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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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I do not think Waylon Jennings would be yelling like Jtex either that a private company hired a trans spokesperson.

I know his son does not care.
 
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I guess it takes a Texan to know that ain't Waylon (who was also a Texan) but Red Steagall -- another great Texas musician.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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We all know Waylon covered this song along with about 6 others.

Still waiting for you to answer one question you have refused to answer for 3 or 5 post.
 
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Waylon sang Bob Wills is Still the King.

But never recorded Lone Star Beer and Bob Will Music.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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If I really wanted to be a lack of a better word, jerk. I would go off on you shall address me as Commissioner or your Honor like a doctorate of veterinary medicine did here.

You want to know why I take offense to kiddo I have told you.

I am not anyone’s son, kid, youg’n, use whatever condescending term you want.

I have earned my adulthood.

Here is a scary thought for you and your side King. I am the closest to you in demographic and voting you are going to have in my age and education demographics.

Now, make any reply you desire.


You want to be addressed by a title now or did I read that incorrectly? Your typing is often off and I shall hold my opinion as to why that may be.


I liked that part too.

I wonder if addressing him as, "Your Grace" would be good enough or should it be, "Your Excellency"?
"Lord Humongous" from the Road Warrior movie?


Was it ever decided for us if we need to refer to Sparky with a specific title?

"Ma'am as in ham"?

I hadn't heard yet, what do they address King Charles as after the initial, " your Grace "? Pretty sure it ain't, "Ma'am as in ham".

Should the kid be "Excellency " or "Benevolent"? Sir seems a little common. I think Baron would be great! "Baron von Heym".

Standing by for my correction.
 
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Ok Children, Big Grin

Would be interested in some perspectives on this?

Because I definitely see the hypocrisy of the woke mentality.

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Years and years ago I had this big long list of grievances against lots of folks for no particularly good reason and my assistant fire chief suggested to me that it was much easier to take offense than give offense. Big hard pill to swallow for me.

Not to long before or after that, his sister in law ( and former fire chief,) was listening very intently to me complaining about everything and everyone and when I paused to catch my breath and wipe my tears she asked," gee Scott, do you think it's everyone else or do you think it's just you?" Mad
She got instantly added to the list!!! rotflmo rotflmo rotflmo

If someone is going to take offense at blackface, I think most everyone doesn't want to give offense and so we avoid it.

I don't think most of us take offense at cross dressing, but we would like some kind of say so when it comes to the where, when, why and how our offspring are exposed and introduced. I've feel no need to explain or be forced to explain cross dressing to my six year old. I have that authority. They have no reason or authority to force otherwise for example in a drag queen story hour.

If by any tradition, societal norm, custom, cultural practice or opinion women have not had to share team sports or bathrooms or clothing departments with men, I certainly think change or different practices could be good but a bit of discussion and wisdom well in advance seems called for. Over the past several decades it seems the majority agree that blackface is a performance that is not appropriate in our culture. I don't care for it nor would I participate as an audience.
If men are to be allowed in womens sports and other gender exclusive venues it also should have well thought out and very broad public support, not because we don't want to hurt Sandy's feelings. It seems at this time many women athletes and sportswomen don't like the male intrusion.

( Get it? "Sandy") aren't I witty.


Yep can see your point. Id just say though that I dont think its solely about intrusion, or maybe that intrusion isn't the best word too use and that something a bit heavier might be more appropriate. have you seen Riley Gaines speaking on the impact a trans competitor has had on her and her female compatriots?
 
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This guy was hired to make money for the company. Period. We shall see if it works. I am interested in how much Budweiser do these people drink? How many beers do they predict he will sell over just a dog spokesman like Bush Beans? Strange.

Regardless, people like this are a microscopic percentage of the population and they commit suicide at a rate of 40%. This issue may self resolve before I find out whether it was a sound business decision.
 
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If I really wanted to be a lack of a better word, jerk. I would go off on you shall address me as Commissioner or your Honor like a doctorate of veterinary medicine did here.

You want to know why I take offense to kiddo I have told you.

I am not anyone’s son, kid, youg’n, use whatever condescending term you want.

I have earned my adulthood.

Here is a scary thought for you and your side King. I am the closest to you in demographic and voting you are going to have in my age and education demographics.

Now, make any reply you desire.


You want to be addressed by a title now or did I read that incorrectly? Your typing is often off and I shall hold my opinion as to why that may be.


I liked that part too.

