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Anything by Zeppelin. My personal favorite is heartbreaker.

Luckily my parents set me up with the Texas Tomorrow Fund, which is great. It locks in the price of college at that time when you set up the account, which they set mine up in the early '90's. So I started college in 2005 but paying the price it was then. It's good for 120 credit hours and it covers tuition and fees, except lab fees. I would really look into it if you have kids who will be going to college in the next 10 years. But, it's only good in Texas. I also got some nonrenewable scholarships out of high school and of course the student loans.

The ET can mean East Texas or if read backwards can mean Tatum Eagles. 86 is the year I was born.

Red- That 70s Show

That's just dirty. Hence DirtyBird I reckon. I was pulling for the Boys though, I really wanted a rematch between GB and Dallas, plus I can't stand NY. Maybe Favre could have gotten that elusive win at TX Stadium.

1. Attend Speed Weeks and the Daytona 500. 2. Scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef. 3. Throw a huge party and invite everyone I know.

Guns Up!

I sure hope you did.

Hahahahaha. No way will NY beat Green Bay. Favre and his disciples are going to do work. NFC: GB over NY AFC: Pats over Chargers Super Bowl: Going out on a limb here GB over Pats Doubt it will happen but I can always dream.

Gargle salt-water for the sore throat. I have no clue if it works, it's just what my Grandmother has told me to do and I never tried it.

Run get outta here, he's blurry. I miss Mitch. Why do they call them apartments when they are together?

Wait until Texas.

The Boondocks has to be the funniest tv show I have seen. I believe it is way better than family guy, although I watch that show very often as well. My roommate even has The Boondocks theme as his ringtone.

Packers all the way. Super Bowl baby!

Aaron Ross for the NY Giants. Went to John Tyler.

I was going to Tech when that game happened. Man the students/fans there are wild.

Tatum was settled in the 1840's by Albert Tatum and his second wife, Mary C. (Rippetoe) Tatum. In 1848, they built a large plantation there. In 1885, the Santa Fe railroad came through, and the town was divided into individual lots. One of their sons, Paul "Uncle Fox" Tatum, who studied architecture in New York, laid out the streets. He became the postmaster in 1886. The city of Tatum lies along Trammel's Trace, an old trade route. A marker at the south end of town commemorates it. In the city park stands the restored Santa Fe depot.

Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly is to the bone. When beauty fades away, ugly holds its own.

Al Jesse Hillary Micheal Moore Rosie That guy on the SuddenLink cable commercials.

300 and The Number 23

In Tyler it's El Lugar or Don Juans. But Gonzalos in Longview beats anything around here.

Street signs, knives, and random beer/alcohol decor.

Darlington. One exciting race and plus it has alot of history to it.

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If I was Ganassi, Montoya would never drive another car for me. That's the main thing that he stressed to Pruett and Montoya, to not wreck each other. I'm surprised Pruett didn't pop him one on the nose.