High? Maybe. Ripoff? No.. go do it yourself then.. I had to train a fuckton and buy hella tools that barely, if ever, get used.. to be a mechanic.. if you could, you would, but you can't, so you wont.
I genuinely don’t understand why contractors keep exploiting homeowners who need basic utility repairs.
I was quoted $1,800 to replace a standard 40-gallon residential hot water heater.
Actual unit costs $550 at Lowe's.
The copper fittings and pipe sealant take about $40 in raw materials.
Job takes two hours of labor for a standard swap.
You are charging $1,210 in labor for 120 minutes of work.
That's an hourly rate of over $600. For what exactly?!
Its funny to me how streamers complain about stream snipers like us normal people will relate.. awe, you can't take $20 out of Tommy's mom's purse without having to work for it? Fuck outta here..
Tex-Purplex retweeted
My autistic brain does not care for concepts of authority.
The idea that someone is right, just because of their status, and not the substance of their argument, is illogical.
This is my biggest issue with @ARCRaidersGame rn..
Tex-Purplex retweeted
Replying to @SDSLLC_USA
Generally agreed. But this is not going to be a war of weapons. We'd lose instantly. That's what they want. That's why they are pushing violence everywhere you look. They want another J6. We need to be smarter than that. This is a war of minds. The first thing that we need is for the average citizen to understand that our government, big companies, a good portion of police and more are satanic pedos raping, torturing, killing and eating children. We need people to understand the links between freemasonry and the occult. That will be the most difficult hurdle. Those people are your neighbors, police and business owners. We're not there yet. Then this must be a bottom up approach. We have to work together to clean house in our local areas. Actual good law enforcement will arrest corrupt politicians and other corrupt people, corrupt law enforcement will arrest the ones trying to point out the corruption. Right now there is an accused pedo running for law enforcement as a Republican with zero opposition. Clean up locally then move to the state level. Montana has already created a set of laws to block some of the overreach. If we can get all 50 states to do the same it will cripple federal overreach. Then we can look at taking that.
1. The average American must be aware of the horrific things these satanists are doing. And that's hard because it is so bad most people have difficulty acknowledging that this happens at all. This is where community groups and churches come in. It must be an average public conversation.
2. Stop feeding the beast as much as possible. What you buy and where directly affects the system. What you consume digitally and physically matters and impacts the system.
3. We need an old fashioned local witch hunt. Find the people that are ruining or helping to ruin the country and remove them. This will take a lot of work and effort to even uncover who they are. Satanists do give us signs. And when you find one, all you have to do is start taking a closer look at who they do business with and who they associate with.
4. We need good people to stand up and take over local positions. Mayors, councils, school boards, all of it. The reason many of these people get voted in is because politics and the lime light are so brutal no one wants to take it on. We need to take these positions and change or add laws to prevent corruption.
5. Cities that have taken these positions and have these groups need to work together to take the State level.
6. States and groups then band together to take on the federal level. States rights often have more power than they federal government. Change laws to limit federal overreach and prevent corruption.
That would be me..
BREAKING: A computer glitch just left nearly 600,000 Texans’ voter registrations in limbo, days before early voting starts.
Texas is scrambling to process a backlog of nearly 600,000 voter registrations after a state computer failure, with early voting opening Monday, per The Guardian.
From October 2025 to February 2026, Texans who chose to register to vote on the Department of Public Safety’s driver’s license website got receipts confirming it.
But their registrations were never actually recorded.
This dev team is titties.. I love em 🤣
We're holding our hands up and we got a few things wrong.
We are pushing a backend update:
▫️Removing Blue Cash & XP Bonus
▫️Driver Progression Fixes
▫️Fixing Driver Exploit Preventing lots of players from accessing tanks too early
▫️Coming Soon: Limited Mode Servers (No Power Weapons & Vehicles)
Full details in the video here:
Tex-Purplex retweeted
The City of Austin ballot has two Charter amendments that sound aligned but are backed by completely different groups. It’s a paradox.
Prop G comes from City Council. It would force all citizen-led ballot initiatives onto even-year November elections only, supposedly to maximize voter participation.
Prop I comes from citizens. It would put recurring independent efficiency and affordability audits into the Charter itself, locking in ongoing oversight power for the people. More than 20,000 Austin voters signed the petition to get it onto the ballot.
Both are sold as ways to give voters maximum input on major city decisions.
So why would someone who supports Prop G be so opposed to Prop I? Ask your council member. They want you to vote Yes on G, but they’ll tell you Prop I isn’t in your best interest. Meanwhile the main opposition to Prop I comes from a small cohort of City and County employees, under 6,000 people, many of whom aren’t even Austin voters or taxpayers. The contradictions are astounding.
Tex-Purplex retweeted
🚨 BREAKING 🚨
ATF Releases NFA guidance in response to the Texas NFA lawsuit:
"Effective October 9, 2026, ATF will no longer require individuals to seek ATF approval under the NFA before making or transferring short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, silencers, and “any other weapon[s]” as defined in 26 U.S.C. § 5845(e). ATF will also no longer require such items to be registered in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. These policies apply uniformly to anyone otherwise subject to these requirements, not just to the plaintiffs in the litigation."
Tex-Purplex retweeted
WARDOGS is paying players to join its losing team.
Season 2 gives Lonestar players bonus cash and XP as the developers try to fix the blue team’s “notoriously lower win rate.”
Players who win as Lonestar now get bonus cash and XP, plus extra rewards for helping teammates.
The update also changes uniforms and spawn locations, adds discounts for losing teams, and restricts team switching.
The developers call it a “social experiment.”




























