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  • BillyG
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    Guys

    http://blogs.houstonpress.com/hairba...improved_m.php

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  • BillyG
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    Originally posted by Dr. Stupid View Post
    Pick both.
    Yup.

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  • Captain Russ
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    Pick both.

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  • Ed Hocken
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    Is the opposition that weak in Texas or is the general electorate that stupid?
    Last edited by Ed Hocken; 07-20-2011, 12:48 PM.

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  • Captain Russ
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    He is an epic piece of shit.

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  • BillyG
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    http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...g/7661687.html

    Succinct take down on Perry.

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  • B_Metal
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    New Braunfels is good for the river and that's about it. Fredricksberg has a much better German town feel, but of course Fredricksberg is all storefronts though.

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  • BillyG
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    http://www.cnn.com/2011/TRAVEL/07/19...html?hpt=hp_c2

    Apparently CNN deemed New Braunfels worthy of it's own story? OK. Well, anyone that's seen the King Of The Hill episode where Hank goes to buy a garden gnome? That's New Braunfels.

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  • B_Metal
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    Originally posted by BillyG View Post
    Yup, some storms rolling that way this week, could easily be 100/100.
    Originally posted by BillyG View Post
    Welcome to our hell.
    Originally posted by Dr. Stupid View Post
    Yeah, that sounds about right.
    Yep.

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  • Captain Russ
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    Yeah, that sounds about right.

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  • BillyG
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    Welcome to our hell.

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  • Matt
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    Pretty sure we were near 100% humidity yesterday. Your glasses would immediately fog/mist up once you went outside, and everything (walls, windows, etc) was pretty much soaking wet.

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  • BillyG
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    Yup, some storms rolling that way this week, could easily be 100/100.

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  • B_Metal
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    Originally posted by Ed Hocken View Post
    Co-workers of mine are going to the Dallas office this week

    I've been told it'll be 100 with 70% humidity.

    Got any suggestions, Russ?
    Originally posted by Dr. Stupid View Post
    Stay indoors.

    And if you go outside, do it in the morning or after sunset.

    Drink lots of water.

    And most importantly, don't die.
    All of that. Like for real. And 70% humidity is probably a low estimate.

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  • Captain Russ
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    Stay indoors.

    And if you go outside, do it in the morning or after sunset.

    Drink lots of water.

    And most importantly, don't die.

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