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Orange&White

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  1. As a noble man once stated, “It’s a good thing that the Russians are so fucking stupid.”.
  2. I get it, but my main point is that if you have limited officer coverage, and skyrocketing crime, maybe you should dedicate fewer officer to writing tickets and more of them towards assaults and thefts. But we all know why. They are more concerned about revenue than actually helping stop real crimes.
  3. Then why do they dedicate so many of them to traffic enforcement in the same three sections of Mopac all day long?
  4. A few years ago bozo blamed me for being a Bob and Todd fan because I said that the "official" homeless count from the CoA was obvious bullshit. https://www.fox7austin.com/news/austin-homeless-population-estimates-data-texas AUSTIN, Texas - New data shows a much larger homeless population in Austin than previously estimated. According to Austin ECHO, a January 2023 point-in-time count indicated a homeless population of about 2,300 people. The Austin Homeless Strategy office presented new data from ECHO in which the non-profit estimated in October there were about 6,600 homeless people in the city.
  5. I think Laura was the one that cut up the body.
  6. Of all of the crazy, coincidental, random shit that ended up having a direct connection to HFs/shaggy/surly over the years, my absolute favorite was that we had a poster who had fucked Laura Hall (Jennifer Cave murder) who confirmed to us that she was as legit crazy as she appeared to be.
  7. Blanton, Ransom Center, Elizabet Ney, LBJ, there are more than just the Bullock.
  8. So you want the city to use MORE taxes collected from citizens in the outer edges of town, in order to build MORE government owned stuff downtown, that uses more city taxes to run, and generates no property tax and removes more potential land for taxable uses, in order to lure more people to live downtown? So like tax subsidies to lure people to the already most expensive place in town to live? Makes perfect sense.
  9. So the Council tried to call a meeting to ask Garza (Jesus, not Jose) about the hiring of Acevedo and Garza threatened to quit. Being the council that they are, the missed the opportunity to get him the fuck out, but instead decided to capitulate out of fear that it would make hiring a permanent City Manager harder. Apparently the guy from Bozeman was on to something. This is the highest leadership of what bozo calls a "successful city".
  10. You've been preaching about this for at least a decade that I can remember and the city has collected and distributed billions of dollars in that time period and the issue has done nothing but get progressively worse. Are you saying we should just keep falling for the same banana in the tailpipe?
  11. The city manager of Bozeman dunking on your city is definitely a sign of a successful city.
  12. I think after you watch a bunch of your buddies die by Sergei's friends, you really don't feel bad fucking up Sergei.
  13. I completely understand all of that. However, when I drive through those places, they don't look like a cesspool of trash. The roads are in decent shape and the lane markings are not all worn off and barely visible. They are not losing billions of gallons of water to decaying water lines. Their electricity isn't failing in large swaths every time there is a wind or ice becaue there is not money to keep the trees around the lines trimmed. They aren't paying out hundreds of millions in lawsuits for stupid decisions their leader regarding airports or crime labs. They don't have a history of boodoggle, failed infrastructure projects. They don't have a history of overpaying for hotels and then letting them decay and burning tens of millions of dollar for empty hotels in the name of homelessness. The library in a vacuum is fine. Not in the face of the financial status that this city currently in. Ferraris are awesome cars, but you don't go out and buy a Ferrari while your kids are starving and you are living in a shack. But I guess the city needs to have more vanity so when the guests come to down, before they get murdered, they can stroll through some homeless camps, walk down some decaying streets and walk into our awesome library and check out an ebook to read in their hotel.
  14. Tell us the ways you find this city to be “successful”.
  15. If that piece of property had been sold to a condo developer it would have: 1. Been an immediate cash infusion to city coffers from the sale. Maybe it could have paid for like 10% of the botched Waller creek tunnel. 2. added tax tax revenue in perpetuity instead of being a non taxed piece of property in the most expensive part of town. Maybe that added tax could fix the leaking water pipes that lost billions of gallons of water per year 3. added housing units to the shortage that you mentioned. But thankfully people have a place to check out ebooks. As to bolverk’s statement about old courthouses on the square, I doubt they would have been built if the counties were in tremendous debt, decaying infrastructure, and unbalanced budgets. Don’t try to equate those times to current day Austin.
  16. She’s been in Atlanta for a few weeks. The cops say the body was bloated and had been there for a while. Sea bass last night ain’t covering this.
  17. Great! It succeeded. Now downtown is fully revitalized and doesn't need any more support. The City can now sell that premium piece of property to a private developer build a 40 story tower that will actually contribute to the tax base, and they can use the proceeds of the sale to move to site less economically valuable. Anything left over they can just dump into more bike lanes or black hole of homeless spending.
  18. You can always tell when bozo is on his high horse when he starts accusing everyone that disagrees with him of being Todd and Bob fans.
  19. This is awfully close to Brisket's house.....
  20. If only y'all could see how shocked I am right now.
  21. This would be so much funnier if it were not rooted 100% in actual facts.
  22. He is about as aggie as they come: "I'm so glad I go to a University where the men like women and the women like men." Dan Campbell, Bonfire, 1998
  23. If they hadn't fucked up the construction of the Arbuckle reservoir in Wharton County, this rain event would have completely filled it. That reservoir indirectly relieves the water burden upstream by providing water for rice farmers and ecological needs at the Gulf downstream.
  24. wrong post You showed your tits and pussy, multiple times, to strangers at the water tank for attention.
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