Bryan Lethcoe

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Bryan Lethcoe

@bryanlethcoe

Old guy in Houston. Former submariner. Plank Owner. Emerald Shellback. Opinions mine, etc.

West University Place, TX Se unió Şubat 2010
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@evan7257 Yes, that’s a paper tag, expiration September 2024.
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@evan7257 I just want to stop seeing this (photo taken March 22, 2026)
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@iowahawkblog Trump bringing up Pearl Harbor in a meeting with Japanese leadership ——> Japanese girl learns what “crop dusting” is
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David C Lowery
David C Lowery@davidclowery·
I did this once. Except I numbered the pigs 6, 28, 8 128 and 33 550 336. It was at the Walmart near Stanford in Palo Alto CA so the manager was trying to find pig 496.
Mike Bales 🫡🇺🇸@MikeBales

Banks County Woman Arrested After Turning Numbered Pigs Loose in Walmart COMMERCE, GA — Shoppers at the Commerce Walmart were thrown into confusion Saturday afternoon after a local woman allegedly released four pigs—each spray-painted with the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 5—into the store, triggering what authorities later described as “a logistical nightmare disguised as a math problem.” The Incident According to witnesses, 47-year-old Charlene Mixon entered the store pushing a buggy that appeared to be shaking and occasionally grunting. Employees assumed it was either a wobbly wheel or a normal Saturday. Moments later, Mixon allegedly opened the buggy, shouted “Run free!”, and four pigs scattered across the store—one toward Housewares, one toward Grocery, one toward Electronics, and one directly into the Vision Center. The Numbering Scheme The pigs were labeled 1, 2, 3, and 5, which immediately caused confusion among staff. “We spent an hour looking for pig number 4,” said assistant manager Trevor Haskins. “Then we realized there wasn’t one. I’m still mad about it.” Several customers joined the search, believing it was some kind of promotional event. Police Response Banks County Sheriff deputies arrived quickly, though officers admitted they were “not trained for livestock deployed with psychological warfare.” One officer slipped near the bacon section, which he later described as “deeply ironic.” All four pigs were eventually captured using two laundry baskets, a pallet of marshmallows, and one determined elderly greeter who said she had “handled worse at the Piggly Wiggly years ago.” Mixon was arrested without incident, though she did request that officers “let the pigs finish what they started.” Charges Authorities say she faces disorderly conduct, livestock at large, interference with commerce, and “creating unnecessary suspense via missing number 4.” The pigs were unharmed and transported to a local county animal control facility, where staff described them as “friendly and surprisingly fast.” Community Reaction Locals have already dubbed the event “The Great Walmart Pig Caper.” A Facebook group titled “Where Is Pig #4?” has gained hundreds of members.

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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
I am now attempting the Houston TSA line. We'll see how bad it is with no PreCheck and no CLEAR being available.
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@wayofftheres My notoriously fickle 16-yo son likes this stuff. My local Costco is carrying it at the moment.
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Clay Martin ⚔️@wayofftheres·
Getting my oldest to try new things is pulling teeth, but his eyes lit up like Christmas morning with his first sip of root beer at his cousins house yesterday. Who’s got another brand recommendation?
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Tooth Chipper
Tooth Chipper@Tooth_Chipper·
Pilot Callsigns in the movies: Maverick. Fenix. Iceman. Hangman. Payback. Pilot callsigns in real life: Pants Shitter. Frumpy. Doodypoots. Dandy. Rat.
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@RichOToole Peanut butter on waffles or pancakes is pretty awesome. Also, on a plain hamburger.
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Bryan Lethcoe@bryanlethcoe·
@Ami_Marisol Sometimes y(our) favorite JAG does cross the line, saw it this week. And another .mil guy surprisingly called it out, unexpectedly. So it’s been a good week
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Matt Lanza@mattlanza·
IAH seems to be doing a lot better today.
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Stephen Fleming
Stephen Fleming@StephenFleming·
Just got three quotes for replacing a residential HVAC system. All three using American Standard-brand packaged heat pumps. Installed prices: Vendor A: $11,547 Vendor B: $13,580 Vendor C: $17,680 What the hell? 50% variation based on the name on the truck? (Identical tonnage, SEER ratings, two-stage compressors, etc.)
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tedfrank@tedfrank·
Charging the car can be twenty to thirty minutes plus a five to ten minute detour. More if you want maximum range, but realistic range is 70% of maximum if you’re only charging to 80% and looking for chargers at 15%. Road trips require some old-fashioned planning. I can’t drive my Tesla to the airport and park in a parking garage for several days in a hot Texas summer without concern that the battery will die from running the AC automatically to prevent overheating. There are parts of Texas I literally can’t drive my car to without running out of battery on the way back. So not good for dark-sky camping. I’m moderately concerned about the scenario where the grid goes down, though my ICE car didn’t fare much better when that happened. I’m mildly concerned about the government bricking my Tesla over low social credit scores. I love my Tesla X, but it’s in spite of it being electric. Would much prefer if it were hybrid with a small backup ICE, but that would probably cost some acceleration and ironically range.
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