Trouble in Paradise?

[LonghornDave]

ight?

 

[1sahorn]

If the ticket has $5 printed on it, I'd buy a few, frame one, and send the others to Aggie friends for Christmas.

I checked; closest I could find was a ticket to the aggy vs SMU game. Face value on the ticket was $2.50. At the time that was considered expensive.

 

[Sangre Naranjada]

I suspect the sales in B-CS of alcohol, anti-depressants, and weed have significantly increased after the reality of the ND loss set in.

Maybe not weed, if Weigman gets his supply from home...

 

[Horn6721]

LD
1983 was just adding in the ..ight.. to the r in his post right above that one to make... right?

 

[WorsterMan]

If the ticket has $5 printed on it, I'd buy a few, frame one, and send the others to Aggie friends for Christmas.

Sabre,

I'm impressed with your thoughtfulness and kindness for our friends in College Station during the troubled times for them...

 

[TEXAS1983]

You have to read the two posts together.

I need to reup my sponsorship.

 

[txhorn_et]

I checked; closest I could find was a ticket to the aggy vs SMU game. Face value on the ticket was $2.50. At the time that was considered expensive.

$2.50…my first hourly wage job. I thought I was rich!!!

 

[rick mueller]

$2.50…my first hourly wage job. I thought I was rich!!!

That much! My first hourly wage was $0.86 at the City of Austin Public Library Main Branch.

 

[everette]

The purchasing power of the federal minimum wage has fluctuated; it was highest in February 1968, when it was $1.60 per hour!

Sad!

 

[WorsterMan]

Believe you are correct Everett. I think I remember my first hourly wage was $1.60 for a part time job I had in 1968... woohoo!

 

[txhorn_et]

My $2.50 was in 1971 working for a contractor at Dow Chemical. Looking back, I didn’t know how good I had it compared to y’all’s wages.

 

[rick mueller]

My $2.50 was in 1971 working for a contractor at Dow Chemical. Looking back, I didn’t know how good I had it compared to y’all’s wages.

txhorn - was that in Freeport and did work for Dow at any other time?

 

[NRHorn]

Had no idea he was Eminem 2.0

The trick everyone is missing is the Mentalist changed a suburban QB into a kid from Compton..
Amazing stuff.

 

[NRHorn]

My $2.50 was in 1971 working for a contractor at Dow Chemical. Looking back, I didn’t know how good I had it compared to y’all’s wages.

Don't wanna big time you losers, but high earner here so far.
I was paid $4.10 an hour in 1984 at Warner Records warehouse.
I also was the volunteer bartender for the parties we held for album releases.
The stories I ve got.

 

[Dionysus]

The stories I ve got.

Spill

 

[1sahorn]

Spill

& pics...or it didn't happen

 

[WorsterMan]

Don't wanna big time you losers, but high earner here so far.
I was paid $4.10 an hour in 1984 at Warner Records warehouse.
I also was the volunteer bartender for the parties we held for album releases.
The stories I ve got.

Stories: you have a hungry, unlimited forum and unbiased audience brother.

 

[militaryhorn]

Don't wanna big time you losers, but high earner here so far.
I was paid $4.10 an hour in 1984 at Warner Records warehouse.
I also was the volunteer bartender for the parties we held for album releases.
The stories I ve got.

I was a lifeguard in Temple in 89 to 90 and made $5.25 a hour. Summers were great!

 

[George Bailey]

I've pretty much lived my life in abject poverty. I am a lifelong piano tuner for the Church of Christ. Times are, and always have been, hard.

 

[1sahorn]

I've pretty much lived my life in abject poverty. I am a lifelong piano tuner for the Church of Christ. Times are, and always have been, hard.

lol
As a CoC apostate, I feel your pain. Growing up, our congregation had some of the worst singers in the history of singing. The ASPCA frequently crashed our services thinking we were torturing cats & donkeys. When we sang God put wax in His ears to dull the pain. We were the reason He started allowing some (limited) congregations to have pianos. If it hadn't been for us, you wouldn't have had ANY work, George. You're welcome.

 

[EDT]

This never gets old

 

[Chop]

The trick everyone is missing is the Mentalist changed a suburban QB into a kid from Compton..
Amazing stuff.

Shades of Phat Phil Phulmer.

 

[Chop]

I've pretty much lived my life in abject poverty. I am a lifelong piano tuner for the Church of Christ. Times are, and always have been, hard.

Poor you, and the seller of liquor to Baptists, errrrrrr…..wait a minute on that last one………..

 

[SabreHorn]

Shades of Phat Phil Phulmer.

That may be the ultimate insult in college football history. Cheating was so far down the list of Phat Phil Phaults that it might take days to list them all. If, however, you want to learn how to stab your boss (or friends) in the back, Phat Phil is the place to start. Hell, even shithead Gladchuk could take lessons from him.

For references, contact Jimmy Haslam or Lane Kiffin.

 

[SabreHorn]

Poor you, and the seller of liquor to Baptists, errrrrrr…..wait a minute on that last one………..

We ain't particular where we get it as long as there aren't more than one of us in the store at one time.

 

[1sahorn]

Three "absolutes" of religion:
1. Protestants don't recognize the authority of the Pope;
2. Jews don't recognize the divinity of Jesus;
3. Baptists don't recognize each other in the liquor store.

 

[mchammer]

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[mchammer]

 

[1sahorn]

Sips at Michigan - Page 2 | TexAgs

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Thanks mch.
Waaaaaaa...aggy tears taste SOOO good.

 

[Texadelphia]

Thanks mch.
Waaaaaaa...aggy tears taste SOOO good.

Rent free. Forever.

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