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BudreauReye said...
Yeah. Out here up the river, we tried baseball, but it never caught hold. Billy Bob insisted on using an alligator gar as home plate. We used to have bassball, but have you ever tried whackin' a bass with a bat? They wriggle too damn much and it's hard to throw'em to home, but the gar does appreciate'em!
Hell! Where I'm from up in Sweetwater, they just had their rattlesnake roundup. When I wuz growin' up we had official representatives who would let themselves get bit for the show of it ... they would rotate in 'n out over the years so's nobody would get too pisened. Come to think of it, that is how they came up with the name for that In 'n Out Burger Bar over in Roscoe.
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Ahhh! So you know West Texas! ;)
Actually, the summer before the eighth grade, I learned to drive on nighttime two lane highways on the way from Sweetwater to Hamlin. On Friday nights after payday, my father would want to go get some beer - the north side of Hamlin was wet, Sweetwater was dry. On one trip, on the way back after a couple of beers, my father fell asleep with a cigarette in his mouth and a spark blew into the back seat and after a while set it afire. By some strange reasoning, my father thought it was my fault ... such were the days in a "dry" West Texas in the Sixties. I am pretty sure that there were not very many bi-sexual bars in Hamlin then! Actually, the idea does give me the giggles, though. As does the idea of going there to the local cafe for breakfast and discussing with the locals the possibility that there might have been. If you decide to do that, please do be careful! It is probably not quite as safe an environment as Marble Falls! ;)
Postscript: And, people wonder why it takes me so many edits to get it right! ;)
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BudreauReye said...
Wow! Just found out that the ATT has just finished upgrading their fiber optic infrastructure in my neighborhood out in western Travis County. Poor woman just came up to my door in the woods - Bwaaa Haaa Haawww!!! - after dark with no lights in sight to give me the news - Had to fire up the still so's I could see her - Durn them cedar choppers hide for stealin' all my still cedar! Might be gettin' me some Longhorn Network by the fall ... come to think of it, might need to be gettin' me some 'lectricity and one of them TV boxes a'fore then! ;)
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Trent Gorillas!!! Trent was a wide spot in the way to Oak Creek Lake or San Angelo when I was growing up. Oak Creek Lake was empty and a mesquite forest the last time I drove by there. Did not know that Trent had a Country Club. Must of come after my time. Even if it had existed when I was there, they would not have allowed the likes of me in! My sister told me of a really good restaurant on a Ranch Road out in the middle of nowhere west of Trent. Could that be what you are talking about?
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So, chupita, the nice lady that came to my door the other night said that the LHN was available on ATT/Uverse. When I check to see if it is available at my address, the web says, No, No, No! That could be because the fiber optics infrastructure has just gone in and the network may not be up and running just yet. My question to you is, if you have ATT/Uverse where you live, you do have the LHN, right? I was just wondering if that was a channel to be added at some time in the future. Inquiring minds want to know!
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chupita said...
Same thing happened with me -- a gal came over and said that Uverse was available. I called in to order it, and the sales guy said it wasn't (twice). I requested that an engineer come out here and review my hood because close neighbors had it. They sent the engineer and I was eligible for Uverse that week. The Dslam was just down the street.
LHN is a standard channel on the two upper packages (200 or 300)... I live in the Shores of Apache by Mansfield Dam and on the lake austin side.
Good luck
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