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  1. So, going to post something positive here that maybe isn't worthy of the "Austin can't quite you thread". Here's the scenario. Trying to transfer a title on a car... not providing all the details but it has to be done in person. Car is in Harris County, will end up in Harris County. Harris County: You have to come in to do it. Can't walk in. Next appointment? Mid-December. Travis County: You have to come in to do it. You can walk in anytime. No appointment. F Harris County
  2. BTW... YTTV streaming inflation from July 2020 - today is about 30%
  3. Someone needs to validate this but Disney is not the good guy here...
  4. I know I know. Maybe they'll find the next Pat McAfee.
  5. ...in The Shoe, at night
  6. Disney FY revenue for 2025 was $94.4 Billion. Alphabet quarterly revenue for for Q3 was $102.35 Billion.
  7. You're telling me. SW Austin to there is a beating.
  8. Bruh... we're taking my son and his friends to the Crossover (may as well be Lubbock) for his birthday. So far away. At least they have a giant TV outside.
  9. I've just decided we'll go watch the game somewhere and F the other games. If I want to see them, I just go somewhere else. I really don't want to get Fubo because it just feels like its playing into Disney's hands.
  10. So i'll point this out b/c my wife likes General Hospital and DWTS but you can always get the regular Disney+ bundle with Hulu/Disney+ and HBO Max and then watch past shows, just not live.
  11. On an unrelated/related note, I noticed yesterday that Eastland and two counselors were mentioned in the obituary section of the Alcalde.
  12. Do they offer Masters at Bates?
  13. Meanwhile at New College... https://www.insidehighered.com/news/governance/trustees-regents/2025/11/07/florida-doge-finds-disproportionate-spending-new Data presented at Thursday’s Florida Board of Governors offers the clearest breakdown so far of what New College is spending per student compared to 11 other system members. NCF spent $83,207 per student in fiscal year 2024, the highest among state universities. The University of Florida, a major research institution, was the next highest at $45,765 per student, while the lowest was the University of Central Florida at $12,172 per student, according to data compiled by the Florida Department of Government Efficiency.
  14. Mark Chesnutt... drunken fraternity memories incoming...
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