TejasHorn
| Favorite team: | Texas  |
| Location: | High Plains Driftin' |
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| Number of Posts: | 11795 |
| Registered on: | 3/20/2007 |
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re: If you don’t tip at Shake Shack the prices for each item get more expensive
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/9/26 at 4:05 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
Too bad. Shack burger with cherry peppers is the bomb. Also, the fries.
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re: Texas to force social media app to scan user faces, IDs for access
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/9/26 at 3:09 pm to RelicBatches86
Politics is a circle not a spectrum.
The Texas GOP are so far right they’re almost left, doing what communists and socialists do… more government less freedom.
The Texas GOP are so far right they’re almost left, doing what communists and socialists do… more government less freedom.
Frozen pizzas are way better than they used to be, and often better than dominos etc.
Maybe because people don’t like theft of their tax dollars, bribery, corruption and adultery?
Just a guess.
Just a guess.
re: Chipotle next up with with diarrhea
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/6/26 at 12:59 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
I haven’t eaten there since about 2010 when they caused 3 days of me turning into a double-sided fountain.
This isn’t their first rodeo.
This isn’t their first rodeo.
Apparently she’s also suggested eliminating Valentine’s Day, which I think is a better sell (maybe, depending on your in-laws).
Isn’t Ryan Maue the guy who tries to shock everyone with “historic ice and snow storm forecasted” in the winter too? I don’t think he’s a climate alarmist, just a shock value junkie.
re: Nigerian novelist loses out on $2M deal due to suspicions over the use of AI...
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/5/26 at 1:38 pm to RollTide1987
“The Prince and His Money”
That’s a classic!
That’s a classic!
Yeah I’m not sure how simple econ is lost on people. Consumers pay tariffs in the end, corporations, importers and exporters aren’t just going to eat that tax out of the goodness of their heart.
To compound matters there is an externality where domestic producers can also charge more now that the bar is higher.
To compound matters there is an externality where domestic producers can also charge more now that the bar is higher.
A lot of “your account will be suspended” type stuff unless you kindly click this link and address within 24 hours.
Also at work, “you have a new voice mail, please kindly click to listen” nonsense.
Anything with “kindly” in it is 100% a scam, you figure they would learn.
Also at work, “you have a new voice mail, please kindly click to listen” nonsense.
Anything with “kindly” in it is 100% a scam, you figure they would learn.
This is akin to going to mob run areas, or the hood, and walking around taking pictures and videos of people and businesses. You aren’t going to last long and it’s not exclusive to Mexico.
re: Could AI take your job?
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/5/26 at 10:00 am to sorantable
Not what I do per se, but yes many roles within my company and day to day tasks like data processing and analysis are being heavily impacted. We aren’t replacing people who quit or retire from operations roles unless they are critical.
I don’t see how it won’t fundamentally change the accounting and financial services industries, along with consulting and marketing etc.
It is subtle in many ways. By making your job easier and faster you don’t have to hire a team so there are positions that just went poof vs 10 years ago. And your boss may eventually not need your role either.
I don’t see how it won’t fundamentally change the accounting and financial services industries, along with consulting and marketing etc.
It is subtle in many ways. By making your job easier and faster you don’t have to hire a team so there are positions that just went poof vs 10 years ago. And your boss may eventually not need your role either.
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Correct but Beto was a much better candidate than Talarico as well.
This couldn’t be further from the truth. Go back and listen to some of Beto’s public speeches if you want cringe.
And saying you want to take guns away from Texans is never a “much better candidate”…. that’s probably the last thing you’d ever want to say lol.
Talarico has more energetic support than Beto and is running against a true slimeball. Cruz is a choir boy by comparison.
Some say DC corruption, bribery, theft of your tax $ and adultery is out of control and can’t get any worse.
Ken Paxton wants to prove you wrong.
Ken Paxton wants to prove you wrong.
It’s usually not the head coaches but someone on the press/media relations staff that fills out the poll.
And it starts to resemble the AP poll not long into the season.
And it starts to resemble the AP poll not long into the season.
re: Buc-cee's thinks you can't tell the difference between a Beaver & a Moose.
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/4/26 at 4:31 pm to 3deadtrolls
They have a history of aggressive legal action when it comes to their brand and image.
And yes, they are extremely overrated. Except the restrooms.
And yes, they are extremely overrated. Except the restrooms.
re: WYHI: She's good looking but she's a literal neo-Nazi
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/4/26 at 4:18 pm to SuperSaint
There are a few things to unpack from that picture. :lol:
Apparently they recruited some guys who were just out on road construction, for starters. Not to mention the odd guitarist of course.
Apparently they recruited some guys who were just out on road construction, for starters. Not to mention the odd guitarist of course.
Probably 1983 or 84. Seems like every genre of pop music was humming at the time, and rock was still very mainstream.
Bands were a lot more competitive with each other in those days making everything better.
Bands were a lot more competitive with each other in those days making everything better.
REM. It just hasn’t aged well.
re: SEC schools ranked by SAT scores
Posted by TejasHorn on 8/3/26 at 10:36 am to Che Boludo
Yeah federal law would mean any public school in any state has to accept everyone. That’s obviously not the case.
U of Texas has the “top 10% rule” by state law which definitely pulls down average test scores.
U of Texas has the “top 10% rule” by state law which definitely pulls down average test scores.
Next year should be fun on the PGA tour. You can sense a changing of the guard coming.
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