All Activity

Good luck this week though. Would love to see how you guys fare against the Bulldogs.

Honestly, I'm new here. Family moved to the Sour Lake area in July. I want to root for all of 10-4A in the playoffs, but I have found the BC fans to be the most arrogant and rather annoying group I've interacted with on this message board. BC fans I've met in person haven't been much better. Hard to root for you guys if I'm being completely honest. Maybe I shouldn't hold it against the kids...but the limited number of people I've interacted with have made me have a general dislike for BC unfortunately.

I went to the store (wal-mart) the other day and got a bag of dog food ($50), 2 different dog treats, gallon of tea, 4 cucumbers, salad dressing, a couple other things I can't remember and it was $130...... In my head I was thinking $80 - not counting dog food, there were only 4 small bags........ That was not a warm and fuzzy feeling

Can you answer this question that has bothered me for a long time. Since my retirement why am I capped on how much I can earn in a year? If I am willing to work and I pay my taxes why handicap me. Is this how they separate the haves and have not. This year I believe the cap is $24000.00.

None

They'll beat Stafford as bad as they want...then they'll do the same to the winner of the BC/Navasota game

Valdez likely to sign with Baltimore for 200 million

Honest question. What polls do you give weight to.

I don't see that happening for a long time. I think a 4.5-5% Mortgage is affordable and possible. Lower is always better BUT, it also gets people to buy a more expensive house because they can afford the note.....Often, what they find is a bigger home is a higher tax bill, higher insurance bill, higher utility bills and higher repair and replacement cost. That big house you got on a "deal" in 20 years will cost you 25K to replace the roof versus 10K or less for a more modern house. These are things Dad preached to me about when I thought I knew everything.....LOL

They polled 1005 people in that poll, it’s why I never trust them.

Today it is $2.85. That is a valid point.

I wonder how much of the $2.79 is taxes? Plus, maybe, built in State regulations that drive the price up?

Energy prices really depend on your location. The east coast has not felt that relief yet. In October I saw gas as low as $2.19 in Southeast Texas, while at the same time $2.79 on the east coast. Groceries are still pricey.

A Corpus Christi opening Per Chris Thomasson of Kiii3Sports: #BREAKING: Ray’s Craig Charlton is retiring after 11 seasons with the Texans. Charlton informed his staff Wednesday and I was able to confirm early this morning. I’ll have more tonight on @Kiii3News. The Texans’ job is open.

Per Matt Stepp: Waco Connally has posted their HFC position, HFC Terry Gerik has moved into an AD only role Waco Connally is OPEN Also...... Wilmer-Hutchins is looking for a new HFC, Elzie Barnett who led the Eagles since the school's reopening in 2011 Wilmer-Hutchins is OPEN

UT is sensitive! Bless his heart! @UT alum

It appears that this individual can recognize TDS at 20 paces! LOL!

Inflation is down. Energy prices are down. Again, like I've stated, wait for the Big Beautiful Bill to kick in around the spring or early summer. Just in time for the mid-terms!

We do have idiots. But your side has blithering idiots. Like that Democratic Congressman thought that an island could tip over! The really bad part about it -- he was serious!

Arkansas at #17 Texas(-9) #22 Missouri at #8 Oklahoma(-7.5) #15 USC at #7 Oregon(-9.5) Kentucky at #14 Vanderbilt((-9.5) #11 BYU(-2.5) at Cincinnati Samford at #3 Texas A&M

S2S podcast both pick BC

Sounds pretty accurate. They’ve gotta better shot this year than last year and hopefully they can catch La Vega looking ahead.

They are playing Stafford… they will be fine lol

Public sentiment (especially in polling) is usually lagging behind real-time changes. And this is especially true with the economy. The winning message (for both GOP and Dems) is always about the economy, affordability, and jobs. And right now the Dems are winning the messaging.

I know this is a long shot but we may never see 3.5% again. That would really boost the housing market. What do you think he will do to adjust the cost of every day essentials?