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ScottS

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  1. Maybe this is the Space Force chief's side hustle. Shoes made from unused and discarded sex toys are a thing.
  2. If you want to know how much damage a natural disaster or a storm caused in the southeast, check the Waffle House Index. https://wafflehouseindex.live/
  3. The two episodes centered around Dr. Greene's passing made me cry. Season 8, episodes 20 and 21, "The Letter" and "On The Beach". ER rarely seems to get mentioned when people talk about the best TV shows of the recent past. At least it seems that way to me. I guess because as far as I know it is not on a streaming platform anywhere and the 20-somethings aren't experiencing it for the first time. I could be wrong on it not being on a streaming platform, though. Edit: looks like I am wrong about that. It appears to be on HBO Max.
  4. Scientists invent 1st "vagina on a chip"
  5. I meant a push on the over/under bet that there are 3 realtors in the bunch. I am not a gambler so perhaps I did not use the right phrase.
  6. Might be a push. Although perhaps the disco mommy and Jersey girl residing in LA were or are realtors. This doesn't really say what they do for a living. https://www.tvinsider.com/1073804/milf-manor-trailer-premiere-date-tlc-discovery-plus/
  7. SIAP but this story about Leach and his resemblance to Vince Gill is funny. https://theathletic.com/1523293/2020/01/09/mike-leach-impact-identity-mississippi-state-new-head-coach/
  8. Here is a medley of Tagalog Christmas songs. Probably doesn't really help all that much.
  9. I have the sneaking suspicion that in every area code there is a lawyer who has a phone number of all the same digit for every digit 2 through 9.
  10. My guess is he was a huge Vancouver Canucks fan as a youth.
  11. As a resident of the Corpus Christi area, I am quite familiar with Mr. Davis, Esq. He has an office in Corpus and is all over the airwaves here. So I think I see where y'all were going with this.
  12. I am probably missing some inside joke here, but if I recall correctly, that was the number for Pizza Hut in Austin when I lived there in the mid 90s.
  13. Around these parts where I live those are known as Rockport Ropers.
  14. Well there you have it. I guess UTSA and Coach Traylor will just have to figure out how to deal with the impending FAU dynasty led by Coach Herman.
  15. Seems like that would be a thing that the tv networks would do in the first couple weeks of the season. Like they do in basketball with all of these made-for-tv tournaments and challenges. I know I would be much more interested in a Texas-FSU or Texas-Miami game in week 1 or 2 over Rice or UTSA or the like. I got curious, so I did a little research to see which schools in the current power 5 conferences Texas has never played in football. ACC: Clemson, FSU, Duke B1G: MSU, Illinois Pac-12 and SEC: none. Somewhat surprisingly (to me, at least), Texas has played every current member at some point.
  16. I don't make the one I linked to; I just saw it not long ago and thought it appropriate for this thread. That being said, I see where you are coming from.
  17. If you are in the market for an advent calendar. Die Hard Advent Calendar
  18. Clearly UTSA and Coach Traylor are running from Florida Atlantic and Coach Tom Herman. (I assume FAU is not also transitioning to the AAC. I have not kept up with who is going where when it comes to the non-power 5 conferences.)
  19. Remember the Bank One building in Austin that had the gold windows?
  20. I looked this up just to prove to myself that this was true. Seems like that somewhere along the way Texas and FSU would have met up in some random bowl game or had a home-and-home 50 years ago or something. I am always surprised when I find a school like FSU that Texas has never faced.
  21. I am sure I am not the first to ask this, but is @Beau Vine Craig Way? Great write up on the region championship games.
  22. We salute the Marine Corps vet who chugged a beer from her prosthetic leg at a Lakers game Hutsler enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2017, training as an electronics maintenance technician at Twentynine Palms, California. She first began experiencing pain in her right leg during boot camp, although it was initially diagnosed as a stress fracture. Nine months later, though, an MRI revealed a tumor growing on her foot. Hutsler was transferred to the U.S. Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment in July 2018, but after months of surgeries and physical therapy, she was told that her foot would have to be amputated within five to 15 years. Instead, Hutsler decided to get it over with and have the leg amputated immediately. “I had just turned 22 at the time,” Hutsler told Marine Corps Times earlier this year. “I was like, I’m not going to waste my 20s knowing that I’m going to get my leg cut off. I’d rather be able to live a successful life with amputation than wait around for an amputation to happen.” Hutsler medically retired in January 2020 as a lance corporal but hasn’t slowed down, competing in snowboarding, track, field, shooting, swimming, archery, wheelchair rugby, and seated volleyball at events for disabled military veterans like the Warrior Games. Now, she can add champion beer drinker to that list. So cheers to Annika Hutsler, who found the best possible way to watch the Lakers lose. Cheers!
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