Brian Groover

Married father of 5 living the dream in San Antonio! Texas A&M Class of 2000! Incredibly blessed and loving life!

[Knowledge & History @xKnowledgeBANK]

Listen to him...

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This guy explains why everything we know about addiction is actually wrong

[📹 Johann Hari | TED]
https://t.co/UJk3VzLSb9

[shaneyyricch @shaneyyricch]

How can anyone dispute this ?

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@rcb05 I’ll believe it’s different when we win a championship.

[Matt Couch @RealMattCouch]

Is this true?

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

In case you missed the memo...

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

The Fed has paid $188B to banks NOT to loan money, 40% of that is going to foreign banks. It’s losing money while micromanaging rates. I explained why it’s time to rethink the entire system with @LarryKudlow.

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@brettius31337 @gatewaypundit The seeding took place 150 miles south of the flood. So no, it had nothing to do with it.

[Texas A&M University @TAMU]

Concrete that heals itself? It’s not science fiction — it’s Texas A&M research in action. Check it out! ⤵️

[TexAgs @TexAgs]

Mark them "present" in our hearts, we’ll meet some other day.

Here.

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@CNviolations At least wear the same outfit. Seems like you were hoping for an outcome.

[Conspiracy Gardener Homestead @DaysofNoahGen6]

This farmer gives ones of the best explanations you will ever hear about why unpasteurized milk is healthier for you and lasts longer!

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@ChrisCoons That’s not medication, you lying sack of crap.

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@ConnerWeigman Best of luck, young man. Go do great things.

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@InterestingSTEM My dumbass would accidentally brush my teeth with it.

[Peter Burns @PeterBurnsESPN]

Texas A&M fans today feeling the gut punch of losing to Auburn in 4 OT's but realizing still control their own fate to the SEC Championship and CFB Playoff.

[Brian Groover @bkgroover]

@lamanfromtx @TracesofTexas That would completely ruin the whole point of bonfire.

[Old Army Fight @OldArmyFight]

To the current students and younger alumni who weren’t alive for or old enough to remember the Bonfire tragedy, I know you have a sense of its importance but it’s hard to fully grasp what it meant to those of us who lived through it.

I implore you today to spend some time today reading about it, watching the old news videos from that week and the highlights from the Texas game and halftime show. Most importantly, if you haven’t done so already, take some time this week to visit the Bonfire Memorial, read each of the 12 students’ stories and pay your respects to them.

This is a hugely important part of our identity as Aggies and you share it too, regardless of how distant it may feel. Go to burn night and take in the spectacle of the incredible mass of logs felled, carried and stacked by hand. Imagine going to class and seeing it grow log by log, around the clock, right there on campus all through the fall semester. Then imagine showing up one morning and seeing it on its side, with the awful knowledge that an unknown number of your classmates were pinned underneath. It was an unspeakably sad and awful day and it’s hugely important that the memory doesn’t die with the Ags who lived to see it.