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Thanks! I never knew Crazy Water came from Mineral Wells. I've seen it before but now I'll have to try it!

Sorry to hear about your issues with kidney stones. A few years ago my daughter (who was 17 at the time) came into the master bedroom and woke me up at 3:30am. She was in serious abdominal pain and also had nausea. Took her to the hospital ER... diagnosed with a kidney stone and sent home with prescription medicine and pain medicine and told to drink lots of water and it would likely pass. Back home she got worse and I took her back to the ER. CT scan showed large stone in a difficult location. Urologist removed the stone surgically and she stayed in the hospital for two days. So I've seen how serious it can get. She has changed her diet and hydration and hasn't had any more problems. My neurologist recommended CForce to me for migraines. Gotta stay hydrated and he said Chuck's ranch artesian water has a very good electrolyte and pH profile. I really like it but Chuck is proud of it! Good luck with the kidney stones!

I really like CForce bottled artesian water from Chuck Norris' ranch outside of Navasota. Chuck had his ranch evaluated by geologists hoping to find oil and gas. Earth scientists told him the bad news was no oil and gas. Good news was deep artesian ancient aquifer of unusually pure quality. CForce is expensive but I really like the taste, the pH and mineral profile. HEB and Amazon carry it and it can be ordered from his website.

Keiiy. I'm surprised LSU has recruited as well as it has lately... I thought the TV broadcast of Kelly reaming out his WR on the sideline and cussing at him and telling him he's "uncoachable" would make recruits think twice about wanting to play for him. It wasn't the only episode showing how Kelly treated his players in the '24 season.

#86 was a great player and a great Longhorn.RIP Tim Campbell.

Excellent idea. I'm estimating 105k subs by 8/30/25 kickoff in The Shoe. I'm fascinated with the thought of everyone in a sold-out SRO DKR being an OTF subscriber. I agree with you on Bobby assembling an All Star team. I think another reason for the success of OTF is the overall good manners and love of Longhorns athletics. OTF has a nice comfortable vibe. Hook 'Em!

To me, Luka was easy to like but impossible to love. Especially when the question became a contract for HALF -A-BILLION Dollars!!! BTW, I used to go to Mavs games with my late father back in the Don Carter days and have some good memories. Never much of a fan after Mark Cuban. I think Cuban is a bit like Jerrah...he loves certain players. Even with Cuban gone, I've pretty much lost interest, but I think the Adelsons got about all they could for Luka and I don't see him leading the Lakers back to greatness.

I'm retired from decades of work in corporate public affairs. I trained and briefed senior executives before they did media appearances. Also accompanied them on interstate media tours with print and electronic media mostly regarding issues in business and crisis public relations. Yesterday I listened to Arch's interview while out walking and thought... well, there it is. A training tape for execs and athletes before they start doing interviews. Bravo Arch! And Hook 'Em!

Excellent news. He received help from God, his parents, friends and family, physicians and nurses, and many others. He also has a strong will to live and compete. As a father I understand your concern and your joy. As a divorced man, I have zero advice on "how to tell my wife he's decided to play football again." Best wishes and Hook 'Em!

I was in attendance at the "44" game. Back then I had season tickets in Section 26U. My wife and I had close friends Mark and Mary who always drove with us from Dallas to Austin for the Longhorns games. Mark and his wife Mary were Texas fans through and through. The kind of good Texas Exes we all know and love. Sadly both have since passed away from natural causes. Mary was 43 when she died and Mark was 53. They are both missed by their friends and family. Thanks for posting the story about Cole Pittman. I remember him as a great player and an even greater young man who left his mark in the history of Texas football. That "44" game was special, just like he was.

Have enjoyed your posts for years in different places... This reminds me of why, way back in the 1970s, my SAT verbal was perfect and my Quant was one point above Stanley the Chimp! I have to spend $ in the restaurants in Vegas and stay away from the tables!

Well, it could have been considered a '"family event" if the young man was accompanied by a family member. Or 11 family members as we have seen at Texas before!!! Of course we'd like a coveted recruit to give a silent commitment on his first visit to the Forty Acres and stick with it until signing day. These days that seems rare. I remember how Mack didn't want his recruits to take other visits after an "understanding," but these days I personally feel better about a guy who has taken visits to his top 2-3 offers... perhaps that kid is less likely to hit the portal out if things don't go as he expected.

Yeah...it was about to be over at 4th and 13 and it would have been ugly. Quinn recognized, reset and made the throw and Golden made sure of the reception. OL blocked every rush lane. TD on 4th and 13... relief and highlight. Hook 'Em!

So Mom's an Aggy?! Hook 'Em from your new family...

My daughter was born in April after the last Cowboys Super Bowl 1995. She'll be 30 this year. She graduated from UT in 2017. I left a long post today about going to Super Bowl VI in NOLA in 1972... Dallas 24 and Miami 3. Long time ago. The Longhorns will win 2+ Natty's before the Cowboys win another SB I'm sure! Glad to have you Jeff... followed you for years.