I wonder if addressing him as, "Your Grace" would be good enough or should it be, "Your Excellency"?
"Lord Humongous" from the Road Warrior movie?


Was it ever decided for us if we need to refer to Sparky with a specific title?

"Ma'am as in ham"?

I hadn't heard yet, what do they address King Charles as after the initial, " your Grace "? Pretty sure it ain't, "Ma'am as in ham".

Should the kid be "Excellency " or "Benevolent"? Sir seems a little common. I think Baron would be great! "Baron von Heym".

Standing by for my correction.


I personally think " Junior" would be more appropriate..... But thats,just me.

It has always been my experience that when a,petulant little boy has to tell you that he's all grown up ........ He really has a long way to go......
 
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Like when someone says they're going to be honest with you? I remember I was in my mid 30s when it started to dawn on me I didn't know half as much as I previously thought I did. I think they call it growing up or something...
 
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Yes kind of agree. I remember the moment I gave some advice based on experience, knowing that the younger guy I was talking to me, was about to do exactly what I would have done at his age.
At that point I thought I was grown up but it wasn't till I was introduced too the idea that as we gain knowledge, we begin to realise how much we dont know. Which kind of made me less certain in my opinion and willing to see others views that I really considered myself adult.... Except....

I never really want to grow up. I find pleasure in doing things well below my age at times.
 
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If I really wanted to be a lack of a better word, jerk. I would go off on you shall address me as Commissioner or your Honor like a doctorate of veterinary medicine did here.

You want to know why I take offense to kiddo I have told you.

I am not anyone’s son, kid, youg’n, use whatever condescending term you want.

I have earned my adulthood.

Here is a scary thought for you and your side King. I am the closest to you in demographic and voting you are going to have in my age and education demographics.

Now, make any reply you desire.


You want to be addressed by a title now or did I read that incorrectly? Your typing is often off and I shall hold my opinion as to why that may be.


I liked that part too.

I wonder if addressing him as, "Your Grace" would be good enough or should it be, "Your Excellency"?
"Lord Humongous" from the Road Warrior movie?


Was it ever decided for us if we need to refer to Sparky with a specific title?

"Ma'am as in ham"?

I hadn't heard yet, what do they address King Charles as after the initial, " your Grace "? Pretty sure it ain't, "Ma'am as in ham".

Should the kid be "Excellency " or "Benevolent"? Sir seems a little common. I think Baron would be great! "Baron von Heym".

Standing by for my correction.


I personally think " Junior" would be more appropriate..... But thats,just me.

It has always been my experience that when a,petulant little boy has to tell you that he's all grown up ........ He really has a long way to go......


So when do you grow up?
 
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Always bern my experience not to let anyone insult me.

For instance I do not call you old man, crippled, cowboy, those heavier than they should be obese.

Do, no you want to call me s child, junior, kid, or kiddo, can go straddle a Billie goat.

My trophy case is just fine.
 
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Calling someone a cowboy in my neck of the woods is a significant complement.

As, it is reserved for those who are.

I remember the first time a salty old rancher from my youth called me a pretty good cowboy — a badge of honor.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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All depends on how you mean it when you say it.
 
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I see Nike has responded and asked us to " Be kind,...be inclusive," I guess I mostly agree. These newly minted product spokesmen deserve no less and I'm certain that the eyes of God see no less or different.

Id happily buy them lunch, a bouquet, a Christmas card or mow their lawn for them, but I'll not be asking a man to model a ladies bra for my daughter. How goofy can it get?

We wouldn't ask PETA for assistance skinning a buck nor would we ask The American Lung Association for a light.
 
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All depends on how you mean it when you say it.


Cowboy only means one thing to me…that you are a cowboy. A compliment in Texas. I am very proud of my cowboy heritage.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Always bern my experience not to let anyone insult me.

For instance I do not call you old man, crippled, cowboy, those heavier than they should be obese.

Do, no you want to call me s child, junior, kid, or kiddo, can go straddle a Billie goat.

My trophy case is just fine.


Damn it, use spell and grammar check! The cell phone excuse sucks. You come across as illiterate at best. 2020


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I see Nike has responded and asked us to " Be kind,...be inclusive," I guess I mostly agree. These newly minted product spokesmen deserve no less and I'm certain that the eyes of God see no less or different.

Id happily buy them lunch, a bouquet, a Christmas card or mow their lawn for them, but I'll not be asking a man to model a ladies bra for my daughter. How goofy can it get?

We wouldn't ask PETA for assistance skinning a buck nor would we ask The American Lung Association for a light.


