Hou75 🥃😏 @Hou75

Opened mined guy always learning about new people and things. Houston,Tx Joined October 2008

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10 hours ago

@realsydsmith Gearing for Sunday Funday pre game tall boy lifting?

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5 days ago

#neverforget 🇺🇸

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Congratulations on the new series Six of Us, @TomKingTK looking forward to reading it, the premise of the series reminds me of an episode of Murder, She Wrote. Murder among Friends season 12. #comics @DarkHorseComics #thrillers

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6 days ago

@AnnieAgar Good theory.

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The Sting @TheStingisBack

a week ago

Jean-Claude Van Damme’s dance scene in Kickboxer was almost cut; producers worried it made him look silly. But Van Damme, trained in classical ballet, fought to keep it, saying it made his character feel more human. And honestly, that splits-wiggle combo alone justified it.

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a week ago

@bradfo Seattle been doing that circle thingy, when they win 🤣

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a week ago

@DCOfficial

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B-52 "BUFF" @BoeingB52BUFF

2 weeks ago

A B-52 did what?! In 1990, during a joint exercise in the Persian Gulf, a B-52 called up USS Ranger and asked for a flyby. The carrier said yes, then reported no visual when the bomber called five miles out. The B-52 crew answered, “Look down.” The BUFF came in below the flight deck, so low the jet wash kicked spray off the water. Cold War low-level training made that pass possible. Sailors on Ranger got one of the rarest views in naval aviation: an eight-engine bomber sliding past a carrier like it belonged there.

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2 weeks ago

Not in the booth tonight ?@blummer27

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@astros @MethodistHosp

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2 weeks ago

@Chandler_Rome This is because of the Avengers meddling with time lines??

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2 weeks ago

Happy Flight ✈️ “aka” Escape New York @blummer27 @astros

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History With Jacob @HistoryWJacob

2 weeks ago

This camera saved General Patton's life. Sicily, 1943. During a drive, Patton stopped to take a picture of the town ahead. Seconds later, a salvo of German shells screamed in and tore up the road right where he would have been driving. The hobby everyone teased him about had just kept him alive. Old Blood and Guts went nowhere without his Leica, a 35 mm camera engraved "G.S.P. Jr." in gold. Leica was the finest camera in the world at the time. Patton shot hundreds of frames across North Africa, Sicily, and Europe, then mailed them home to his wife Beatrice. His reason: so that some future historian could write, in his words, a "less-untrue history" of him.