sseelhoff
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Did someone say Shiner? I thought I heard someone say Shiner.
Texas Spring/Summer Thread
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Western
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Yeah, I think they where talking "bait":laughing:
Now the % chance of rain has dropped from 50%-20% for tonight in North Texas???? We can likely blame whomever covered their tiller!
GreenWannabe
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When I was at A&M back in 65-67, my first choice was Lone Star - still miss it. Guess I never acquired a taste for Shiner.
Jim, last year I was out in KS, and we were having an issue with coons. My friend didn't want to put up a trap, because all he caught was the local cats. I had the bright idea of using bird seed as bait, caught the critter just after daybreak the next morning. Hope you can get rid of yours soon.
Fred
Jim, last year I was out in KS, and we were having an issue with coons. My friend didn't want to put up a trap, because all he caught was the local cats. I had the bright idea of using bird seed as bait, caught the critter just after daybreak the next morning. Hope you can get rid of yours soon.
Fred
sseelhoff
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Yeah, I think they where talking "bait":laughing:
Now the % chance of rain has dropped from 50%-20% for tonight in North Texas???? We can likely blame whomever covered their tiller!
They keep promising us rain. Still have not delivered on the promise. Getting annoyed with our "forecasters."
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Bird
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Did you ever visit the Lone Star Brewery in San Antonio? The Hall of Horns, and later the Hall of Fins, was a great museum of mounted animals and fish, besides the free beer at the old cherrywood bar from the Buckhorn Saloon. Of course now a lot of that stuff is in downtown San Antonio at the current Buckhorn Saloon & Museum and it's worth visiting, but it was free when it was out at the brewery.
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Bird
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All day we've had a 20% forecast. The NWS doesn't show Denton to have received any rain, but we had enough mist that when driving about 10 miles, I had to let the wipers hit the windshield once about every 2 miles. And now they've lowered our forecast for tonight and tomorrow from 50% to 30%. And I think that's being very optimistic.
Western
Super Member
I tried it a few times back in the late 70's early 80's. I found I liked it MUCH better when getting biscuits made with it at the state fair. Best biscuits I have ever had too!
farmgirl19
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Well, we *have* to blame somebody!
In college, Texas Pride was my beer of choice, but to try to save calories, I drank a lot of Pearl Light too!
jinman
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Well, it's not MY fault.:talktothehand: Honest! I went out and took my little 'gas-a-hoe' cultivator out of my Mule and started tilling flower beds. Surely, that would bring a downpour, right? It started sprinkling and almost connected dots before stopping. I kept tilling and even tilled a spot to plant a new rose bush my wife bought. . . still no rain.:confused3: I went to my garden and cultivated all around my tomatoes, peppers, sweet peas, and beans. So, you can't blame me for no rain.:gloomy: I was doing my best to make it rain. Now. . . I'm convinced it is Bird's fault. He made God mad at us when he said he mixed chili and sauerkraut on his hot dogs. That just ain't right.:yuck: Yep! It's Bird's fault for sure.:laughing:
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Bird
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Well, I took the little dog to the park this morning; stayed longer than we have in a long time, watching those clouds and daring them to get me wet. I thought sure that would do it, but obviously I was wrong again.
And I thought chili and sauerkraut in the hot dogs was the best thing my parents learned living up there in the north in the early 40s.:laughing:
And I thought chili and sauerkraut in the hot dogs was the best thing my parents learned living up there in the north in the early 40s.:laughing:
