TxWadingFool

There was one in Austin way before SA, like in the 50s. It was right under 35 just north of downtown. We would drive up to just shop there before there was one in SA.

Member of GOA and customer of SS and PSA, and have stack of stamps in the safe. One of these days in the near future cans will be in blister packs at Academy. It is total bullshite a device to save ones hearing is on restricted list like it is. It might be the only damn thing Rs get done in the last couple years but it is a pretty big one.

Paxton is keeping his powder dry and letting that idiot hang himself. Much like that cackling drunk that lost the presidency, the more he speaks the worst it gets.

.556 and a pen full of hogs would take care of the problem.

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Pretty much same results for me, I run 8 of the 3.0. There is always one that is screwed up at any one time, went down and screwed with one today, not working again already. I had 2.0 that worked pretty well for 2+ years before quiting in the ice event last year. I'm ready to go another route, bought a couple cell/security cams I'm going to put up when the season rolls around. The live view should be interesting, not even sure how the image capture is going to work. Can't be no worse than what we have now.

Lee for VP under JD.

The private company who tried to make a deal with the city said two years.

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As always it's about money, Corpus and the Port are dead set on doing the plant inside the inner harbor. They are dead set on the intake and discharge pipes being located in CC Bay. That is a non starter for most folks and is why several of the counsel members have rejected those efforts. There are at least a half dozen different entities trying to get permitting to build the first de-sal plant to start selling water. One out on the island near Port A has given into the pressure and agreed to put the inlet and discharge pipes at least 3 miles into the gulf. Given that I'd say they are probably in the lead to get the required permits and funding. The City did a half arse environment study that didn't go into any detail about environmental impact of the bay, it was a joke to get a predetermined outcome and it showed. They want to dump a minimum of 50 million gallons of concentration brine into Corpus Christi bay daily at the inner harbor location the city is pushing. There is no place in the world where that kind of discharge is released into a shallow bay system. It would wreck the water quality, the middle coast has an economic impact from tourism of about 1.2 billion annually, a great majority of that is from a healthy bay system. Not to mention the thousands of jobs tied to that impact. A private company just made them an offerto build the plant, pipe in and out offshore, and they gave a up front price they would charge for the water once up a running. The deadline passed on the proposal and they pulled the offer.

Why does a person have to sleep with a loaded pistol under their pillow?............Baton Rouge, nevermind.

Way more bad defense than good offense, like a Big 12 game.