The problem, Scott, as you are well aware, is that inclusive, as defined by the Left, actually means our way or no way. Hardly inclusive at all really.
 
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At the main beer stores in Cooke County Texas…Bud Light is stacked to the roof of the cold room as they can’t get rid of it.

Miller Lite and Coors Light sales are at 150% and Lone Stars and Pabst Blue Ribbon are sold out within a day of delivery!


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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. . . you gotta be quite the homophobe to boycott a beer brand based on the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals. Some of you guys must think you are going to “catch queer” if you get too close to “one”.

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New one to me, calling someone a cowboy as an insult. Confused
I could never understand people getting upset over being called a name. Big deal, it does zero physical harm to anyone.
 
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Paid in full I think, used his music to do it



He sure as hell didn't pay up willingly. The part he did pay the IRS had to take.


People like Nelson use firms for their taxes and his screwed up royally. He was able to sue them and recover in full the monies he lost to the IRS. I don't remember for sure but $15 million sticks in my mind.
 
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. . . you gotta be quite the homophobe to boycott a beer brand based on the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals. Some of you guys must think you are going to “catch queer” if you get too close to “one”.

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Smiler Well I don't think I am a homophobe, but I boycotted Bud Light many years ago because it is terrible swill. Not my idea of a good beer.


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A prime example of getting more foolish or at least not as generous as age settles in: my father. When he was 35, he was a Democrat who believed strongly in helping the poor.

By the time he was 65, he was a Republican and didn't give a shit about the poor.

Now, he's 92 and a big Trump supporter. Has FOX News on twelve hours a day. Still doesn't give a shit about the poor, and thinks "Trump was sent by God to save our country."

Looking back at my own life and career, I peaked, was at my sharpest, at about age 45.


Follows the old saw......if your young and conservative you're heartless.....as you age you become conservative.....or you're brainless!
 
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President Trump calls for ending the Justice Department, and no one cares on here.

A private company hires a spokesperson who has done no crimes and harmed no one. However, it has 700 plus views

We have real problems. This topic is not one.

What is clear is a very large part of our listers care what others do with themselves, what private companies fo from a hiring standpoint.

Those are not very libertarian or conservative positions.

Gaging at gnats while choking down President Trump calling for suspension of the Constitution and his reinstatement as President.

Scott King: There is no blathering when you challenge to my credentials is checked.

If you wish I can send my appointments to you. I have others on here.

I am also a state Commissioner that regulates for profit schools in KY. Ask and I will send it to you.

You want to call me a kid. No, I will not let my life’s work be made trivial by you.

You have no superiority to me or anyone else here.

So, take your condensation, your attitude, and go complain about the church that looked down on you for an unmarried girlfriend.

What I am. I am. I will gladly stay here ruining your day apparently.

The only thing I have to do to live the life
you wanted to live is not die in my sleep.

Discuss me as you wish. If I am your biggest problem, you have a blessed life.


YOU have real problems, in the West.

You have started glorifying the unacceptable in human terms.

Your universities that have been so great in the past, don't allow anyone a free opinion any more.

Blacks who have never been slaves, are demanding payment from white who have never owned slaves.

What an utterly fucked up society yours have become!

A freak is upset because he wants to be a woman, but has a dick and balls, and doesn't know whether to go to the ladies or gents toilets??

Fucking hell, what next?

Serving shit in 5 star restaurants? rotflmo


You old coot! You just described our democrat party animal
 
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. . . you gotta be quite the homophobe to boycott a beer brand based on the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals. Some of you guys must think you are going to “catch queer” if you get too close to “one”.

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I don't think that holds true in this case, Mike. I know first hand the gay and trans community around my area are pissed off at the activism and especially the inclusion of minors. They feel like the paedofile community is trying to piggy-back off the successes of the mainstream LGBTQ folks. They've even re-named themselves and now are the "Minor Attracted Persons" and have their own flag to fly on Pride Day. To top it all, the UN just released a paper stating in part that it is acceptable for adults to engage consensually with persons "below the statutory ages of consent".

I know for a fact the local drag queens are disgusted with the shows including minors. They insist it is adult entertainment for nightclubs only. Likewise the lesbians are being called transphobes because they don't want to go down on trans women when the point of lesbians is about not sucking dicks.

Then there's the women's sports issues. I think the Bud Light commercial with a questionable tranny (a lot people in that community think he's a gay man riding the crest instead of a true trans) was a breaking point that gave people who didn't used to give a crap about personal choices a voice about the abuses associated with the trans movement as it exists right now.

