z ipper wrote:don't come out against gay marriage...unless you wanna make a shit ton of money. you should see the chick-fil-a at kop omfg.
smitty wrote:Houston is hot. Real hot. Humid too. They also have twin engine Mosquitos. Lots of rice too. The Houston area used to be the number one rice exporter in the world. They even named a college after it.
Went to a wild wedding in Houston. Had a real good time.
Also went to a bar that had a mechanical bucking bronco and long neck beer in Pasadena which is somewhere near there. Got pretty drunk and on the way home got out of the car to take a leak and got bit to all hell on my bare feet by fire ants.
Good times.
jerseyhoya wrote:I think the reason you get yelled at is you appear to hate listening to sports talk radio, but regularly listen to sports talk radio, and then frequently post about how bad listening to sports talk radio is after you were once again listening to it.
Swiggers wrote:smitty wrote:Houston is hot. Real hot. Humid too. They also have twin engine Mosquitos. Lots of rice too. The Houston area used to be the number one rice exporter in the world. They even named a college after it.
Went to a wild wedding in Houston. Had a real good time.
Also went to a bar that had a mechanical bucking bronco and long neck beer in Pasadena which is somewhere near there. Got pretty drunk and on the way home got out of the car to take a leak and got bit to all hell on my bare feet by fire ants.
Good times.
Houston has exactly two things going for it: steaks and strip clubs.
And I guess Arian Foster if you own him in fantasy football.
Wheels Tupay wrote:How bad is it?
smitty wrote:The Houston area used to be the number one rice exporter in the world. They even named a college after it.
TenuredVulture wrote:Wheels Tupay wrote:How bad is it?
Assuming this is directed to me--one fire ant bite isn't too bad usually. But you often get a bunch, because you stumble on a nest.
The Nightman Cometh wrote:That made me look up fire ants. Apparently American lizards have shown signs of evolution since the fire ants were introduced in only 1930. Their legs are growing so that they both get away from fire ants quicker and use their leverage to throw the ants off of themselves. Interesting.