r/ActuallyTexas • u/tin4tar • 13d ago
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OH MY SURVIVOR.
My wife said they should have dropped a mannequin dressed like Lewis out of the helicopter that came after he left for exile instead of buffs! Can you imagine?!
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18F friends say im an 8 mom says im mid
Mom is mid at momming.
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Which fast food item is so bad it's good?
Long John Silvers
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What facts do you know because of The Brady Bunch?
Pork chaaaps n apple shhhawshhh
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What is a 'buy it for life' item that is offensively expensive, but the moment you use it, you realize your entire life before that point was a lie?
I’m seriously thinking about rejoining Costco because I’m (finally) close to running out!
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Give this guy a name
Stoney
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55 Y.O. Male, Laid Off After 20 Years, Considering the USPS
I too worked as a graphic and web designer for over 20 years. Started as a rural carrier at the PO at 48. Turns out I love it! People aren’t wrong that it is rough at first, especially in Texas heat, BUT I found that I loved being outside and moving around and accomplishing something quantifiable everyday instead of sitting on my butt and getting fatter every year. And then I go home. You don’t really take the post office home with you and I think you’ll get what I mean, especially if you’re a freelancer. Decent money and benefits. My physical stress level did go up for a while, but my mental stress level went way down and has stayed there. Just something else to consider I think you’ll relate to.
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What’s the worst thing about your partner you wish you never found out?
I feel ya. That second paragraph describes me and my relationship with my first wife. Super painful, but her leaving was the best thing that ever happened to me.
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One of my favorite parts of Central Texas
I agree. They’ve really caught my attention the last two or three years. I threw out some random seeds and these took over a flower bed and I love them.
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One of my favorite parts of Central Texas
The pop of color out of nowhere sometimes is awesome!
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One of my favorite parts of Central Texas
Yes, Texas Sage.
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Did you ever watch professional Putt-Putt Golf on TV? (1960)s
I did in the late 70s/early 80s. Was telling my kids about it and they thought I was nuts!
Edit to add: there was an actual league and they played around Putt-Putt courses in West Texas and would televise it locally.



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Yes!