Yeah, there are bigots mixed in but not nearly enough to affect a major brand to the extent this has.
 
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Yes kind of agree. I remember the moment I gave some advice based on experience, knowing that the younger guy I was talking to me, was about to do exactly what I would have done at his age.
At that point I thought I was grown up but it wasn't till I was introduced too the idea that as we gain knowledge, we begin to realise how much we dont know. Which kind of made me less certain in my opinion and willing to see others views that I really considered myself adult.... Except....

I never really want to grow up. I find pleasure in doing things well below my age at times.


Outstanding.
 
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. . . you gotta be quite the homophobe to boycott a beer brand based on the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals. Some of you guys must think you are going to “catch queer” if you get too close to “one”.

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Thought that was a woman? A woman marketing to gays? Confused.
 
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I could never understand people getting upset over being called a name. Big deal, it does zero physical harm to anyone.


Classic comeback, "...been called worse by better...".


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the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals.


I saw a statistical analysis (I am not vouching for the accuracy but the numbers seemed about right) that showed if Anheuser-Busch had gotten everything single LGBTQ person in the world to drink Bud Light…it would have been difficult to recognize in the former profit margin curve.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Why do companies go so wrong in preferring freaks over normal people??

When the bloody freaks are so small in number?


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Why do companies go so wrong in preferring freaks over normal people??

When the bloody freaks are so small in number?[/QUOTE

Just like our government???

Its seems ridiculous to me as well.....

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What are the real numbers? Was this virtue signaling or was it a plan to bring trannies over from some other beer to Bud Light? The total numbers of these people are really a very small percent of the population. Are they well known as cheap beer drinkers? If every one of them went out and drank 3 Bud Lights tomorrow, would it even show up in the company numbers? I simply do not get hiring this guy alone as a marketing move? We will see if Keystone Light hires him too?
 
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Really it's just a right wing hot button issue being used to detract from the fact that they are offering up nothing for the good of this country. Bud Lite never marketed or sold a single can of beer with that label on it and look at you guys go apeshit. Bunch of snowflakes being played. All kinds of butthurt when you should just be laughing at a stupid idea.
 
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Well, queer beer seems to be a thing of the past as the two marketing gurus who came up with that brilliant idea are on "leave of absence" with AB.
Lane, if you ever get to Houston, look me up.
 
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. . . you gotta be quite the homophobe to boycott a beer brand based on the fact the beer company tries to market to homosexuals. Some of you guys must think you are going to “catch queer” if you get too close to “one”.

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Smiler Well I don't think I am a homophobe, but I boycotted Bud Light many years ago because it is terrible swill. Not my idea of a good beer.


Skyline is exactly right on this point.
Bud Light is not a quality beer by any measure.
What AB has done is opened the door for their long time consistent buyers to try something else - something that was virtually unthinkable to most Bud drinkers.

What A.B. somehow failed to recognize is that Brand Loyalty is a two way street.
MJines, it's not about catching queer, it's about the customers' loyalty to the brand and the brand's loyalty to it's customers.
Bud Light didn't become the redneck beer of choice on the loyalty of LGBTQ and drag shows.
It was built on the connection to football, NASCAR and bass fishing and how strongly their customers identify with those things.

Bud Light's market share probably won't recover from this mistake.
 
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Smiler Well I don't think I am a homophobe, but I boycotted Bud Light many years ago because it is terrible swill. Not my idea of a good beer.



Seems to be a common theme for you people to pass judgement on the quality of Bud Light beer. I don't even drink, but I'm smart enough to know that it doubled the sales of any other beer in the world. Since nobody is making these people buy Bud Light and it's not like 1/2 the price of everything else on the market, your opinion is in a very small minority.
 
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Smiler Well I don't think I am a homophobe, but I boycotted Bud Light many years ago because it is terrible swill. Not my idea of a good beer.



Seems to be a common theme for you people to pass judgement on the quality of Bud Light beer. I don't even drink, but I'm smart enough to know that it doubled the sales of any other beer in the world. Since nobody is making these people buy Bud Light and it's not like 1/2 the price of everything else on the market, your opinion is in a very small minority.


And since you don't drink beer, your opinion on Bud Light's quality has no value at all.
Right?
 
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Well, queer beer seems to be a thing of the past as the two marketing gurus who came up with that brilliant idea are on "leave of absence" with AB.
Lane, if you ever get to Houston, look me up.


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