I heard there was a secret cord
That David made and displeased the Lord,
But you don't really care for safety, do ya?
Well it goes like this, a plug, a switch
A circuit breaker open-hitched
The socket catching fire, hallelujah.
Love the part of the anti depressant commercial where the handsome guy stares at me and tells me there’s a chance my bones disintegrate and my brains liquify and then the guy throws the frisbee for his dog
I bet pathology conferences have competitions for finding things on a slide. Like first person who finds a Howell-Jolly body wins and when somebody finds it the whole auditorium cheers, but then the referee comes in and is like no thats a Pappenheimer body & they get disqualified
oven has a Window , microwave too , you can see All the way through a blender , but the Dish washer , oh No you could Never see in there , they Refuse to let us See what’s going on in there
Well I had a buddy back in ‘81
And we made ourselves a pact
We were headed for the new pipeline
We weren’t never coming back
We worked 80 hrs making time and a 1/2
But La Grange was too damn hot
We drove home at the end of that week
And we spent it all on pot
As a kid, I felt a strange sense of comfort and assurance by Eddy Raven’s “I’ve Got Mexico” because I thought, “Hell, I can always move to Mexico if shit in life goes completely south—eating right and living good down in Mexico.”
@GregAbbott_TX What have you done to make sure we don’t have another Uvalde? That’s what I worry about as a parent of small kids. Whatever curriculum is in school now is the product of ~30 years of republican oversight and policy.
BREAKING Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission authorized TPWD to file a petition for condemnation and pursue acquisition at fair market value of approx. 5,000 acres to preserve Fairfield Lake State Park and Fairfield Lake for public use.
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Y'all, I had a whole passel of stuff ready for my Twitter feed today but, after the events in Allen yesterday, I just don't have the heart to post any of it. That these mass casualty events keep happening in my beloved Texas ---- a place of such enormous possibility, a place that I love with my whole, aching heart ---- is almost more than I can bear. I'm not sure if I'll be back tomorrow. I need some time for reflection and healing. I think I'll just go fishing.