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[MeanGreenTexan]

8 minutes ago, oldguystudent said:

Dr. Pepper was by far my favorite soft drink as a kid, but I somewhere along the line stopped drinking soda entirely. 

Blue Bell's rainbow ice cream was a favorite treat of my daughter's when she was little.  

Nolan Ryan is one of the greatest pitchers of all time.  I saw him pitch this complete game three hitter when I was a kid in Candlestick, and he just absolutely blew my mind (Bonus for it being during the bitchin' rainbow Astro's uniform days).

Littering is for chumps and I avoid it at all costs (though my recycling habits are suspect at best).

Very well.   Texan Card remains.

[ColoradoEagle]

You guys are too beat down by decades of ... beatdowns.

This team is not a team we're going to drive down to Dallas to watch play a 2nd rate Colorado or 3rd rate USC team in 'the other Cotton Bowl game'.

This team could end up in the Fiesta Bowl or the Peach Bowl.

[UNTMike81]

Oh my god,  I haven't laughed so hard in my whole life over this hijack thread.

This is almost as priceless as the fake punt return for touchdown against Arkansas.

[southsideguy]

7 hours ago, oldguystudent said:

USC is just south of the 10 freeway on Vermont.  I lived just north of the 10 freeway on Vermont, which at the time was MS-13 dominated Korea Town.  Since I was married to a Korean, spoke Korean, ate Korean, etc., I was just fine in that neighborhood.  It's totally gentrified Yuppie bajillion dollar a month luxury apartments there now. 

Housing prices in California were pretty much always about 5-7 years ahead of my income curve, so I spent my adult life there living in ghetto neighborhoods.  Got my car smashed in once, my BBQ stolen, and mugged once (Got my money back on that one.  That's a fun story for another time).  Otherwise, I mostly enjoyed my neighbors.  We had a lot of BBQs/parties in the common areas of the apartment buildings, watched each other's kids, etc.  And the food in that neighborhood was second to none.  I miss the food there something fierce.  

I would eventually have had to move though as I wouldn't send the child of my worst enemy to the public schools in that area. 

I thought USC was in South Carolina, I saw signs saying exit for USC.