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The governor’s race in under three minutes, featuring profiteering, shady land deals, stormtroopers, treehuggers, and the president.
August 2010

Rude diners, fraudulent Texans, anniversary presents, and the problem with mail-order steaks.
July 2010 by David Courtney

A fond look back at Temple, a.k.a. Ratsville and/or Tanglefoot, that fair burg wherein your dedicated advice columnist learned the location of the thin line between right and wrong.
June 2010 by David Courtney

Ranch dreams; misbegotten handicapped parking placards; nonsensical-sounding Texas sayings; and what to do about a squirrel-hating, BB gun–toting elderly neighbor with a happy trigger finger.
April 2010 by David Courtney

The trouble with black beans, an unnatural attachment to Texas license plates, the perils of striking up a conversation in the restroom, and the discomfort of two men riding together on the same Harley.
March 2010 by David Courtney

Vegetarian offspring, a barroom dispute, maintaining the “Texas identity,” and whether anything can be done to cure a marriage-threatening case of snoring.
February 2010 by David Courtney

Showing a new intern the tricks of the trade.
February 2010 by Deg Ronilo

Pink camouflage, Floridian “friends,” a bedtime dilemma, and whether or not it’s acceptable to mock Chileans for their flag’s similarity to ours.
January 2010 by David Courtney

It was a year of accomplice apes, bedraggled Bugattis, Christlike Cheetos, dim-witted deli-owning Democrats, egregious errata, fatal foreplay, gun-toting golfers, heartless high school hoopsters, ignoble implants, jackass judges, killer Kims, laughingstock legislators, miniature museum mummies, nincompoop ne’er-do-wells, overwhelming odors, pandering Perry, quazy Quaids, reassuring Riddle, shameless Stanford, territorial T. Boone, useful urine, vituperative vixens, weaponized waitresses, x-alted XXX clubs, yolky yahoos, and zero-tolerance zealots.
January 2010

Help! My voice recognition software is making me save airy funnel things witch nobody wonder Stans.
December 2009 by Sarah Bird

Sarah Bird reads “Hedda Garbler.”
December 2009

Can I wear a football jersey to church?
December 2009 by David Courtney

Am I the only person who has always wanted to get picked for jury duty?
November 2009 by Sarah Bird

What’s to be done with annoying neighbors?
November 2009 by David Courtney

Sarah Bird reads “One Angry Woman.”
November 2009

Everything you ever wanted to know about the Texas governor’s race—in under three minutes.
November 2009

Turns out being a test subject for a dermatology research lab is not the best thing that could ever happen to a girl.
October 2009 by Sarah Bird

Sarah Bird reads “Rats!”
October 2009

It was the breast of times, it was the worst of times.
September 2009 by Sarah Bird

Will hiring a lawn service to do my mowing make me soft?
September 2009

Editor Jake Silverstein introduces the September 2009 issue. 
September 2009

Or, how I stopped worrying and learned to love my formerly ugly, recently hip, linoleum-clad, mid-mod house.
August 2009 by Sarah Bird

Does keeping a found twelve-pack of beer constitute stealing?
August 2009 by David Courtney

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