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Jerry Callo

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  1. I bought one of those '68 Hemisfair plates because they are cool as hell
  2. Bless their hearts.
  3. Texas hasn't beat OU in Oklahoma or in the CWS since 7 minutes ago.
  4. My wife is a big fan of The Killers. Also a big fan of Cher and Yanni.
  5. Agreed. Season 3 Finale: Jesse accidentally kills Gale, a pivotal event that impacts Gus Fring's power and Walt's own future. vs. Walt makes a sandwich . . . fade to black.
  6. Texas has classic and antique. Antique is more restricted - like car shows, etc. Classic does not have the restrictions. You can also run year of manufacture plates with no restrictions. I have been running YOM for 20 years on my '69. I have at least four more pairs as backups.
  7. Black-necked gartersnake in Texas.
  8. Like the Texas Indigo snake, Texas Patch-nosed Snake, and Texas Coralsnake.
  9. You would think the directional names would be helpful, but its crazy in Central Texas - Western Ribbonsnake, Western Ratsnake, Western Diamond-backed Rattlesnake, Western Coachwhip Eastern Hog-nosed, Eastern Yellow-bellied Racer, Eastern Copperhead Northern Cottonmouth
  10. Its an Eastern if you are in Central Texas.
  11. That hognose probably ate toad or two . . . which leads me to a story. In sixth grade, I was pulled out of my first period language arts class by the principal. My locker was located such that it faced the small sixth grade library and the librarian had alerted the principal about suspicious goings on with my locker. But lets back up a bit. The seventh grade science teacher had all kinds of cool stuff in his class, including several reptiles. One such reptile was an Eastern hognose which loved toads. About once a week, me and my buddy would bring a few toads to the science teacher before school. Well, on this particular day, the science teacher was no where to be found and his class was locked. What else is a sixth grader with a bag of toads supposed to do when the bell rings to start first period but place the bag in his locker. After my reasonable explanation to the principal and the librarian, my bag of toads was confiscated and given to the science teacher once he returned to his class the next period. This was the same science teacher that we traded a nice Texas alligator lizard for a six foot Western coachwhip. Can you imagine the uproar today if a teacher gave a sixth grader a six foot snake? *not a euphemism.
  12. We are simply blessed with great barbecue in Texas.
  13. For its beef ribs, InterStellar uses chuck short ribs as opposed to plate short ribs. The plate short ribs are the Dino ribs that come as a three large bone rack. Chuck short ribs are slightly smaller and usually come it a four bone rack. When slicing, InterStellar removes one of the four ribs which allows them to serve three equally sized ribs. It's nice since they are not one and a half pounds each. They are still big enough to split with others with a tray of other meats. @dcbc should probably order two, though.
  14. Last few times I've been the parking lot is full and you can see a line inside the glass doors. Get inside and its a bunch of hipsters getting coffee at 11:30 in the morning. No line, no waiting for barbecue.
  15. Yeah. Always check the use by date.
  16. Jerry Callo

    Austin FC

    BHI passed straight to the opposing goalkeeper several times. Uzuni only touched the ball 16 times (I can't remember even close to that many). All the play was up the right with Gally, Owen, & Buka. Very little through the middle or on the left. They have to figure out how not to be so one dimensional in the attack. G,O, & B put together some great chances, but if that is all you have it become fairly easy to defend against. Uzuni plays too far to the middle to be considered the left wing which leaves Biro trying too hard - they don't have the chemistry as G,O, & B. Really looking forward to Dani being back and Robert Taylor working on the left. I hope that will help with a more widely spread attack.
  17. Agreed. It was in my Top 5 coming out of our barbecue tour in 2017. I stopped there in November and had a great meal. Other really good barbecue joints that fell out of the Top 50 and are now in the Honorable Mention: Hurtado, Terry Blacks, Zavala's, Micklethwait, Blood Bros, Feges, Roegels, Stanley's. There is only room for roughly 50 joints in the Top 50 and there are clearly many more great barbecue joints in Texas. For that I am grateful. I'm not aware of any joints outside of Texas that would make the Honorable Mention, let alone Top 50.
  18. Jerry Callo

    Austin FC

    I think this is the definition of playing to your opponent - draw against crappy ATL and RSL; draw against top tier MIN and VAN.
  19. Jerry Callo

    Austin FC

    Need to get 3 points in the match against RSL. ¡LISTOS!
  20. I have read through the TM Top 10 and through the Houston joints in Best of the Rest. The offerings and the pictures of trays from the Top 10 are simply incredible. I wish I could justify the time and money associated with hitting the Top 50 this year like I did in 2017.
  21. Quick count shows 17-18 spots outside of the your triangle which is roughly 35%. Seems like a fairly good representation. Others within your triangle, but are not otherwise associated with the big cities - 2 in Montgomery, Brenham, Lockhart, Lexington, Harker Heights, Belton, Taylor. Looks like a reasonable balance between the large cities, small towns, and rural locations. About half of the Honorable mentions come from small towns and rural locations.
  22. Just like that the Scorpions ended the Soviet Union with one song, with help of the CIA of course.
  23. Loose predictions were pretty close. I don't know anything about West Texas barbecue outside of Evie Mae's. On second look, one of my contenders made the list for new West Texas joints and the other two made the Honorable Mentions.
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