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On 6/11/2019 at 11:25 PM, Dr. Beeper said:
Generally between 1-7 years.Â
Is it on secondary recovery? Â
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5 hours ago, mycox said:
That sucks and all, but how can you blame the mayor for flood that devastated your neighborhood? That wasn't Sylvester Turner's decision to release those flood gates.
Taxes? You pay property taxes or states taxes. You are going to get taxed either way. Again, that is not Turner's decision.
No doubt about it—my point has been that the Mayor and the County Judge have been poor at keeping post Harvey promises—this area of the City has been poo-poo’d because it’s “rich”. Â
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On 5/17/2019 at 3:45 PM, mycox said:
West Memorial is the burbs. Sullhorn just stated my case.
Houston taxes, and lots of them. Also took a pretty good flood from the Corps of Engineers to keep downtown from flooding more.  I guess we are all idiots though.
Im in oil, and I’ve lived in three cities since moving back to Houston.  City services have regressed greatly over the years.
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18 hours ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
I don't personally hear many people complaining about Turner. Overall I think the city does a good job of taking care of their responsibilities and getting out of the way of the citizens. I know there are examples where that breaks down, and I admit that I have relatively little interaction with city employees. Â
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I’m in West Memorial.  Between Turner and Lina both getting flood control  dollars passed and then putting it elsewhere, the torches and pitchforks are out in force.
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also the trash service woes have been pretty dumb. Â Turner is a subpar mayor.
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On 3/9/2019 at 7:00 PM, deech said:
They also collectively bargained their pension benefits, but that didn't stop the City from tying their pension benefits to that of the municipal workers and police officers via passing a bill in the last legislative session even though they were significantly better funded and nowhere near the desperation of the police officers and municipal workers.
Exactly.  HFD gave up salary increases to juice their pensions.  Pensions then get crushed to pay for the other failing pensions and the Mayor gives a crappy raise and pretends everything is fine. Â
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5 hours ago, Dertyberd said:
Random question, office argument/conversation.  With tons of new technology, what percentage of dry holes are drilled today vs 2012ish? Co worker says it's around 25%.  Seems high.Â
Economic dry holes or resource dry holes?
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26 minutes ago, Snacks said:12 hours ago, Skinny Tie said:No effect on the game, but I'm over our punter
Freshman . He'll improve.
Exactly.  Dickson wasn’t exactly a great punter his freshman year either.
Could You Move to a Small Town
in Daily Texan
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That's a terrible Albertsons.
Monster Lake gets a bit of H2S rotten eggs smell from the Oregon Basin oil field from time to time.  Wonder how that's going to go over. For reference, it was for sale when I was up in Cody, finally sold, and they tried to make it into a hotel--which is way out of town and was unsuccessful. Glad to see someone's got it and will put it to use though.