Buy you boy coule sell his wife, child and mother and still never beat out bigandy for ebay sales during the rasberry vodka year. :coolcowboy:


Happy day you turkeys. :bigbird:

I have seen first hand that there is a new sherriff on Lake Conroe in the V Hull dept. :coolcowboy:

You forgot about Cornbread

Cornbread will be at Mickeys every morning and evening for breakfast and dinner, and will be at the sushi place every day at 12:00 noon for his sushi enema. Other than that, his wearabouts will be unknown :party-smiley-004:

I think you monkeys have aired out the banana enough !!:boat::boat::violent040:

Happy ThanksGiving You Jive Azz Turkeys!!:coolcowboy:

Damn. I did forget cornbread. Probably because this winter he will either disappear to Alaska or to some remote location in Texas with a gun and a care package from Mickey.

"It ain't cool being no jive ass turkey so close to thanksgiving!"

......."YEAH!"

Only in Texas...


http://www.click2houston.com/news/Wo...u/-/index.html

Here is one for special K


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzlg3...e_gdata_player

I get into town at 2am, and by dawn, I bring the rain. :coolcowboy:

If he comes near me, i'll put him in the wall.

Let me out of the car cole, let me out of the car.

:evilb::evilb::evilb: nice !!! hahahaha that is some funny chit

gotta love Texas....

http://www.click2houston.com/news/Cu...6/-/index.html

Hells yeah!. More proof that guns save lives and property. Take our legal guns away and theives will have a field day.

nobody will ever take our guns away, that is political crap to distract us from really important political issues that politicians dont want to talk about. Thats my opinion, and my other opinion is that loud guns and loud pipes both save lives :drink::drink:

Roger that. No one will be taking my guns. Or my pipes. :)

Sweet lake boat if the wter ever comes back.

I could be wrong, but it looks like the lake went down more yesterday even afeter all that rain.

Are they still letting water out?

How do you check those stats Boatman?

Lake Conroe last 7 days:

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/uv?site_no=08067600

Check out the lake % of full....Lake Houston is 95% full and the city of Houston is selling water to other municipalities.:bsflag:

http://wiid.twdb.state.tx.us/ims/res...lakeStatus.asp

It would seem that if they would just close the dam, A rain like we just had every other week would probably fill us back up by summer and then they could have water again to take. :bsflag:

I dont know if there is any meat on it, but i chunked you a bone boatman

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/b...cash-hand.html

LAKE CONROE – Recent legal and financial activity involving Lake Conroe’s largest resort complex could signal a change in ownership or the first steps in foreclosure proceedings.

Documents acquired by The Courier indicate La Torretta Lake Resort is in default under terms of its deed of trust issued June 2007 in the terms of payment of debt secured by the property.

The action, filed Sept. 14, names Dallas attorney Wyatt Maxwell of Perkins Cole as substitute trustee, with Barclays Capital Real Estate as the beneficiary.

The default notification can be the first step taken by a lender to foreclose on a property, or merely be part of a financial restructuring that will have little or no effect to the property itself, said real estate attorney Dave Stevens, president of Texas Homeland Title.

“Either way, it’s unlikely there would be any immediate impact on the property level in terms of day-to-day operations,” he said. “It’s in everyone’s best interest for the property to continue to operate.”

What the filing means specifically for the future of the more than 300 staff and management personnel working at La Torretta is uncertain. Rudy Sharp, managing director of the property, declined comment, as did representatives from Noble House, the hotel management company responsible for operations at La Torretta.

Calls to Ronnie Ben-Zur, CEO of French Quarter Holdings Inc., the owner and developer of La Torretta, were not returned as of press time.

Financial uncertainty has been an ongoing challenge for the upscale resort complex consisting of a 300-room guest tower, meetings space, tennis facility, 18-hole golf course, water park and multiple food and beverage outlets.

A consortium of banks foreclosed on original Del Lago developer Judd Kassuba in 1986. The property closed in 2007 before it was purchased by French Quarter VIII. It reopened in November 2008 following a $130 million property-wide renovation.

The resort is up to date on its Montgomery County property taxes, Tax Assessor and Collector J.R. Moore said. The 2012 preliminary valuation for the hotel site is $10.15 million, according to the Montgomery County Appraisal District website.

“Although this (default) isn’t really shocking to me, it’s disappointing to see this happen again to the hotel,” Andrea Fahrenthold, with the AMF Appraisal Group in Montgomery, wrote in an email to The Courier. “My son and I have walked through the property and even though most of it is nicely renovated, other parts aren’t.”

What, if any, impact the default notice may have is uncertain. Maxwell confirmed his appointment as substitute trustee, but declined to comment on current or future plans for the resort complex or his role in the default proceedings.

“In a situation like this, the trustee is responsible for carrying out the instructions of the lender,” Stevens said. “He is not going to be involved in day-to-day operations or be involved with creditors.”

