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My wife gave me this today:

Sex Coupon Book


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Spicy Coupon Book for Him: 50 Sexy Coupons for Husband or Boyfriend


Your wife just played you and anchored sex for the year at less than once per week.
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The word of God is still the word of God.


And what does that word of God say about females' role in the church?

re: Inflation and mid terms

Posted by Longhorn Actual on 12/25/25 at 8:35 am to
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For us to go down would require stagflation (negative inflation)


That’s not what stagflation means.

Stagflation is:

Inflation - up
Unemployment - up
Economic growth - down
Pretty cocky for a team that had a good regular season record against mediocre competition and then finished the season by losing their last 2 games...one of which was to the team you're talking shite about.

Classic Aggy.

re: The Sean Ryan Show.

Posted by Longhorn Actual on 12/20/25 at 9:33 am to
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It is cool, but my point is that I don't find him to be particularly interesting as an interviewer. There are lots of podcasts with really interesting premises and content that are ruined by terrible interviewers. I haven't listened to Ryan enough to have a really informed opinion, but what I've heard hasn't motivated me to listen any more. He seems like a good dude and I wish him great success.


I don't disagree with you at all. I don't see the appeal from any angle, as an interviewer/host or anything else. But it's a minority opinion for sure, because the general public keys in on buzzwords that are used to illicit a stronger-than-warranted response.

re: The Sean Ryan Show.

Posted by Longhorn Actual on 12/20/25 at 8:07 am to
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I've tried to listen to him a few times and I don't get it. He isn't insightful, doesn't really ask interesting questions. It's not clear why he has the audience he does.


Because he was a SEAL and then tactical Uber for the agency. The general public thinks that’s cool.

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Bone biopsy


They have to do it while you were hard or what?
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Store brand Sydney Sweeney. Pretty similar but less expensive.


"We have Sydney Sweeney at home" said no one's mother, ever. :lol:
I have an 834 score, zero debt, run all purchases through a single card for the points (haven’t paid for a flight in years), pay it in full every month (haven’t paid interest on anything in years)…

…and mine says the same thing as yours.

It’s all pretty much nonsense.
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Yeah. What did the Italians ever give us?



Monica fricking Bellucci, that's what.
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It’s going to be a bloodbath for the libs in the midterms.


Never underestimate the propensity of fools to vote foolishly.
Someone who lacks discipline and can't (won't) take care of themselves wants to govern other people. No thanks.
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All I see is that she sampled/remade the song “What’s Going On?”


Sir, that’s cultural appropriation.
TD thread on The Battle of the Bulge.


Not what I was expecting.
Went to Colorado and was sick by the time I landed back at my home airport. Figured it was just a nasty cold, but maybe it was the flu.

I have only been sick once in my entire life that felt how y'all describe the flu, so either I have only had the flu once in my life or I get it like everyone else and it just doesn't hit me that hard.

I've never taken the flu shot, FWIW.


:dunno:
Harper Murray is a shite human being. Not only does she drive drunk, she's a thief. A fricking thief.

re: 2025-2026 Ski Thread

Posted by Longhorn Actual on 12/14/25 at 1:08 pm to
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Thanks for the Pagosa/Wolf Creek intel. We’re staying in a condo on Park Ave a mile or two west of Walmart (not the Wyndham property.) I assume that’s also west of Putt Hill, whatever that is. Is that a bad location?


Nope, not bad at all. Just on the town side vs. the “ski town” side. All it means is you’ll want to stop for dinner/drinks on your way off the mountain, or you’ll be backtracking if you go to the condo first. It’s not bad at all.

You’ll see what we call Putt Hill when you drive between Wolf and your condo. You go up and over a hill that distinctly separates Pagosa Springs the town and Pagosa Springs the ski town (the river, hot springs, ski shops, cooler restaurants, etc.)
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Then I must have missed the memo because to me, it makes more sense to wear black or gray shoes with that color suit. Brown clashes------badly.


Grey shoes? Yeah, you missed the memo.

Black shoes are somewhat acceptable with a navy suit, but a rich, dark brown is preferable. The more formal the occasion or in the evening, the darker the brown.

The same goes for grey suits, although black shoes are a little more common in that instance.

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That's like saying I'm wearing a tan suit today, let me wear my blue suede shoes with it.


Tan suits are casual and would typically only be worn in a daytime setting. In that instance, a navy suede shoe would be appropriate and also look fantastic. As with anything, it has to be the right blue though.

*I* probably wouldn't go that route with a tan suit, but if I was wearing earth tone or white 5-pockets and a tan based jacket, I'd rock some navy suede loafers or drivers in a heartbeat.