Sometimes I get a...ah...a bad case of ...ah...er...ahh...ummmm, ahhhh writer's...ummm...block

Try as hard as I can, I can't think of any snappy patter for these pics:




But, I'm sure they have something to do with these:


See what you think!

I cudda been a contender!

Dustin's spare time in San Antonio is spent playing 6 man football as show below:

I could have done that! I could have been a contender! And now I'll have a Newcastle and relive my glory days in the music industry...with the Contenders, of course.

Walter, Champ, and the boys (and trick, of course).

learn more about them, HERE.

Reading Between The Lines 101

A) Read this comic...

B) Now Mull it over a while, Martin.

Trying One More Time

Look what I found while cleaning out the photo bin!

There's something about this one that I can't quite put my finger on...

You know who won't be playing this game, I reckon...

I ask'd fo' a new hat on my bir'day an' all I got wa' this...

Hey this is way too new for my record bin, but might as well give it a spin:

'cause it's all new and all Leon

How 'Bout Dem Gas Prices?

...well you ain't seen nuthin' yet!
Democratic Congressmen(and women) passed H.R. 5321 scrapping the tax deduction given to the major integrated oil companies that helps them explore, extract, refine and market the energy that drives our economy. Congress ensured that its discrimination against the big oils would benefit Citgo, which happens to be owned by Venezuela's Hugo Chavez. Which last year siezed all US corporate oil refineries and oil interests in Venezuela.
Although in the bill, Citgo keeps its 6 percent deduction for U.S. domestic manufacturing, the same one the American oil companies loses, because Citgo "buys from Chavez".

By taxing big oil companies, Congress gives them less cash to develop new sources of supply that would bring these prices down. America's large integrated oil companies are profitable, but they also are the biggest spenders on exploration and R&D technologies. They have the greatest capacity to reach into the earth's remotest regions to produce energy; now, they'll do less of that.

The bill will force these companies to pass 18 billion in costs on to buyers; Like all private enterprises, energy companies don't eat new taxes - their consumers do, meaning higher prices at the pump. Meanwhile, U.S. oil companies will have a long-term incentive to locate operations abroad, if only to match the advantage enjoyed by companies such as Citgo.

Source: "Tax Cut For Hugo?" Investor's Business Daily, February 29, 2008.

"At least tell me you love me while your doing that."
Ben Dover, philosopher

Can I have another "Cup O' Poison" ~ Grady

The devil is in the details

Never being one to read the fine print, I'm still at a loss as to why the "classic comedy" set failed to uplaod. So, we move forward with this fine offerings:



here is the link.

News Flash...Winter Hits East Texas

Hwy 154 at Harmony community, 10 AM Friday

Hwy 154 at Harmony community, 3 PM Friday

if you blinked, sorry you missed winter!

Sometimes Life Is Cruel

Take today for instance. I got a call from Loggy himself, worried that I'd been sick, 'cause I slowes down my posting this week. Not that he sprouted a soft spot, turns out he sheeled out $24.95 for Pando Pro and now he doen't have any thing to use it on. Loggy, this ones just for you.




I call it Pando(ra)'s 24 Dollar Box set
Life is cruel part two: Pando's taste committee has deemed this group "unpublishable" and it, therefore, cannot be published.

Get A Load Of This!

Podcast for March Salutes Texas

There are classic Texas icons

commercial Texas icons

Wanna be Texas icons

and true Texas icons

Icons for hearty appetites

and some icons that defy classification

One Texas icon that will never change is "Texas Music" always innovative, always original, and 100% Texan

Trick's Synthetic Podcast Salutes Texas Music