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Horn Under a Bad Sign

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  1. With Texas Tech being the big bad boys in the world of meat judging, everything looked bleak for the aggies until a new hope dawned.
  2. Yup. I listened while dropping the transmission out of a '69 El Camino.
  3. If he uses the time to show the world what a whiny bitch Trump is he is redeemed in my eyes.
  4. This might be the funniest thing I've read all week: Texas transfer Amari Niblack, another offseason addition at the position, is the most proven pass catcher among A&M tight ends. He looked like the smoothest, quickest tight end when running routes against air.
  5. The whole Trump "I didn't sign it" thing is hysterical. The White House is claiming that, "obviously," he meant he didn't sign the original act back in 1798:
  6. If these parents really believe what they say, they'd off themselves.
  7. Don't care. Had sex with Amanda Shires.
  8. How do they search your phone?
  9. If so, Amanda Shires was worth it.
  10. Sorry granma, there's no money for your prescriptions but the President gets to put in a fucking concrete patio.
  11. Bianca Sicich, a 30-year-old Texan, was abruptly fired by DOGE two weeks ago. She's so dedicated to protecting the endangered Attwater prairie chicken that she's been working her federal job at a Texas ntl wildlife refuge *without pay* ever since. Sicich is the antithesis of a lazy federal worker. Before she was fired, she was essentially working two jobs at the refuge, and had grown deeply attached to the land. “Even on my days off, I would come out here and just go birdwatching... It’s really not just work—it’s a place I want to be.” I hope she has a Gofundme. https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/elon-musk-doge-firings-attwaters-prairie-chicken/
  12. I'm going to stand up for Whataburger. I've been going to one regularly here in Austin for 30 years --- probably every two weeks on average. Nothing has changed. From what I understand, most of the Whataburgers, like the one I frequent, are owned by franchisees. I just worry because my dad lives in a very rural part of the country. There's a fairly decent small-town hospital about 20 miles away but the next closest one is about 90 miles away. If the smaller hospital goes out of business he and a ton of rural folks are going to be in a world of hurt.
  13. I really think we need to get rid of these private equity vultures. This article on hospital landlord Medical Properties Trust is BONKERS. Over a dozen of its hospitals have collapsed while its stock soars, buoyed by a food wholesaler and a math professor who bought nearly $500 million of the stock. How these two guys came up with the money to fund their half-billion dollar investment is beyond me. https://prospect.org/health/2025-03-18-hospital-empire-closing-its-doors-stock-on-a-tear-mpt/ From the article: How these two low-profile gentlemen came up with the funds to finance their nearly half-billion-dollar combined investment in MPT is a head-scratcher. Yet’s seafood wholesaler D&T employs 24 staffers and generates about $7.5 million in annual revenue, according to Experian Business Services; the biggest transaction in which he has publicly engaged is the sale of a vacant property owned by one of his real estate partnerships in San Jose for $6.9 million in 2023. And while He has owned stakes in companies valued as high as $20 million in the past, he declared in 2022 under penalty of perjury that his income totaled just $10,000 a month, in an application for criminal indigent status he filed after local police arrested him for punching and threatening to kill the mother of his then 17-month-old child at the house they apparently shared in Odessa, Florida. He told the Prospect that the case was a personal matter that was dropped. He said on the application that his sole source of income at the time was the earnings from three businesses he owned in Tampa, presumably a reference to nightclubs he co-owned with various area promoters he would later accuse of defrauding him. He made no mention of his home and assets back in Reno with his presumably estranged wife. The following year, He moved to a condo in Houston and incorporated a number of entities that appear to be hospitality-related, including something called Tyshin, Inc., he formed in partnership with Sun Jiang, a moderately prolific sushi restaurateur. Both Jiang and Yet now live in Sugar Land, Texas, an affluent suburb about 20 miles southwest of Houston. Perhaps coincidentally, so does Steve Hamner, MPT’s chief financial officer of more than 20 years, whose stately 5,300-square-foot home is about four miles from Jiang’s home and Tyshin headquarters.
  14. From the link. JP Morgan? Cornell University? AHAHAHAHA! Manwin went on an acquisition spree of other popular pornographic entities.In June 2010, Manwin opened non-adult video sharing website Videobash.com (now defunct). In September 2010, Manwin acquired EuroRevenue, which owned various niche pornography sites. In November 2010, Manwin introduced celebrity news website Celebs.com (now defunct). In December 2010, Manwin entered into a partnership with Wicked Pictures to manage Wicked Pictures' paysites. The 2010 Manwin purchases accounted for US$130 million in debt. In 2011, the company raised US$362 million in financing from 125 secret investors, including Fortress Investment Group, JPMorgan Chase, and Cornell University.
  15. I just now learned that PornHub is a Canadian website. Talk about your unlubed consequences!
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