r/houston • u/KillWithTheHeart • Nov 09 '22
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Jan 30 '25
Pro-Trump & MAGA restaurants to avoid
I won't be supporting those who support President Felon and his attempts to destroy our country.
First and most obvious, Taste of Texas. Owners are rabid Republicans, the male half had a far right radio program for several years.
Which others?
EDIT 1: first ever Reddit post, pretty interesting results.
Assumptions/insults: I must be vegan, and unemployed, should move to California, haven't boycotted other businesses, don't cook, and quiz everyone I come in contact about how they voted.
Not a single comment about identifying him as President Felon. It's the new normal that you've created, you think it's just fine to have a convicted criminal in the White House. WTG MAGA.
EDIT 2: MAGATs are coming after me 😂 harassing me on a post I made about donuts months ago, reporting me to some Reddit care program, and PMing me that I am mentally ill 😂 Seriously, for all their masculine posturing, just a bunch of whiny little bitches.
r/houston • u/[deleted] • Feb 18 '21
This is what Texas deserves. Not that POS Fled Cruz.
r/houston • u/Mookychew • Aug 29 '17
*URGENT* They couldn't rescue all the dogs at the Dog Rescue in Hankamer- 30 dogs are still trapped and water is rising
Most people thought this rescue was complete because the post being most widely shared shows that there were boats on the way- but in reality there are still 30 dogs trapped at this dog shelter and the owners were forced to leave. They are desperate and begging anyone with a boat to come and get these dogs.They have transportation and shelter waiting for the dogs once they can get to dry land- they just need boats to get them out of the flooded shelter! They are even offering $5K for anyone who helps them get out.
The address is: 413 Speights Loop Road Hankamer, TX 77560
Phone number to call ONLY if you have access to a boat and are physically able to help: 832-274-1053
If you know anyone who can get the remaining 30 dogs please help! Here's the link to their facebook page with the most recent post: https://www.facebook.com/DallasDogRRR/
**Edit: It looks like there may be help on the way per this post but the shelter's official page has not posted any updates yet. https://www.facebook.com/WatchdogMary/posts/1966709433550953?hc_location=ufi&sw_fnr_id=2848127660&fnr_t=0
**Edit 2: A video of the Chambers County Sheriff rescuing some of the remaining dogs! Oh god I'm so relieved I could cry! https://www.facebook.com/WatchdogMary/videos/1966713346883895/
**Edit 3: JUST TO BE CLEAR-- IT APPEARS (according to a few sources- however not the shelter itself yet) THAT THE DOGS ARE SAFE!
r/houston • u/blazedshaggy • Aug 31 '17
Glad to see Houston traffic is back to normal.
r/houston • u/marihammm • Jul 28 '20
Protestors for opening schools were joined by the Grim Reaper also eager to get kids in the classroom , West U Area
r/houston • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '21
Kingwood High School has the largest case of student covid cases in Houston, Texas. Last weekend the school held this event for the student in the school lunch room
r/houston • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '17
IMPORTANT UNLESS YOUR HOME IS UNDER WATER OR STRUCTURALLY UNSOUND, STAY THE FUCK IN YOUR HOMES. DON’T LEAVE. IF YOU AREN’T IN HOUSTON DON’T COME.
I cant believe I have to say this. Everyone’s asking should I leave should I go to work? No. Stay where you are. There is flooding everywhere and so many people nearly drowning. Every police officer, paramedic, first responder, whoever tells you don’t go out and they are right. Also if you aren’t in Houston don’t drive or fly in. Hobby and bush areas are starting to flood and many of the freeways are flooded and/or closed. It’s not worth to to go out or come in just don’t do it. There is literally no reason to come here or be out right now.
r/houston • u/txfoodchick • Jun 20 '20
“No mask, no service” sign at McDonalds Houston
r/houston • u/substantiallyunlucky • Jun 23 '20
Asshole throws a mask at a Bedrock City Comic employee
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Can we have the old Montrose crosswalk back now?
Taft and Westheimer:
r/houston • u/houshutter • Aug 27 '17
Dog evacuate and takes bag of dogfood with him.
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u/Nervarious
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Oct 18 '25
City Hall Protest
Great turn out and got to see Colin Allred!
r/houston • u/AffordableTimeTravel • Mar 28 '20
If you happened to have a gender reveal at Hermann Park Japanese Gardens today, you left your confetti trash all over the garden.
r/houston • u/bigjoec • Oct 23 '18
Harvey: Trump praises Coast Guard, slams "guys with the little boats"
I frankly have no idea what Trump was talking about at last night's rally re: the "guys with the little boats" who went out in Harvey.
Is he confusing people who actually took their boats out -- the citizen rescuers (locals, Cajun Navy, etc) -- with something he made up in his head about storm watchers boating on the gulf during the hurricane? Because the latter is surely nothing I heard of.
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"You know who was fantastic, the United States Coast Guard...
"And I don't know who in this room did it, these guys with the little boats, think they have this great boat, okay. Where do these people come from? They want to go out, and they want to go into the hurricane -- to show their wife how great they are? And then they go out there and say 'Oh my God I'm dead!'...
"In Texas, the United States Coast Guard saved 16,000 lives....
"And next time, all you guys and gals, when there's a hurricane -- do me a favor, don't take your boat out. Just head out of town for a little while...
"FEMA was great, law enforcement was great, first responders were great, the military -- but the Coast Guard represented the military. I'm proud of 'em."
https://youtu.be/y1MQV_adhLQ?t=46
edit: A few clarifying facts for folks not in/from Houston:
- These remarks were made by President Trump at the rally he held last night (10/22) in Houston
- Many of us who lived through Harvey in Houston are intensely appreciative (to the point I can feel the emotion welling in my throat, one year later) of the citizens who risked their lives taking their boats out onto flooded streets and rescued our friends, family and co-workers from their homes -- all the locals as well as the people from out of town like the Cajun Navy. And also of the first responders and professionals who did the same.
- I'm still not sure what the heck the President was trying to say here, or who he thought upbraiding in his comments.
r/houston • u/quesawhatta • Jun 26 '20
Bars must shut down at noon today, according to new order from Gov. Greg Abbott
r/houston • u/whitedumpling • Feb 28 '25
Measles has reached Houston
Take this as you will, but a guy my husband works with has a coworker who tested positive for measles and now everybody in their office has to go and get tested. Have fun everyone! It’s ridiculous that this virus we once had eradicated has made it come back due to what is just blatant stupidity.
r/houston • u/hitalec • Nov 02 '20