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Posts posted by F250
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Reminds me of Pied Piper Coin.

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The more you know...

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2 hours ago, SuingToGetAMessageBoard? said:
Check out this hand signal. You, a small brained sheep: OH I'M SURE ALL THESE ARE JUST A COINCIDENCE!
He just "happens" to give this hand signal when he "happens" to be on TV to get the broadest possible spread of his message. What is the meaning though? Pretty simply
Christians,Rise up to
Overthrown
The
Cabal in the White
House!
This is a combination of guerrilla and subliminal marketing for Tinactin. The viewer develops a psychosomatic case of jock itch and ends buying some cream at HEB when it's open.
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I believe some people use the ok sign as a signal for the "chicken eye."
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3 hours ago, Monster said:
That has to be it, because it'd be pretty weird for the leader of the Catholic church to belong to a group that put 'Nuvus Ordo Seclorum' on the back of the American One-dollar bill, beneath a pyramid and the All-seeing eye. (Nuvus Ordo Seclorum' is Latin for 'New Secular Order'...I almost typed 'New World Order' there, but caught myself just in time.)
The motto Novus Ordo Seclorum was selected Charles Thomson.
Two hundred years later another Charles Thompson would have a meteoric rise and fall.

This man would go on to produce a son named Casey Thompson* who is now our backup quarterback behind Sam Ehlinger.
Sam is the same first name of Sam Houston, the hero of the Texas Revolution. Texas is going to win the national championship.
*Prior to Casey, Shane Buechele was the backup quarterback. Both Shane and Casey are descended from sooners.
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You almost had me until...

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For the next survey, who would you rather date, Kristen Schaal or Alison Brie?
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1 hour ago, WhatTheBuck said:
How so? Don't hog the interesting.

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21 minutes ago, mulletpelini said:
Who am I to judge if you like cock over huge juggs.
Just because I am not attracted to midwestern flat footed women that are built like linebackers does not make me gay.
Also, this is not food.

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12 hours ago, gsoda3 said:
How do you guys not get burnt out?
My oldest is 8. He plays select soccer and baseball. He's currently better at soccer but I can tell he's going to be pretty good at baseball. I played select growing up and have coached enough to where even though I haven't officially coached in the past few years I still get roped in to help out. I thought if we managed our time it would be ok for him doubling up in the fall seasons. He's done it two years and I've had enough.
Then I have my middle two who are also both playing soccer and baseball and I think they'll be better than their oldest brother. I'm about ready to pull the plug on all select ball.
How do you guys stay sane?It really helps if you avoid the select stuff at the early ages like 8-11 years old. Starting at 8 or 9 is just asking for punishment.
Once the kid is 16 things are pretty easy because they can drive but if they started at 8 years old that is a long time of attending practices and weekend games for everybody involved.
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This is an intimidating flow of humanity.
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5 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:
As that relates to college baseball, you’re not really supposed to talk about this — but probably the majority of college baseball players come from affluent families
I think this is a well known secret and considered bad for the sport as it narrows the appeal of baseball to certain demographics. Not necessarily the college part but the fact that the barrier to entry excludes the lower class unlike basketball and football. Although football is pretty unique in that it's subsidized by the government from 7th grade through college.
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5 hours ago, Knoxtnhorn said:
I stuck it out. Worked two jobs, 70 hours a week, went through several years of being really poor and paying lawyers, courts, child support, etc... My daughter and I are very close.
Knoxtnhorn es un hombre!
Seriously, this is the behavior of a Man.
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4 hours ago, Nueces River Rat said:
Correct. They make it possible for someone to fast track through their system to become a manager and then later down the road, advance from day to day restaurant operations to jobs tied to corporate. I bet a number of the workforce at corporate in SA once flipped. burgers before climbing the ladder.
HEB is a similar.Yeah, HEB headquarters is stocked full of former store workers that have been with the company since they were baggers. I've never encountered more loyal employees full of corporate pride in my life. The company has been good to them so I get why they all drink the company kool-aid.
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Mullets opinion on food is about as bad as his opinion on female beauty.
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Whataburger's are usually well run and customer friendly stores compared to most fast food places. The managers are usually adults and appear to make a decent wage.
I am curious if that will continue or will they cut costs and start hiring cheaper teenage store managers. Having a responsible adult running the place is what separates Whataburger and Chik-fil-a from Jack in the Box and Wendy's.
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13 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
#4. But have them grill the jalapeños and onions. And if you ask for it on Texas toast instead of a bun, nobody would criticize you.
This is my default order at Whataburger. The grilled onions and jalapenos are life changing.
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On 6/9/2019 at 2:27 PM, dimyh said:
A Coke?
Some dick head cut me and my roommate off while driving into Austin on 35 just north of San Marcos back '94. We pulled up to him and I slammed a Big Red off of the driver's side window of his car. Throwing a soda at someone's car on the highway is pretty satisfying.
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Out of curiosity, does any of y'all's school districts have baseball for middle school? Ours does, Comal ISD has had middle school baseball for about 6 years now.
The program was first installed when my oldest was in 8th grade. There was a pretty good relationship between the middle school program and select baseball but it seems to have soured recently. When my oldest played, the middle school team was made up of a mix of 14U Majors and AAA players and by the time my youngest played, half the players were mostly former Little League players.
A lot of the select kids avoided middle school baseball over the last couple of years because of the lack of competition and interference with select baseball. Personally, I put a lot of value on community baseball so all of mine played middle school and select but select took a backseat to school baseball.
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4 hours ago, Hugo Stiglitz said:
Fagobeefy
Eagle...Egypt...Easter...Easter Bunny...Easter Parade!
I watched that movie dozens of times as a kid.
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I thought we'd get to see forever
But forever's gone away
It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterdayI don't know where this road
Is going to lead
All I know is where we've been
And what we've been throughIf we get to see tomorrow
I hope it's worth all the wait
It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday-
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Nearly half of young people aren't using deodorant
in Daily Texan
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Yeah, I am familiar with that stink cloud. It's not as common as it used to be, many seem to be familiar with deodorant these days.
Back in the old days that BO cloud caused acid rain.