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FirefightnRick Proficient

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posts his own tweets.

gives himself nicknames.

Boy your sensitive on the fat finger isms this morning.

And what's wrong with posting my own tweets? I'm missing something there as its the second time you've mentioned it.

Rick The Brick

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greenminer Grand Master

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Boy your sensitive on the fat finger isms this morning.

And what's wrong with posting my own tweets? I'm missing something there as its the second time you've mentioned it.

Rick The Brick

Have you ever been to a concert and watched the band frontman wear his own band's shirt? That's what it is like to see someone post their own tweet.

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Speaking of Texas Independance a Day.....Rudy's BBQ was giving anyone who wanted one a free Lone Star beer today...and, THOR...Rudy's will be selling Lone Star long necks for $1.00 each the entire month of March.

Yep...it's Lone Star...it's Texas....but it's $1.00! Nice of Rudy's to do this for us Texicans!

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All About UNT Veteran

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Speaking of Texas Independance a Day.....Rudy's BBQ was giving anyone who wanted one a free Lone Star beer today...and, THOR...Rudy's will be selling Lone Star long necks for $1.00 each the entire month of March.

Yep...it's Lone Star...it's Texas....but it's $1.00! Nice of Rudy's to do this for us Texicans!

Great deal from them but I wouldn't drink that horse piss for free lol. I know how that sounds but the advent of Texas craft beer offers far too many other options

Coffee and TV Grand Master

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This might not be relevant for a few weeks...but...this commemorates what actually secured Texas Independence.

San_Jacinto_Monument.jpg

You're not wrong but we still celebrate July 4th even though it was the Siege of Yorktown that actually won it for us.

CMJ Grand Master

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You're not wrong but we still celebrate July 4th even though it was the Siege of Yorktown that actually won it for us.

I know, just hard to find any sort of historical marker for Texas Independence. :)

ADLER Grand Master

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Here's a question for all you Texas historians.....

What battle in Texas cost the most human lives? Hint, it wasn't the Alamo. It happened in a war that many Texans have never even heard about.

CMJ Grand Master

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Here's a question for all you Texas historians.....

What battle in Texas cost the most human lives? Hint, it wasn't the Alamo. It happened in a war that many Texans have never even heard about.

Medina I believe.

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Green P1 Enthusiast

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Here's a question for all you Texas historians.....

What battle in Texas cost the most human lives? Hint, it wasn't the Alamo. It happened in a war that many Texans have never even heard about.

Friggin Republicans...

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