Pretty common attempt to gain "hero" status. Common among Firefighters who start fires so they can respond. Referred to clinically as "Hero Syndrome".
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Another church massacre twarted this moring by armed parishiners in Burnet, TX.
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HEB in MF is my main grocery store even though the one in Kingsland is closer, but the women are better looking in MF and more to eye fuck ,a old man gotta have standards ya know. I rarely go to the one un Burnet ,might run into a old girl friend from high-school, and from what I've heard she weights around 300lbs, afraid she might fall on me.
Ha, thats one of the main reasons I avoid the one in Bee Caves, an ex. I actually did see her once and she was so mad, her face was so red, as she made a point to storm in front of me with no basket, I later told a friend I could barely recocnize her. I believe that woman would anti-freeze a man.
I like the HEB in Marble as it seems everyone in there is limping and old like me.
The county with the oldest median age in Texas is neighboring LLANO, at 57 years. Marble Falls, Burnet Count, is 45. txcip.org/tac/census/morecountyinfo.php?MORE=1004
I love Llano. Fred Gibson country, Cooper's, Packsaddle Mnt., Deer season. Old Red Top Jail.
John Dillinger took the train and hid out there in a boarding house down river from the Llano River bridge. It was also one of Maggot's old stomping grounds.
I like all these Hill Country towns, they have enough methbillies to keep things interesting.
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I notice a bunch of deer leases in kind of south Texas. As well as exotics, such as the big horn sheep and others at the Mayfield Ranch in Christoval.
But it is really handy if you live in that area. Quite drive from north Texas. One of my bosses had a lease down there for a while but it got to be a money pit. Auto feeder. Fence to keep hogs out of the feeding area.
Clearing lanes of fire. Maintaining the blind. Gas back and forth pulling a 12 x 5 double axle ramp gate. He probably spent 8G one year and got maybe one buck. It's more economical to sometimes pay an outfitter.
Prices to hunt S. Texas are crazy, especially for the 3 Day package hunts. Add a guide to pick out and give you a price of an animal before you shoot it and the 'hunter' is rich and crazy.
A buddy was an outfitter on a 30K acre ranch outside of Pearsall and some of his rich husband and wife clientel were some real winners.
One pair just got back from a canned hunt in africa where they paid for the kinky wife to shoot a baboon in a cage, just to see it die. Then they wanted to shoot a hog with a .50 cal.
With all the evil in the world right now, killing an innocent deer, and believe me I've taken my share, is no longer a priority. I now feed the yard deer, fox and squirrels.
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