Camelback has an awesome patio and their food is solid. Owned by the same folks who own LGO.
O.H.S.O. on Indian School has an awesome patio out back along the canal for outdoor drinking.
If y'all want something that's high-end fine dining for a big night out, Cafe Monarch in Old Town fits that bill.
This good advice. I’m not a huge LGO fan even though I enjoy the food. The entire LGO experience is chaotic from trying to find a parking space and everything else that follows. Also, they don’t serve pizza before 4 pm.
El Chorro is a good spot and is close to the CB Inn.
Elements is great but if you decide not to eat there, take the wife to the Sanctuary at sunset and have cocktails at Jade Bar.
The Mission is solid.Chelsea’s Kitchen is a great lunch spot without the LGO chaos.
O.H.S.O. is good for drinking but I find the food to be average. They opened a sister location next door called Little O’s. Awesome patio for an easy breakfast with cocktails. The food offering is more limited than OHSO, but it tastes better IMO.
Cafe Monarch is tits and so is their new place Reserve. You’re looking at $300 a head minimum though at both. Worth it if you don’t mind spending the coin.
Sushi Roku is very solid as well. I think the sushi is great, and while not cheap, it’ll run you about half of what you’d spend at Nobu down the street.
Toca Medara is overpriced but if you find yourself by the mall on the weekend, it’s worth popping in for a drink to people watch.
Beckett’s Table in Arcadia is another I’ll add for a decent dinner option. Great food at a normal price point.
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Where are you playing golf? It’s overseed time so that might dictate things a bit if you’re planning on last minute tee times.
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Elements is best rec yet. Some have me shaking my head. What kind of food do you like? What kind of scene are you looking for? Are you an old? Is wife cool with you guys bringing a hot 24 yo back to CB Inn? These questions will influence my recommendations. I’ve lived here for 20 years, so I have a pretty good idea on things. Don’t go to Grimaldis. It’s fine but you don’t seek out middle of the road pizza when on vacation.
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2 hours ago, Best served cold said:
I can actually stand on my left leg without pain so we made a mark on the wall. One with me standing on my right leg and one with me standing on my left leg and then measured the difference. I have my follow-up on the morning so we'll see what they have to say. I have had issues with my right hip, but I don't believe that we are anywhere close to the point of replacement though. Thank you for the reply. Hopefully we get some sort of good news tomorrow
Ok, don’t tell your surgeon you did that. Politely tell him you feel long on the operative side and ask him to see if there is a discrepancy. They can use boney landmarks and a straightedge and show you in clinic. With a half way decent digital pacs system, they can measure it and give you a precise measurement. I obviously haven’t seen your pre op or post op films, but I’d guess you were a little short preoperatively. Common in an arthritic hip. I’d also guess they left you slightly long, 2-4mm, in order to make you stable. The result of going from a little short to a little long can leave you feeling more than a little long. Your body will adjust if that’s the case. Now if you are 3/4” long, almost 2 cm, ask your surgeon why he left you that long. Maybe there is a good reason. I doubt you are that long though…but would be interested in hearing the explanation if you are. Your spine or back issues can also play a part if you have issues there. Please report back and if you have your films I’d love to look at them. You can have them burn you a copy if you aren’t satisfied with what you hear at your follow up. Hope the recovery is going well other than the stated issues.
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Embarrassing to call a TO with 0:01 down 28
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3 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:
meat loaf ?
Don’t forget the canned green beans.
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