Pickles at the movie theater. Nobody else sells em.

HEB

The Fife said:

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HEB

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Also in Mexico

Whataburger.


Yes I know they're in other states but didn't realize till later on they originally started in Texas (Chorpus Christi I think) and have over
600 locations here in Texas.

Dudes walking around with dildos protesting Campus Carry. Always thought that was a California thing. Well, I guess it still kind of is.

Treating labor unions like the trash they are

Those tacky homecoming flowers.

Homecoming mums.

being awesome.

Beer Baron said:

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Those tacky homecoming flowers.

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Have you seen how idiocracy these have become?

Moving to the shoulder so people can pass.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Pickles at the movie theater. Nobody else sells em.

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Because pickles are disgusting.

Bayside Tiger Ag said:

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Treating labor unions like the trash they are

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unfortunately this isn't really true. the IBEW and other unions have a big influence in the energy-petrochem industry, although not the stranglehold they used to have in the north. pretty interesting for this part of the country. they aren't trash, but they aren't fun to deal with either

diploma mills

Giving a "wave" while holding the steering wheel on a two-lane road.

Corn in a cup

Access roads on big highways.

BostonAg74 said:

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diploma mills

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Nah, the non-ivy league liberal arts colleges are mostly in the Northeast.

Losing to Kansas in football.

I've never bought one to eat as a snack, but they are tasty.

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Access roads on big highways.

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I've never been so confused as I was the first time I drove out of state and couldn't get anywhere I wanted to be.

Can't even see their tits.

Kolaches

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Pickles at the movie theater. Nobody else sells em.

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they do in FL

Back to Whataburger, all their beef comes from Texas raised cattle.

Con chile, mayonesa, y queso cotiga

And limon.

U-turn lanes

Calling every soda a coke.

Bayside Tiger Ag said:

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BostonAg74 said:

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diploma mills

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Nah, the non-ivy league liberal arts colleges are mostly in the Northeast.

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I don't think you understand what a diploma mill is (high acceptance rate, high faculty to student ratio). The acceptance rate at both A&M and Tech is in the mid 60% range.

A&Ms acceptance rate includes Blinn TEAM and PSA admits. Not really a fair comparison.

And I was thinking a diploma mill was a school that hands out worthless degrees.

Years ago, Burger King had a menu item called the "Texas Whopper." I asked what was special about it and was told "oh, it's just a Whopper....but with mustard on it."

So, I guess mustard on a burger is a Texas thing.

BBQ, real BBQ

State pride

Bayside Tiger Ag said:

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A&Ms acceptance rate includes Blinn TEAM and PSA admits. Not really a fair comparison.

And I was thinking a diploma mill was a school that hands out worthless degrees.

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The primary focus of most liberal arts colleges is to prepare their graduates for a post graduate education, usually for a professional degree. I think you'll find that a high percentage of grads from those non-Ivy liberal arts college choose that path. My wife got her geology degree at one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country, but they were not known so much for their geology department as they were for sending their grads to the best grad schools. Worthless degrees are only as worthless as the students who get them, and A&M has as many of those as any other school.

I don't like what is happening at A&M any more than anyone else, but the reality is that it is being treated more as a for profit business than an institution of higher education. Being a diploma mill is better for the bottom line in the short term, so that is the path they have chosen.