I also just looked up the mugshot of a person who was mentioned earlier in this thread. All I can say is "damn!"
Texags, where are they now?
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Well this was a blast from the past.
The aforementioned mugshotted gentleman didn't want to pay when his debts were called in.
Hello DarlinDamien Thorn said:
The aforementioned mugshotted gentleman didn't want to pay when his debts were called in.
Get your paws off my demon
We can share.
I'm not very good at that
No ****
Holy ****, I made a list!
Like everybody already said, I've been in Japan for the last decade. I do try go get back to Texas at least once a year, though - otherwise the husband will go into BBQ withdrawal.
Like everybody already said, I've been in Japan for the last decade. I do try go get back to Texas at least once a year, though - otherwise the husband will go into BBQ withdrawal.
I think he lives in Utah now.Claude! said:
Where's AliasMan02 been?
Let us know when yall are back in Texas (BCS). Would love to get together
Should be there in December/January. Maybe we can do something at the Chicken.
Absolutely!
Don't know if I ever told you this. But it took me an insanely long time to put together who your dad is, and the fact that I saw him pretty much every morning for a year or 2 (we parked in the same garage and got to work about the same time, and rode the elevator down most mornings- and then I had interaction with him through my job as well)
Don't know if I ever told you this. But it took me an insanely long time to put together who your dad is, and the fact that I saw him pretty much every morning for a year or 2 (we parked in the same garage and got to work about the same time, and rode the elevator down most mornings- and then I had interaction with him through my job as well)
Send up the bat signal when you know! I want to go too!
He was working there when I was in undergrad, too. It was hilarious when friends put the last names together and suddenly got nervous.
I could see that happening. I never had to deal with his "hardened" side. To me, he was always super personable and fun to talk to. (I worked in scholarships, so I did a decent amount with his office, and he was on the scholarship committee)
BackwardsInBoots said:
He was working there when I was in undergrad, too. It was hilarious when friends put the last names together and suddenly got nervous.
To be fair *to be faaaiiihhhrrree* not many people have the last name "Boots".
Now that he's retired he grew a beard and nobody recognizes him until he talks.
I had only ever seen him at work as a corps parent until I delivered pie to him. I had no idea he could smile.
Who couldn't smile when someone is delivering pie?
Just imagine being a child and getting lectured about homework/tests/grades.
Apparently the answer is no one, not even a grizzly ol marine can resist.
No thanks, my own was enough.
Was he always wrong though?
It didn't matter if he was wrong or not - that is the power of Dad
BackwardsInBoots said:
He was working there when I was in undergrad, too. It was hilarious when friends put the last names together and suddenly got nervous.
Was he a professor?
Not exactly. But I'm also not about to dox myself.
Fair enough. We have met in person btw. I don't know who your father is though
He worked on campus from 2008 until 2022, so a lot of people probably know who he is, but don't necessarily know we're related.
Where did we meet? Did you have a different handle in the past?
Where did we meet? Did you have a different handle in the past?
BackwardsInBoots said:
He worked on campus from 2008 until 2022, so a lot of people probably know who he is, but don't necessarily know we're related.
Where did we meet? Did you have a different handle in the past?
I met you at a coffee shop
That's super specific
Especially considering it's been an entire decade since I've lived in Texas.trouble said:
That's super specific
BackwardsInBoots said:Especially considering it's been an entire decade since I've lived in Texas.trouble said:
That's super specific
That's all I care to say on texags. That and I'm ridiculously good looking
Current situation, trying to enjoy coffee on the back porch, but Captain Friedrich Zuko Gretchen Steve Rogers VonFloofenstein wants me to throw a ball
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