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South Austin

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  1. Sure. But the lazy Joe Cooks of the world will say that offset a weak Big XII conference schedule, and now Texas is in the inverse scenario playing in the murderous SEC conference schedule, so it should just go cupcake in nonconference.
  2. Well, two in my time as a Longhorn fan. RC Slocum in 1998. Michael Sherman in 2011.
  3. Holy shit I wish they still had Sherman.
  4. Yep. Some of us might be fist pumping because on this particular Friday the leopards are going after a huge piece of shit. But don't be surprised if down the line another Patel-led FBI raid is going to be the Obama home.
  5. This is outstanding. Graham is at the point of hoping for a 9-win season and arguing why aggy won’t lose one of its cupcake nonconference games.
  6. He turns off Baron’s laptop, walks away, comes back later and Baron has figured out how to turn the laptop back on. NASA is on line one with a job offer.
  7. Ah, Hey-soos. I like him bery much. But he no help them from getting Clemsoned.
  8. He's got nothing on Steven Hauk.
  9. I remember liking that place, though it was also when I thought Guero's was decent.
  10. Nice bit of rain in downtown.
  11. Serious answer: You could live in a community that has deed restrictions addressing things like property use, setbacks, and construction design, but those deed restrictions to not create an HOA that enforces those restrictions. Some older communities that were created by less sophisticated or sloppy developers have similar deed restrictions that do not create an HOA to enforce restrictions, collect assessments, etc. I've encountered a few of those communities, and in some instances the neighborhood has created their own HOA, which is purely voluntary and does its best to monitor compliance, but that HOA does not have the legal authority to file a lawsuit to enforce the restrictions. Under the law, an individual owner in the community has standing to sue, but someone who is concerned about a violation rarely is mad enough to spend their own time and money pursuing an enforcement lawsuit. And as troph mentioned, with or without an HOA, if there are enough similar violations around your neighborhood, the offending owner could have a waiver/abandonment claim for that particular restriction. There's no magic number of violations for that to happen. The rule is generally, can a person driving through the neighborhood observe enough violations that they form the reasonably belief that the community does not enforce that restriction.
  12. I'm Nikolas Van Helsing, professor of proctology and other related tendencies. A graduate of the University of Rangoon . . . and assorted night classes at the Knoxville Tennessee school of faith healing. You may be a little over qualified for this job.
  13. Same, at least for the Anderson location that is closer to me. Several years ago there could be a line out the door on a Saturday at noon. Now, not so much. Even at the fancier "craft" burger level, there's a lot more competition in Austin.
  14. I don't hate Guero's, but they clearly stopped caring about making quality food a long time ago and just bank on location. And I say good for them.
  15. This really is one of my favorite all-time storylines of college football.
  16. What are you talking about. There was huge progress back then. Everything was just great.
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