For real explain this smallpox large 
Our cities smallpox large are overreaching their authority
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I had smallpox large once. It really makes you think
APHIS AG said:And I wonder where do the people that bring forth these ordinances come from?agneck said:
Thankyou Governor Abbott for saying this. City regulations diminish greatly property rights. Tree ordinances for one. Now cities such as NewBraunfels have implemented water quality runoff regulations from developments that cost a bunch of money and city staff admits that the public benefits from these regulations cannot be determined. Every city regulation should be defined by cost to property owners versus benefit to the public. If you cannot measure benefit to public then a new state law should be enacted to eliminate it. Our cities are enacting ordinances that look like California.
Goldilocks government.
Federal government is too big.
Local government (except ISDs) is too intrusive
State government is just right
Do people even look at what they type?
I'm a HELLOVA lot more worried about dengue fever small. Living in an unincorporated area with out the benefits of tree trimmers and plastic bans on texting bags coupled with having to get a permit in order mash potatoes in the public bike lanes.......well... mayhem is GUARANTEED !!!!!
Now who can argue with that?
I think we're all indebted to Agneck for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particularly glad that these lovely R and A posters were here today to read that post.. Not only was it authentic Texags political gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and age.
I think we're all indebted to Agneck for clearly stating what needed to be said. I'm particularly glad that these lovely R and A posters were here today to read that post.. Not only was it authentic Texags political gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in this day and age.
MY guess auto correct crushed another thread titleSynopsis said:
Oh hell yeah! They could wear Hudson Bay blankets made into skinny jeans as part of their act. Kind of like Kiss but with more sores.CanyonAg77 said:
Oh, and to channel Dave Berry, Smallpox Large would be a great name for a rock band.
How do you give ISD's a pass. Agree with the rest. They compose 75% of the property taxes. high schools around here are lavish compared to what I went through. And yet worthless since teachers cant get control of their classrooms. Horrible waste in education these days.Duncan Idaho said:APHIS AG said:And I wonder where do the people that bring forth these ordinances come from?agneck said:
Thankyou Governor Abbott for saying this. City regulations diminish greatly property rights. Tree ordinances for one. Now cities such as NewBraunfels have implemented water quality runoff regulations from developments that cost a bunch of money and city staff admits that the public benefits from these regulations cannot be determined. Every city regulation should be defined by cost to property owners versus benefit to the public. If you cannot measure benefit to public then a new state law should be enacted to eliminate it. Our cities are enacting ordinances that look like California.
Goldilocks government.
Federal government is too big.
Local government (except ISDs) is too intrusive
State government is just right
ttu_85 said:How do you give ISD's a pass. Agree with the rest. They compose 75% of the property taxes. High School around here are lavish compared to what I went through. And yet worthless since teachers cant get control of their classrooms. Horrible waste in education these days.Duncan Idaho said:APHIS AG said:And I wonder where do the people that bring forth these ordinances come from?agneck said:
Thankyou Governor Abbott for saying this. City regulations diminish greatly property rights. Tree ordinances for one. Now cities such as NewBraunfels have implemented water quality runoff regulations from developments that cost a bunch of money and city staff admits that the public benefits from these regulations cannot be determined. Every city regulation should be defined by cost to property owners versus benefit to the public. If you cannot measure benefit to public then a new state law should be enacted to eliminate it. Our cities are enacting ordinances that look like California.
Goldilocks government.
Federal government is too big.
Local government (except ISDs) is too intrusive
State government is just right
I don't. That just seems to be the mind set with the posters here.
The thinly veiled racism displayed on this thread is sickening.
you're right..TEXIT said:
The thinly veiled racism displayed on this thread is sickening.
NOT ANOTHER DIME
Until smallpox cities fire large trees and end the authority of trimming professors. Damn obama's sons at it again !!
Can we just call it what it is, #Largepox?
TexjbA&M said:
Don't know about other cities, but New Braunfels specifically has historically been the victim of floods 72', I believe one in the 80's, 98', 02', 10' or 11' and also considering the amount of the money generated by people traveling to enjoy the clear clean cool rivers. It is most definitely in the public and economic interests of the city to portect the rivers and potential flood run off when managing new development.
Not all cities have the economic and flood related risks when considering runoff but New Braunfels does.
It is solid rock upstream of New Braunfels. The reason NB has flooding issues is because it is built in the floodplain and the water has nowhere else to go when we get major rainfall events. I've grown up along the Guadalupe all my life. I own property along the river that floods. Entirely. It flooded well before there were any Comanche to witness it, much less the Krauts.
No amount of permeable cover is going to be able to handle 12-20 inches of rain in 8 hours. It's nice but ineffective for the types of rainfall events that cause major flooding.
Yeah, that's definitely it.agneck said:
Obviously the only people on this thread owns no property except for the house and lot it sits upon. Therefore you don't understand property rights and the assault that comes from city regulations that will cost you lots more money when you want to upgrade your living quarters.
Wow. When someone has an epic fail like OP did, I both enjoy the ensuing ribbing that they get, and I look forward to the OP's return to see how they have become the butt of some pretty good jokes. It's good for everyone to be humbled from time to time.agneck said:
Obviously the only people on this thread owns no property except for the house and lot it sits upon. Therefore you don't understand property rights and the assault that comes from city regulations that will cost you lots more money when you want to upgrade your living quarters.
But man, you honestly want to just try to make your point? Did you even READ these responses.
So dissatisfying.
The last time there was a smallpox large epidemic MF Barnes was immune. That's gubmint over-reach right there.
This thread makes me happy.
Ha ha. Ya, I just can't resist using a Blazing Saddles reference whenever I get the chance.ttu_85 said:MY guess auto correct crushed another thread titleSynopsis said:
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Where TF did OP go? What is happening here?
Carl Hungus said:
Where TF did OP go? What is happening here?
Aliens got to him. Anal probe. So sad.
Cow Hop Ag said:Carl Hungus said:
Where TF did OP go? What is happening here?
Aliens got to him. Anal probe. So sad.
Nope. It was the smallpox large. Duh.
All government laws should have to pass a basic cost benefits any assistance. But then that would mean almost no government, so the statist would allow that.
"Fort Worth where the West begins...and Dallas is where the East peters out!"
88planoAg said:Cow Hop Ag said:Carl Hungus said:
Where TF did OP go? What is happening here?
Aliens got to him. Anal probe. So sad.
Nope. It was the smallpox large. Duh.
And where do you think smallpox large comes from?
Aliens.
Charpie said:
I had smallpox large once. It really makes you think
Yet you survived. You're not human.
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And where do you think smallpox large comes from?
I think it's pretty obvious it's a part of the Reptilian Agenda.
My parents loved me. I was vaccinated
Smallpox doesn't come in large; only tall, grande, and venti.
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Personally I'm greatly anticipating OPs third post in this thread.
Bump. Please don't die smallpox large thread. Please don't die.
I will not tolerate our cities that have smallpox large
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