I have on VERY reliable authority that Jocelyn Nungaray's family does NOT want Lina Hidalgo at the funeral today, and that that has been clearly conveyed to Lina Hidalgo. Hidalgo has declared she is still going.
— Michael Berry (@MichaelBerrySho) June 27, 2024
No, I cannot reveal the source. I've been wrong a few times…
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Can't they simply deny her access? They don't have to allow her to be present.
Sea Speed said:
Can't they simply deny her access? They don't have to allow her to be present.
I attended a funeral a few years back where there was a big rift in the family. There was law enforcement hired to work security at the funeral and they had instructions to turn away two brothers and a sister.
Thankfully they didn't try and crash the funeral (which is a weird set of words to type).
Mack needs to hire security and, if the family wants, have them turn away politicians that try to attend.
jetch17 said:
She looks like pee wee with a wig on
Dora has that sweater in red.
Yes...this happens from time to time. Can confirm.maroon barchetta said:Sea Speed said:
Can't they simply deny her access? They don't have to allow her to be present.
I attended a funeral a few years back where there was a big rift in the family. There was law enforcement hired to work security at the funeral and they had instructions to turn away two brothers and a sister.
Thankfully they didn't try and crash the funeral (which is a weird set of words to type).
Mack needs to hire security and, if the family wants, have them turn away politicians that try to attend.
I spent five years in the funeral business and it was not unusual for us to have to keep certain people from attending funerals. Many times it was the mistress.BohunkAg said:Yes...this happens from time to time. Can confirm.maroon barchetta said:Sea Speed said:
Can't they simply deny her access? They don't have to allow her to be present.
I attended a funeral a few years back where there was a big rift in the family. There was law enforcement hired to work security at the funeral and they had instructions to turn away two brothers and a sister.
Thankfully they didn't try and crash the funeral (which is a weird set of words to type).
Mack needs to hire security and, if the family wants, have them turn away politicians that try to attend.
Man, I'd love to see your resume, cause it seems like you've been all over the place in your life.
It's pretty amazing how normal Ryan seems in real life, when you read some of the things he's posted on TexAgs.
But, hey, we all know how to fake normal.
But, hey, we all know how to fake normal.
Well she attended.
Jugstore Cowboy said:
It's pretty amazing how normal Ryan seems in real life, when you read some of the things he's posted on TexAgs.
But, hey, we all know how to fake normal.
I can't fake normal. There's absolutely nothing normal about me, and I think we all know that after all these years here.
I've done a LOT of different things in my life. It's all been very rewarding and I think has contributed significantly toward having a really good perspective on life.CDUB98 said:
Man, I'd love to see your resume, cause it seems like you've been all over the place in your life.
I've been in some form of public service or service industry my entire adult life. Even as I move toward my next venture when I start collecting my retirement pension in a few years, my plan is to continue public service as a college music instructor.
I want to leave the world a better place than it was when I got here.
You mean it's not normal to be a socially awkward introvert who just wants to do things in life that make a positive difference for others?Jugstore Cowboy said:
It's pretty amazing how normal Ryan seems in real life, when you read some of the things he's posted on TexAgs.
But, hey, we all know how to fake normal.
Ryan the Temp said:I've done a LOT of different things in my life. It's all been very rewarding and I think has contributed significantly toward having a really good perspective on life.CDUB98 said:
Man, I'd love to see your resume, cause it seems like you've been all over the place in your life.
I've been in some form of public service or service industry my entire adult life. Even as I move toward my next venture when I start collecting my retirement pension in a few years, my plan is to continue public service as a college music instructor.
I want to leave the world a better place than it was when I got here.
Collecting? How old are you to have hit the rule of 80?
Rule of 80? That's not how my pension works.AlaskanAg99 said:Ryan the Temp said:I've done a LOT of different things in my life. It's all been very rewarding and I think has contributed significantly toward having a really good perspective on life.CDUB98 said:
Man, I'd love to see your resume, cause it seems like you've been all over the place in your life.
