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I thought this was going to be another meat gazing thread
Houston has its warts, but I still love it. It can be a lot of fun and a lot of money can be made there. It dominates the Gulf of America. More tonnage moves through the Port of Houston than any other port in the USA.

:usa:

This years Texas Bowl is a fun matchup

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/27/25 at 2:34 pm
I bet it ends up being a good game.

It's a good matchup for the city of Houston. The city school vs. LSU which has a huge alumni presence in the metro area

I'm curious where LSU ranks as far as alumni bases go in Houston.

re: Houston is a lock today

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/27/25 at 2:29 pm to
H-Tine hol' it DINE
Only half trolling:

Rice has the largest endowment (per student percentage) in the state of Texas. We have some fat wallets. We could finance a way better football program if we wanted to.

We're much richer than Texas Tech, SMU, TCU and Baylor which have had football success

We have a larger endowment than every school in the SEC outside of the Texas/Texas A&M systems and Vanderbilt

We've shown the ability to win it all in a Mens Big 3 sport (Baseball 2003)

re: call your shot(s); winners for 2026

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/27/25 at 1:51 pm to
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HGRAF


TD Money Board is all going to be driving Lambos

re: Physical Silver question

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/26/25 at 10:17 pm to
Palladium is my dark horse
Silver price since the market opened last night

Are the BRICS countries taking over the Silver market?
Rand Paul was one of the few willing to dangle his toes over the fire
Basel III "End Game" is why I can't see any major pullbacks happening with spot prices.

Gold will never crash hard again.. and Silver will track daddy.

Key Impacts on Gold

Tier 1 Reclassification: Gold held physically in a bank's vault is now valued at 100% of its market value for capital requirements (previously, it was often "haircut" or discounted by 50%). This puts it on equal footing with cash and government bonds.

Shift to Physical: The rules (specifically the Net Stable Funding Ratio or NSFR) make "paper gold" (unallocated contracts) more expensive for banks to hold. This incentivizes banks to hold physical, allocated bullion instead of digital derivatives.
Man, this world frickin sucks

I think I'm going to retire in the most lily white part of the country

re: If Texas Tech beats Oregon

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/22/25 at 12:58 pm to
Look baw, Rice gives zero fricks about paying tribute to TTU based on sportsball outcomes :dunno:
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I wish I could believe that, but AI.



Grats to the kids in Kenya that get those 2025 VB NC Kentucky hats
Aggies are running out of room with this VB trophy being added
Bacon Cheeseburgers teabag spaghetti

re: Thoughts on Texas A&M

Posted by FAT SEXY on 12/20/25 at 9:31 pm to
Watched the game. Elko's side of the ball did enough to win. He shouldn't have put his faith in an OC with one foot out of the door.
I've always had a soft spot for the Hurricanes, so rooting for them.

Not sure if Beck can get it done though.
Commercials and reviews are clunking the flow of this game