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All Encompassing Mortgage and Real Estate Thread
LCHorn replied to UTPhil2006's topic in Business and Markets
My presumption is there would be very little demand because they would have an upfront sticker price a good bit higher than a non-portable mortgage due to risk for investors on the secondary market. -
Netflix to produce Witcher series starring Henry Cavill
LCHorn replied to Michael Knight's topic in Movies and TV
Am I wrong in thinking this show was cool in season 1-2? I made it through episode 2 and itās like the writers have decided that viewers are really only interested in side plots. And besides that, itās really fucking confusing (which reminds me of the the first game, come to think of it). Also, every time someone says Vilgefortz take a drink. I share your confusion about this. -
Hopefully this is the crucible from which a new/old Christianity emerges; one in which a return to the actual, radical message of Christ is not a label but a statement of purpose for believers and aspiring believers. Btw, itās not purely following Jonathan Haidtās timeline, but that also mirrors the popularization of the smart phone. I think thereās a huge emptiness with modern life, exacerbated by technology and social media, that a post-Enlightenment/pre-Evangelical version of Christianity could help fill.
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2025-26 Houston Rockets Thread - Back to Contention?
LCHorn replied to BigOrange1's topic in Basketball
That's where I'm at--Castle isn't nearly so complimentary to the current Rockets but he's probably a good bet for a 1b player on a really good team at his peak. If Sheppard had been drafted in a non-lottery pick he'd be the talk of the league. -
Maybe not, but it's got to be enticing to a jackal like Ted Cruz to finally have a small chance at revenge.
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I haven't, but I've been following along the USMC subreddit comments. I am glad that it doesn't appear to be overly concerned with boot camp because that's been done to death and Marines telling boot camp stories are annoying. Everyone appears to be intrigued by the number of mustaches, that some of the Marine inherent gayness* is on display, and that some of the officers were openly critical of operations in a way that was surprising. *this is the least known element of USMC service and the most talked about in veteran communities, particularly as an artifact of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." A common rhetorical question is "why are politicians so concerned about gay Marines when everyone in the Corps is a little gay?"
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I'm sure I wrote as much up thread, but that's where I landed (or predicted once it all gets settled). Perhaps I'm just attracted to the clarity, but if I'm running a camp and 27 children die under my roof, regardless of the reason, I shouldn't be allowed to continue to operate. I also don't think the construction of dams along the Guadalupe, FEMA flood maps, once in a generation rainfall, or general Kerr County idiocy excuses that bottom line that the camp has to take responsibility.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
LCHorn replied to texifornia's topic in š¤«$9.95š¤«
To be fair, they arenāt getting that type of paycheck, either. Itāll be interesting to see how NIL distribution starts to adapt to the new environment. It might be that depth charts start to be a real deterrent because sitting a year effectively delays that āsecond contractā, to steal from NFL jargon. -
I'm stealing this from Tim Miller, but I think the trans shit only plays when it's deployed against the Dems when they are in power. I think if they try to shift the conversation back toward cultural issues it's only helping the Dems in the 2016 midterms. "The GOP wants to talk about high school sports, I'm here to talk about jobs, health care costs and groceries. You know, the things that actually impact you." Walgreens might be the one business I patronize in which the staff look the most miserable, in particular the pharmacist who probably thought this would be a good, safe career choice 20 years ago.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
LCHorn replied to texifornia's topic in š¤«$9.95š¤«
Seconded, I think this is largely where to place the playing time blame. -
I drove down to Oak Hill last year after Harleyās closed and I recall thinking they were really expensive. I think it ended up like $2 a stick.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
LCHorn replied to texifornia's topic in š¤«$9.95š¤«
Trying to read tea leaves here, but perhaps this is an indication that thereās some not obvious attrition expected in the WR room. -
Government Shutdown 2025: This Time Itās Personal
LCHorn replied to Bozo_Casanova's topic in Cloak Room
It was window-dressing a justification and the one thing they (Dem Senators) could agree on. Unfortunately, my preferred issue (corruption) doesn't have the same purchase with independent voters as they have abandoned all virtue in search of cheap eggs and beef. They also cannot de-escalate quietly given this was designed to grab attention in the first place, so it's hard to envision a realistic scenario in which many on the left aren't upset with the outcome (i.e., if we imagine the shut-down continues past Thanksgiving and the result is the GOP abandons the filibuster to pass the CR, does that change the sense among Dem voters that the shut-down was worth it?). I would prefer that result, but I don't think it lessons criticism by much. -
I wish them all the best because the owners are super nice, but the food is quite expensive for what you get, they are still running with more or less the same small menu as five years ago, and their patrons raving about them are obnoxious. Also, their ordering system sucks if you have kids and there is any line at all. Again, this is the snob in me but they would be a dime or dozen in Mexico City or Oaxaca āYou nixtamalize your tortillas? You mean like every street vendor, every grandmotherās kitchen, every Mercado around the block?ā
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2025-26 Houston Rockets Thread - Back to Contention?
LCHorn replied to BigOrange1's topic in Basketball
What are you, Greek? Deny the Turk at your peril. Positionless basketball! I also donāt know why you think Thompson canāt initiate. Sheppard is basically a 2 guard next to Thompson on offense.
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