So far, activities at La Torretta have not been impacted by the default filing, said Al Luciano, director of sales and marketing.

“It’s business as usual at La Torretta,” he said. “This situation has not impacted the resort in any way.”

In a default situation, the lender and property owner will often work together to arrange a “seamless” and mutually beneficial resolution to the situation, Stevens said.

“That can mean bringing the finances up to date or an agreeable restructuring of the finances,” he said. “If not, it can mean a foreclosure on the borrower and a sale of the asset.”

In other words, this is what happens when you take a water front resort and trash the marina then $hit on the locals that want to help it be successful.

that about sums it up....

another local bucket listed...

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o42954-en.html

this sucks.....this guys steaks were good...so what if he is a gangster....I wonder how long it took the TABC to relize he was not a local Texan....

LAKE CONROE — The chef of two popular restaurants near Lake Conroe remains in jail after an investigation by local and federal law enforcement allegedly revealed firearms at the businesses.

Dine “Dino” Rraci, 48, was taken into custody on the evening of Nov. 22, for allegedly smuggling three or more firearms, a second-degree felony. He was also arrested for the unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon, a third-degree felony according to the arrest record obtained by The Courier though the Freedom of Information Act.

According to Rraci’s attorney, Steve Jackson of Conroe, members of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms — as well as deputies with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office — entered the Bistro Italiano & Rex Steakhouse on Nov. 22. It was then Deputy D. Everton, of the MCSO K-9 Unit allegedly found Rraci in possession of two loaded semi-automatic pistols along with 1,700 rounds of ammunition, according to the arrest record.

The investigation also found several other firearm boxes in the restaurants, hidden in trash cans and food pots, the arrest record allegedly states.

Jackson said the issues with the firearms represent “extenuating circumstances,” and that to regard Rraci as a convicted felon “may not be a correct statement as far as state law is concerned.”

Rraci was arrested and transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident, Everton stated on his arrest record.

While bond was set at $100,000 for each firearm charge, Rraci, a native of Yugoslavia now known as Kosovo, has remained in jail with no bond by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Jackson said he expects his client to obtain an immigration bond “real soon.”

Listed with a Conroe mailing address for his home, Rraci has been a “model citizen” since he started operating the Bistro Italiano & Rex Steakhouse on west Texas 105 not far from the Lake Conroe Dam in January 2011, Jackson said.

On his website “Chef Dino,” Rraci touts his 25 years of experience as a top-rated chef, and that he “brings an innovative flair in nuance and flavor combinations to his signature dishes, delivering every aspect of professionalism to his customers, as learned in five-star rated kitchens of Europe, New York and New Jersey.”

Used to eat lunch at the Italian joint with Trojan Man, it was good stuff.

Guess the rent was to high there.

I heard about that last week. Wish I would have known earlier. Could have gone in for some good eats and made some good deals on firearms.:lolhit:

I didnt realize there was so much square footage back there in the meat locker :party-smiley-004:

Is that Chad with hair buying some guns?:lolhit:

Filed Wed, Nov 30, 2011 by Scott Engle
Local / Area News

The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office issued arrest warrants on Wednesday for two men involved in the now infamous Woodlands Parkway Thanksgiving Day street racing incident that was recorded on a cellphone then posted online where it went viral.

Roy Wayne Bowden and Brian Andrew Herbert are charged with Racing On Highway Causing Bodily Injury, with bond recommendation set at $30,000 for each.

The video, posted on YouTube, was titled "Two Turkeys on Thanksgiving Wrecking their Corvettes in The Woodlands," and had over a million hits in only a few days. Bystander Gerod Rush noticed Bowden and Herbert revving their engines at the intersection of Woodlands Parkway and Montfair and he recorded the race and crash with his smart phone.

The video shows a child on a bicycle and an adult crossing the intersection before the light changes to green and the real action begins. The two Corvettes screech their tires as they fly through the intersection. One of the Vettes then goes out of control colliding with the other, landing both in the tree-lined median.

Herbert, whose license was suspended at the time of the crash, was transported by EMS to an area hospital complaining of leg pain and dizziness, but was not seriously injured. At the time of the crash, both denied to authorities they were racing.

As of this writing, neither has been arrested.

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I hear they are closing the dam or closed it last night. Now we just need a chit load of rain to the North!

I leave for Utah in the morning and I'm taking the dually. Who wants to go to Clear Lake and pick up my new ride?

It's not ready for delivery until tomorrow.

Anything going on tonight?

I think Bed Bath and Beyond is open Late tonight.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/one-o...item3cbf433834

I dont know how many times over the years I passed by this rig on Nasa 1.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Smoki...item1e68ee6f1f

smokin!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO7p1...layer_embedded

Here ya go wade!

keep passing it up:grinser010: