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I wish it would get more poor. I'd like to buy more land at a discount.
1995-2016. Abrams tank commander. 19 Killer.
Evansville is an underrated place. Way back in the day i was voluntold to do a 3 year tour as an Army recruiter. Not in Evansville itself, but about an hour or so away.

I enjoyed the small towns in that area. Newburgh, Boonville, Santa Claus, Jasper, Huntingburg, etc. Some really good people over there and Evansville was pretty nice for a city.

I had never been to Indiana and didn't know a soul around there when I showed up, but I grew to really appreciate it.
Fisherman/woodworker & furniture maker

A 10' 1.5 lbs per foot cast net is easier to throw than a 7' 1 lb per foot of you know what youre doing and you'll catch a lot more bait.

Most of the time, it's faster amd better to do traditional methods like chisels, planes and joinery saws to do joinery and fine work than it is using all the machinery I have.
That's fine. Build more there then. Make Roanoke, TX the Data Center Capitol of the World for all I give a frick.

A rancher i know had a big part in stopping the one here in rural Oklahoma. At least we have county commissioners that are scared of their constituents.
Somewhere around 70% of Americans don't want a data center in their communities. It's not just the purple haired freaks that are against it.

If you wouldn't want one in your community, it's quite hypocritical to shite talk the people that are being directly affected.

I live in one of the most staunchly conservative areas of the country and the county i live in, Bryan County, Oklahoma had such a backlash against a proposed data center that the county commissioners suspended it for a year and it will die on the vine. Most people flat out don't want them around their community, regardless of yay money for schools.
At this point, I dont give a damn about what China does. We've got bigger issues right now than China.

And I'd bet the people of Muskogee, OK up the road a few hours from me, don't give a shite about Chinese propaganda. The people near Project Scissortail are having their property devalued to peanuts because of the big data center being built there.

You can talk about tax base from data centers all you like, but when you devalue someone's biggest investment, they get fighting mad.
I'd be pissed as hell if I lived in a town getting a data center. I don't give a frick about AI. I don't use it, have never used it and never will.

re: "Brain fog"

Posted by El Segundo Guy on 11/10/26 at 8:23 am to
My SIL in California had their house growing mold everywhere due to a broken and leaking sewer pipe in their crawlspace. House has been gutted since February and won't be livable for another year ir two. Both her and her husband claimed they had brain fog for several months before diagnosing the mold problem.
My wife grinds beans and uses an old school percolator to make my coffee. She doesn't drink coffee, but I like the flavor and oils much better than drip or ant of that stuff.
Aren't YMCAs all in inner cities? Growing up in rural Missouri, we didn't have any around unless you drive a couple hours to St Louis.
Most of the food was ok at best.

But Sandy's Cafe is awesome. It's a tiny hole in the wall attached to a laundromat, but the best Cuban sandwich you'll ever eat and amazing breakfast burritos. I walked there every day for a week to grab a late breakfast/lunch.

As far as stuff to do, the beaches suvk as they have sargassum on most of them that have a terrible smell. You'll enjoy the fishing. I went SCUBA diving and I enjoy it, but the Key West diving isn't as good as most other spots.

Night life is pretty good.
What a dumbass. Charlie Sheen was right. If you're rich and famous, buy hookers. Pay them to leave and go on about your business.
New Oklahoma Governor Mike Mazzei needs to build a wall along the Red River. Keep both the illegals and the Texicans out.

The county i live in, Bryan County, once had a border dispute with Texas over a bridge. The Red River Bridge War of 1931. Texas folded like they always do.

re: Kiffin Culture

Posted by El Segundo Guy on 11/9/26 at 7:35 am to
A coach preaches the importance of team, being a part of something bigger than yourself, putting team goals first, etc. I guarantee you Kiffin is telling the players all of that.

But then at the furst opportunity, Kiffin makes it all about him. He tells the players to be focused and disciplined, yet causes more pregame and on field distractions than you could imagine.

It's kind of crazy, really.
I live in the woods and use firewood as my primary heat source. I broke down and bought a Woodland Mills stump grinder that hooks up to a tractor PTO.

Before that, I tried drilling holes filled with herbicide and the charcoal kiln method to burn them. Both work but take time.

Or you can rent one of those that look like a garden tiller. Usually you have to rent them for a full day, so wither have several stumps to grind or a buddy or two that also have stumps to spread out the rental cost.
My 11 year old English bulldog has only ever barked at deer that come in my front yard. Never once at a person or another dog.

I'd be pissed if I had a dog that barked at everyone and everything.

re: Time to Tribe Up

Posted by El Segundo Guy on 11/8/26 at 6:38 pm to
I have plenty of land, livestock and resources to weather a progressive storm. I've thrown around the idea of moving out of Oklahoma (after over 20 years in the military I'm used to picking up camp every few years) but I'm sure as shite not moving to any other state now or any time in the foreseeable future.
I don't like what's about to happen, but since I can't do a damn thing about it, I am looking forward to watching Texas and Georgia take their medicine.

It will be interesting to watch. Oklahoma needs to become a sanctuary state from progressive policy and tell the fedgov to get bent when they swing hard left in the next few years. It worked for blue states the past few yeats and that's the playbook for Oklahoma going forward.
Good news. He's one of the few I'd like back.

Webb #90 was getting abused in his terrible contain and run fits.
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I agree, I’ve heard from several folks that the weed thing really pissed a lot of people off.


I know for a fact it pissed a ton of people off in rural north Texas. I live vlose to the Red River in Oklahoma. A lot of friends of mine live across the river in Texas. We do all of our household shopping in Sherman/Denison.

Texans were happy with their gas station bullshite weed. Now they're having to resort to coming to Oklahoma and buying real weed from Oklahoma medical card holders or from the streets, which around here is all illicit Chinese growing ops.

These holier than though religious fuvkers that want to legislate morality and the Bible can get fricked.