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They're not all gone - they're just harder to find but when you doSodbuster wrote:I have another one, the disappearance of the drive-in theater. It's not really a peeve at anyone or anything other than just like so many other cool deals from back down the road, the times just passed them by and rendered them to oblivion other than in those memories.
.It hasn't become my pet peeve but there sure appears to be a heap of animosityDoubleJ wrote:this thread has become my pet peeve.
no, no, no, please continue
between cyclists and foot people. I hope we don't start to have peddle-by or walk-by 
on the paths. That would be a bummer. 
Well, the ganbangers know who might be able to protect themselves in the parks and who can't. Who is the main gang banger in Harris County? Name names.subsonic wrote:Rules prohibiting citizens from carrying weapons.
Harris County park rules prohibit anyone except peace officers from carrying. The argument could be made that the rule is not valid because it's government property but it annoys me they would even try to enforce such a regulation.
You mean all folks or just men folks?Sodbuster wrote:Let me slip back in here with a couple more...the characters waddling around with their britches falling off their foot like it was some kind of symbolic badge of pride or some social statement or whatever...the folks out in public taking a poorly concealed leak beside their car on the highway or beside a bush at the boat ramp...
flintknapper wrote:longhorn_92 wrote:Parents who don't parent and just want to be their kids "Best Friend"....this is why we have so many kids who think the world is their playground.TheArmedFarmer wrote:
Trespassing teenagers who think the world is their playground, private property be darned. They steal and destroy and have parents who excuse their behavior and wouldn't think of saying no to their little darling devils.
+1
I'll have to join you on this one.
Me too. 
