I remember part of the thrill of going to a concert was getting to the box office on the day the tickets went on sale. You got there knowing what the price was going to be and you bought exactly the amount of tickets you could, or that they would allow at one time.
Then you waited months for the show.

These are the kind of money making schemes meth heads think are great ideas.

One of the prettier ones I’ve been on recently is HWY 170 along the Rio Grande. I took this video going West from Presidio past the Big Bend Ranch State Park to Lajitas.

Living in Texas, I have to make this distinction:

I started watching it last night, it’s not that bad so far. I’m 3 episodes in, I’d give it a C+ so far.
I guess I’ll decide if your rating is accurate after a few more shows.  

uh, Texas has better BBQ, and Mexican Food. (not to be confused with Tex Mex, which is okay)

Do the fellas not able to pee also have man buns?
Asking for a friend...

I have a big steel bumper. Pushing them out of my way usually does the trick.

it’s WAY more convenient than waiting in their damn long assed lines.
using the app, I don’t have to deal with a bunch of people... I hate people!

I’ve been using Calibre for years and highly recommend. 

You forgot them Toyota’s, Hoss.

Did I miss it? Those memory foam mattresses make me sweat like crazy!

More of a roadside attraction. But near Amarillo, on the east side is the “slug bug ranch”.  Less famous than it’s cousin, the Cadillac Ranch...

I couldn’t resist.

I thought I was the only one that hated Tilapia.  It tastes like crap and the texture is disgusting.  Otherwise, I like most seafood I’ve tasted.

Whataburger is where it’s at!

I was going to come in and say this was available in Windows 10.
Calling it god mode is stupid, there are over 3000 known gods created by man...
I’m going to call it Flying Spaghetti Monster Mode!

Damn, I’m old.
I used most of these at one point or another in my lifetime.

This reminds me of the Jeep Bro’s yanking folks out of the mud with chains attached to the ball hitch!

I worked at a downtown boutique hotel in Dallas that had it’s dumpster/compacter in the delivery area.