SteveGrabowski
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- Oct 20, 2014
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Texans don’t need no nanny state doing shit like keeping the lights on or them from dying in whole sale lots. That’s what guns are for.
I'm gonna shoot the sun
Texans don’t need no nanny state doing shit like keeping the lights on or them from dying in whole sale lots. That’s what guns are for.
I'm gonna shoot the sun
Everybody should step outside and start shooting at the nearest transformer to show those electrons who the boss is.
Looks like the blackouts are going to happen today
You get what you vote for (and my sympathies to all those that didn't vote for this shit... I can't imagine your frustration levels)
San Antonio didn't vote for these fuckers. But you can bet we'll be among the first to suffer blackouts instead of the rural fucks who vote these nazis into power.
Really, we should be happy for them as they've been taken into the Lord's loving arms.If three million people in Texas died tomorrow from an entirely avoidable disaster the state government response would basically be "shit happens" and voters would mostly be like "yup". Expectations of the state to actually do anything about well anything really simply don't exist. It's practically nihilistic.
This is true, pre-raptured!Really, we should be happy for them as they've been taken into the Lord's loving arms.
Really, we should be happy for them as they've been taken into the Lord's loving arms.
Well it's a bit warmer here. 85.0F and 70% humidity.81 degrees here with 40% humidity. Really nice out like it has been all week
Yeah, today I might actually have to turn my AC on for the first time this year.Here's my forecast for the week. Lately, I've only had to turn the AC on in the evening and let it cycle once.
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We've had about 40 top-ten days here so far this spring/summer in CT. Really the best summer I have ever seen in my 48 years. Could use some more rain but other than that, just spectacular.81 degrees here with 40% humidity. Really nice out like it has been all week
Orrr it's nihilistically practical.If three million people in Texas died tomorrow from an entirely avoidable disaster the state government response would basically be "shit happens" and voters would mostly be like "yup". Expectations of the state to actually do anything about well anything really simply don't exist. It's practically nihilistic.
ERCOT needs to brand blackouts as freedom powerFucking 106 at 3:30. At least no blackouts yet.
You know, you could just move...Have already had four days this year that would qualify as the hottest day of the year in 9 of the last 12 years in San Antonio.
You know, you could just move...
It's a great time to sell however. If you own, sell, move, rent for a couple of years until the market is more favorable towards the buyers, and then buy again.Yeah great time to buy a new house
Or buy slightly more rural where prices are not inflated as much, still make a little profit.It's a great time to sell however. If you own, sell, move, rent for a couple of years until the market is more favorable towards the buyers, and then buy again.