There's twenty of them.

The result isn't terrible, although I'm not sure I like where this tollroaditis is taking us. My main compliant is purely selfish. About once a week I go to Dallas from Fort Worth and have to make my way back to FTW after 10pm. This would be fine, but 183, 30, and 20 headed west all have construction going on at the…

Bell's recently started cracking into the DFW market. I haven't really picked any up, but I noticed they created a special Texas-brand IPA. Too bad I'm not much for IPAs. I think I purchased one of their darker brews, but it has been several months (and beers) since then.

But no opposed to making money. I personally don't like cider very much. Most of it falls into the "too sweet" category. I've never tried Austin East Ciders, but I see the cans on display a lot. There's also Bishop Cider out of Dallas. I've actually tried that. Not too sweet. But I'll probably stick to beer.

But that's the quickest way to get to the marrow!

Probably time to settle down with the right man and start a family.

That's a lot bald guy flexing. And butt stuff, I guess.

I don't understand your sentence, but I'm not gonna think about it cuzza these here testicles.

I really like The Rundown as well. Kind of a stupid action movie, but I have no problem with that.

Even in that case, don't you just grab a beer and some dry rub?

Gonna take more than that. It's important that we disrupt all traffic to put in these toll roads.

Dogs can look up.

I've never had a succotash, that I'm aware of. It sounds like such a whimsical dish.

I was gonna say Burger King, but I wouldn't with that on anybody.

* Immediately raises hand, and then sheepishly lowers it.

Double agent?

If I could, wood you?

Depends, are they they kind where you grin and bear it, or the kind where you grin and bare it?

I enjoy the banter between Hoffman and Hoskins even now.

Again, I don't know enough about fungi for you to really hold a functional conversation with, but my mom's back yard has a bunch of puffballs and stinkhorns.