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The Choctaws and Chickasaws spend a fortune lobbying Texas politicians. I live in Choctaw Territory somewhat close to the Choctaw Casino in Durant, OK and they cater to the north Texas crowd.
What i do on my own land in the middle of nowhere is no one else's concern.

In public, I follow the social contract to abide.
Serious question--is 95% of Louisiana and its population trasy as heck? Embarrassing.
I don't have a salary, but my wife does. I think her salary is about $120, somewhere in that ball park.

I work on my land, fish and do woodworking projects, furniture for my house and trinkets (cutting boards, picture frames, etc) to give away to people i like.

Finished oiling this sucker this morning
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I think it's not only a failure from the parents/students, but also from the schools.

These schools and teachers (backed by the teaser unions) have jumped the shark. I wouldn't let my kid attend a school where they hire purple haired weirdos to teach kids.
Ive never heard either sing one word. That shite ain't allowed in my house and I will never allow it on my property as long as I'm able to breathe.
Im going to be live on my youtube channel during halftime. Hitting the bong and shooting guns.
If DK Metcalf lied about his comments, I hope he bankrupts all of them.

re: Term Limits Discussion

Posted by El Segundo Guy on 2/4/26 at 8:50 am to
If voters (you plural) would have the discipline to not continuously vote for incumbents, this wouldn't be an issue.

Two terms and you never get my vote again. I keep voting against Markwayne Mullin and James Lankford, but the retards keep pushing the incumbents through the primaries.

New blood is necessary. Politics shouldn't be a career.
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I've fished it about 3 times. Man I love it. The last time was with a guide that had a cabin next to his main residence where clients could stay overnight. Get up the next morning and he drives you to the ramp, which is about 1/2 mile or less from his house. Wish I could find that guy again.


Was it on the Texas side? Do you remember which town you were around or the cove/marina you launched at?

I'm on Texoma so much I know a lot of the guides pretty well. A few give me daily updates and one will give me a whole bait tank full of live shad during the summer if I can't get up at 3:30 am to catch a bunch well before sunrise.

If you need guide recommendations for striper only, a striper/catfish combo or a wintertime trophy blue trip, I know some good ones both on the Oklahoma and Texas side.

I usually deadstick during the winter, but until the last two weeks, the temps were too unreasonably warm for deadsticking. The guides were still using live shad up to a week ago, and they usually make the transition from shad to deadsticking in December.
The Turnpike Troubadours are great and Evan is a great guy in person. One of my wife's friends owns a bar in Bryan County, OK which borders the Red River. The Turnpike Troubadours used to play at her bar all the time back in the day.

Now the only place they play in Bryan County is the Choctaw Casino, but when they're around the area, they always stop by her bar for old time's sake.
I live within spitting distance from the Red River and Lake Texoma.

Lake Texoma is unique in that it is the only reservoir in the country that has a self sustaining striper population. Because they are a saltwater fish, they require very particular circumstances to be able to reproduce in a freshwater reservoir.

But this section of the Red, including Lake Texoma has a relatively high salinity due to the salt flats in the upper tributaries.

I'm on Lake Texoma 3-4 times a week busting stripers or going after big blue cats. The Texas record was set by Cody Mullenix here several years ago. Cody is a good dude and now runs a guide service on Texoma.
Good song, but he sang someone else's song.

He was nothing but a cover band.
Yes. He was fed good songs. Couldn't write a decent one on his own.
In 1999 I was deployed to Bosnia and Kosovo. I was up on the 50 cal on a Humvee machine gun turret driving through the mountains in ridiculous amounts of snow and very low temps. With half your body exposed while doing 40 mph, there was no way to stay warm. I was so miserably cold that I was praying to get in a firefight.
1978 Camaro Z28 was my first car as a teenager and I drove it way too fast.
Porto is a great beach city but Spain sucks. I'd go again to every country I've been to in Europe except for Spain.

Spain has queers everywhere. The women have to do all if the manual labor like sweeping the streets because the men are too lazy and just smoke cigarettes and get rammed up the arse.

And Barcelona city streets smell like piss. I'm not sure if it's human piss or dog piss but it stinks.

re: Las Vegas: Overrated?

Posted by El Segundo Guy on 1/20/26 at 7:19 pm to
Its great---if you go with people who belong to the highest levels. My wife and her cousin are both Seven Stars members at Caesars. So when we all go, we get picked up at the airport in an Escalade, get comped free meals at Nobu and Peter Lugers and wherever else, and a bunch of free drinks at the cigar lounge and other bars.

If either of them has an issue, they just call their host and it gets fixed immediately.

Was there for New Year's and will be going back in two months.
English bulldog--Lola

Brown tabby cat--Pixie
Orange tabby cat--Polly. It was supposed to be a girl per the shelter, but it turns out he's a boy. So Paulie I guess.
Yes. There's not a coach alive, including Saban, that could have done that turnaround in two years.