Stephen F. "UT" Austin

This is what I believe in.

why are florida and florida state never good at the same time? two historic programs and i feel like we've never gone into that game with serious implications

HOLY CRAP … Pinch Hit HR!!! 💣

@DeoVindiceXIV @I10troubador No you wouldn't

@I10troubador I want to go to grad school for English, I’d like to teach.

I finally got an interview for a job on Monday. It’s not exactly a career (it’s Marshall’s) but it’s literally the only place that responded.

Two hilarious things about this tweet that Rocky Mountain people see all the time. First, it’s very common for NYC/SF/DC beltway people to spend several *days* on vacation on Western public land. Shortly after, they fancy themselves policy experts and proudly proclaim their “love” of public land but then go home and go out of their way to advocate for its privatization and sale. They return to their cities and condescendingly explain to Westerners that we must privatize public land or sell it off to foreigners/investment funds/billionaires/out of staters because line must always go up and BLM land isn’t as “pretty” as the NPS parcel where they vacationed. Second is BLM land, from a conservation perspective, isn’t set aside for recreation or aesthetic value, and he’s displaying a complete lack of knowledge in our land portfolio that disqualifies him from weighing in on its sale. What the National Park tourists don’t understand (because they don’t live here and their knowledge of the issue is quite shallow) is the BLM land that he disparages for not being pretty is “multiple use.” This is a particularly brilliant and uniquely American management classification that allows large swaths of land to be wild and working landscapes that permit livelihoods and conservation. Oil and gas operations can share their parcels with sensitive sage grouse leks. Mining operations can occur, with regulations, on migratory game corridors for some of our biggest deer and elk herds. Recreation and hunting can still occur right next to a seventh generation small family run cattle operation. There’s also a big 2A connection here. Near my university, the only place the kids have to go to zero in their rifles before elk season is BLM land. They couldn’t do any shooting sports while away at college be it not for our local BLM parcel that Andrew wants to sell because it’s not as pretty as Yosemite. BLM as an agency isn’t perfect but their scientists have been instrumental in collaborative efforts to restore the Bonneville Cutthroat trout (a symbol of the West, beloved by westerners, and endemic to the waters of Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, and Idaho) as well as Colorado’s iconic greenback cutthroat. Migration corridor habitat protection by BLM for Mule deer, bighorn, and elk has been instrumental across a number of states in the Rockies for keeping herd numbers where they need to be so we can fund wildlife conservation work with hunting tags. If members of the America first coalition want to partner with rw people of Western states, they shouldn’t be so prideful and think that a vacation qualifies them to advocate for the sale of public land that they woefully misunderstand in terms of both the purpose and how we manage it. Public land enables a unique heritage, culture, people, ecology, and set of livelihoods that make tourists like Andrew want to come and spend time out here. Once you put a fence around it all, and lose access to things that American legends like Teddy Roosevelt set aside for us and our children, you’re just advocating to further strip America for its parts so long as that sacred line goes up. East coast conservative think tankers and GOP staffers should learn fast that the rw under 50 high elevation crowd isn’t Orrin Hatch. We are led by Hunter/angler groups and GWOT vets like the guys at @Sagebrush_Inst who embody servant leadership and stewards of our beloved American commons. We follow ranching families like @caseymurph1 who safeguard our land from foreign land grabs. This issue is very serious to us.

@gtj24 @UncleDishwasher Even the Hispanic ones often are, see: Austin FC

@FightLike36 @UncleDishwasher Every non Hispanic “fan group” is transtifa

I have been watching soccer in the US for over 30 years A major thing I have noticed in the culture here is this shift towards a self-loathing in hopes that the rest of the soccer world will think we are more knowledgeable and thus respect us more It has been wild to witness

@FkinNunez @Evertxn nobody wants to watch a game at a baseball stadium tbf

@Evertxn Went to a NYFC game and they were selling tickets at $5 behind the goal in the home end due to the low attendance numbers

USA is so clear for sports… how do they have a crowd at an under 14s game 😭

@Evertxn nobody in miami has a job

@PowerstrokeChad idek what that is gotta be from VA Tech

Are they touse?

@BasilTheGreat He looks like Bob Does Sports

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@st_louis_stan Great response.

I just don't understand how the seemingly agreed upon line for immigrants is "you low-status low-IQ losers should actually be kissing our feet and thanking us for being here" is supposed to engender good feelings towards them from Americans

I did a double take on the second photo on this listing

There are the two lines I see from upset immigrants 1) "We're better than you, you're just jealous and resentful of us" and 2) "This is all very frustrating for my personal career plans and life goals," I see very little gratitude, actual love for America (and not just the opportunities it presents, and especially not concern for America's people outside of a very insular SF bubble

@diawlectical Actually the precise opposite is true. These institutions are the ones guaranteed to survive.

The dying gasps of the SEC empire. It’s like Americans with China. We’re living in the Big Century now. The time is over for you are your institutions with 98% acceptance rates.

@OyeBhartsingh @eigenrobot What is the danger

@eigenrobot Can’t do, US government knows the danger of alienating India.

Why is USA most hated country in India?

@ObviousTTBurner Both years we lost to Kansas we beat Tech 🤣

@FightLike36 More losses to Kansas than us…

Texas has never lost to UTEP in football. Texas Tech, however, has! *Six* times, in fact.

@plzbepatient @travis4nh I hate the state of Iowa so much

@FidelCacheFlow None of this is true.

Mexicans have been assimilated for almost two centuries, worked so deep into the fabric of U.S. at this point majority of the Military, and College graduates are Mexican-American. From Cowboys, Nashville-craze, Yellowstone, Boots and Tequila is Laarp’ing Mexican Culture.

@TheCheesyChin This complaint would hold legs if you didn’t get goose egged in the CFP by a team supposedly propped up by the “bogus rating system”

Sucks we can't have ESPN make up a bogus ranking system for our conference too 🤷🏼‍♂️

@JoshPateCFB I would trade the existence of our women’s basketball program for a title game appearance. Just get us there and spot the ball

Most fan bases would trade 3 titles in any other mens or womens sport for 1 in football

@JacksonBig12 We didn’t call you soft! We called your schedule soft!

I get why Texas doesn’t play Tech, they’re not soft they play Ohio State, Notre Dame and Michigan I prefer regional games so I disagree, but I get it. But also you can’t call us soft if you won’t play us and a team from your league just canceled a home and home with us.