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txyaloo

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4:53p, 10/3/26

AG

Northern Burnet county. Had ~5" fall yesterday in a few hours. Nearly 8" the last 2 days

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4:58p, 10/3/26

AG

I'm hopeful that all this rain washes away the phrase "nothing burger".

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8:54p, 10/3/26

MIP. Aggie Park. Saw officer and tried to hide his beer. Officer's ticket book was too damaged from rain. Verbal warning issued. #BTHOarkansas
— Texas A&M Police (@TAMUPolice) October 3, 2026

Some Ag should be running laps around the beads tomorrow morning.

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In reply to double aught • 12:06a, 10/4/26

AG

double aught said:
I'm hopeful that all this rain washes away the phrase "nothing burger".

It was a veggie nothing burger.

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In reply to schmellba99 • 11:13a, 10/4/26

schmellba99 said:
Thunderstruck xx said:
schmellba99 said:
Tree Hugger said:
I'll be happy to turn off my sprinkler system tonight. My yard is barely hanging on and my water bill was over $400 last month.

Wasting water on grass is idiotic. I've never understood this thought process.

The grass will come back. It always does.

That's incorrect. It will die and leave bare spots, especially when there's no rain and your city is under water restrictions.

Nahhh, it comes back. It always does.

The grass will come back naturally right?

After rainfall on Friday and Saturday left Zilker Park a muddy mess, Austin City Limits Music Festival organizers found some quick fixes — turf, piling mud and pushing water around. pic.twitter.com/F1XczvwLAl
— Austin American-Statesman (@statesman) October 3, 2026

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In reply to Thunderstruck xx • 7:21p, 10/5/26

AG

Thunderstruck xx said:
schmellba99 said:
Thunderstruck xx said:
schmellba99 said:
Tree Hugger said:
I'll be happy to turn off my sprinkler system tonight. My yard is barely hanging on and my water bill was over $400 last month.

Wasting water on grass is idiotic. I've never understood this thought process.

The grass will come back. It always does.

That's incorrect. It will die and leave bare spots, especially when there's no rain and your city is under water restrictions.

Nahhh, it comes back. It always does.

The grass will come back naturally right?

After rainfall on Friday and Saturday left Zilker Park a muddy mess, Austin City Limits Music Festival organizers found some quick fixes — turf, piling mud and pushing water around. pic.twitter.com/F1XczvwLAl
— Austin American-Statesman (@statesman) October 3, 2026

Wait...doesn't heavy machinery use lots of fossil fuels that take us one day closer to the climate change armageddon?

You can turn off signatures, btw

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