I've been in some form of public service or service industry my entire adult life. Even as I move toward my next venture when I start collecting my retirement pension in a few years, my plan is to continue public service as a college music instructor.
I want to leave the world a better place than it was when I got here.
Collecting? How old are you to have hit the rule of 80?
Ryan the Temp said:Rule of 80? That's not how my pension works.AlaskanAg99 said:Ryan the Temp said:I've done a LOT of different things in my life. It's all been very rewarding and I think has contributed significantly toward having a really good perspective on life.CDUB98 said:
Man, I'd love to see your resume, cause it seems like you've been all over the place in your life.
I've been in some form of public service or service industry my entire adult life. Even as I move toward my next venture when I start collecting my retirement pension in a few years, my plan is to continue public service as a college music instructor.
I want to leave the world a better place than it was when I got here.
Collecting? How old are you to have hit the rule of 80?
City?
Not age + years of service = 80?
The "socially awkward introvert" part is probably why we got along.Ryan the Temp said:You mean it's not normal to be a socially awkward introvert who just wants to do things in life that make a positive difference for others?Jugstore Cowboy said:
It's pretty amazing how normal Ryan seems in real life, when you read some of the things he's posted on TexAgs.
But, hey, we all know how to fake normal.
Ohhh....maybe that's why you seemed normal to me.
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I can't fake normal. There's absolutely nothing normal about me, and I think we all know that after all these years here.
I think several of us were meant to be eccentric geniuses. We just kind of skipped over the "genius" part in our youthful haste.
Milwaukees Best Light said:bigjag19 said:
Does that mean we can all go to her wedding? Clearly it's ok to show up to private family events without an invite.
Talk about the lamest wedding party ever. Couscous, tofu and nonalcohol sparkling cider while awkward nerds are dancing to the B52's and some LillithFair music. Nope, I'm good.
I disagree, I think it would be a target rich environment to do some damage in.
Did she get in front of the camera? Give any whiny speeches? Make it all about herself?bigjag19 said:
Well she attended.
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I remember my dad's story about his great uncle bringing a gun to a funeral with the intention of shooting his son in law.Ryan the Temp said:I spent five years in the funeral business and it was not unusual for us to have to keep certain people from attending funerals. Many times it was the mistress.BohunkAg said:Yes...this happens from time to time. Can confirm.maroon barchetta said:Sea Speed said:
Can't they simply deny her access? They don't have to allow her to be present.
I attended a funeral a few years back where there was a big rift in the family. There was law enforcement hired to work security at the funeral and they had instructions to turn away two brothers and a sister.
Thankfully they didn't try and crash the funeral (which is a weird set of words to type).
Mack needs to hire security and, if the family wants, have them turn away politicians that try to attend.
I think I want to hear that story sometime.
First time I ever met SJL was at a funeral she inserted herself into.
When you worked security for her ?
Since we spoken about your resume
Since we spoken about your resume
I have never worked for her, nor will I ever. I was working for Houston Embalming Service at the time.redag06 said:
When you worked security for her ?
Since we spoken about your resume
My time working for Congress was in John Culberson's office.
You've shared pictures of you working as "security"for her.
Before you wiped your posting history before running for city council.
Before you wiped your posting history before running for city council.
This is 100% false.redag06 said:
You've shared pictures of you working as "security"for her.
Before you wiped your posting history before running for city council.
Stop lying. It's not a good look.
wtf?
redag06 said:
You've shared pictures of you working as "security"for her.
Before you wiped your posting history before running for city council.
Pretty sure you are confused.
You look nothing like Gerald Womack.
This thread direction
Confused about what? He shared plenty over the years.
He never shared anything of that nature. I've been reading this board since way before I started posting and even prior to RTT taking a break from this board for jackasses being jackasses to him.
Never did I see him compliment She-Jack or talk of working for her.
Never did I see him compliment She-Jack or talk of working for her.
I've said positive things about her on occasion. Even a broken clock is right twice a day or something ...
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Ryan the Temp said:
First time I ever met SJL was at a funeral she inserted herself into.
You will get the chance to complete this circle in a couple months.
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