EARLY EPISODE: The Texas Revolution: Part 2
Part 2!
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I lived in Oklahoma City for 39 years and had never seen the come and take it flag before today
Shame a horse ride a cowboy.
Houston born and raised and Nate makes me feel SEEN. By this point Nate should be considered an Honorary Houstonian
Northern Pride Nate. We dont ye-ha and I respect you for stuck up for us
If I herd this right does this mean joe is a feet guy? Not shaming just shocked he finally admitted it.
Also, auspicious Final Fantasy Tactics references, with yet another recent re-release.
While there's no single source of truth for "Hoosier" I prefer the story of a bar fight coming to a close, and someone holding up a severed ear and shouting "who's ear?"
Nate are you thinking of the nine inch richards closer to hogs parody of nin closer, there's a deadpan yee haa in that
Not me scouring the comments for the answer 👀 😂
I bet burning bush smoked ribs snapped back in the day...
My daily commute involves going down the 26 lanes (not 19) of I-10 through Houston (technically Katy). It's as annoying and soul-sucking as you think it is.
I've had to drive that a few times and it was enough to convince me to stay in Centex
Nah but for real yee-woop goes hard
Can attest to everyone becoming a foraging goblin when out on a field-ex. Finding wild raspberries in a bush next to where we set up the gun team was always fun. Laying down sustained fire, feeding a belt into a GPMG and scarfing down fruit was a weird mix of activities 🤣
Yeeeeeeeehaw
I'm now imagining a dude with the thickest southern drawl you ever done hear singing the Red Army song "Army of the People".
Centrifugal Horse. That is all
I would appreciate you mentioning how many parts there are all together. I like to listen to them all at one sitting and it's not obvious to me if the series is finished yet. Is it 2/2?
They mentioned 4 parts in the first episode, but that could have changed.
I appreciate the Jack Burton 'Pal' Nate threw out.
Wouldn’t Santa Anna be a foot guy (singular)?
I did ancestry.com and found my 4th cousin was a captain in the American cavalry and helped capture Santa Ana’s leg. They used his leg to play baseball with it in the first baseball game played in Mexico. He later went on to serve with Sherman in his March to the Sea.
Where's Rich?
Texan Gaara using a stream of chili from the gourd on his back to break Santa Anna's leg
My entire family went to MSU. I did not. West by God Virigina. The only state to succeed from the Confederacy.
I'll take West Virginia over MSU any day. Parts of West Virginia are pretty nice, and they have one of the largest species of salamander in the world
A tramp stamp that says 'come and take it" but 'take it' is tattooed on the inside of opposite ass cheeks and you only see it when they spread
The Beaumonts are legitimately a good band to hatch out of TX. Toby Keith is the ugliest woman I have ever seen and if you don't love the Lord you're fucking fucked. Now, I think I deserve a fucking drink cause Friday nights ain't been the same since we gave up on cocaine and started smoking speed out of a lightbulb.
Imagining tejano Bubbles stuck in the mesquite thicket
Texas limit break is just oiled up and heavily lathered in lard on barbecue that animates into golems.
Not Joe dropping a full metal alchemist joke. That made me laugh way too hard.
Oh the Bowie knife, the the knife that a cowboy stabbed Dracula in the heart with. Working with a solicitor who decapitated The vampire with a kukuri. And this is from the original Dracula book from 1890s.
Just want to say I love your profile picture
The intro reminds me of the war banner from the English civil war that depicts a lamb poking its head out of a barrel with the words "Cvckholds VVe Come" stitched above it.
One remembers suddenly that the people fighting there were like 16, & one gets hit with the "oh right people are roughly the same anywhere" In the north sentinel island they undoubtedly make jokes about much the same
Really no quips about the town of Fat Bush? Mezquite looks a lot like a Thorn tree for you europlaced folk. A lot a lot like black thorn but instead of berries it has pea pods. Looks nothing like juniper. The northeastern chaparral has juniper too. (I have a 100 year old mezquite living out back, it is covered in tropical mistletoe) If you shame a horse successfully they fucking die of Fulminating Equine Esophagal Thrombosis
Horses do love to be dying cuz someone used the "clean oven" setting.
Dropping bars about 19th Century Texans call that Quincy Morris flow
Oh my God, I wasn't the only one who thought of that immediately. The Texas cowboy in Dracula It's still the funniest fucking thing in that 1890s book