Ted Howard
Joined July 25, 2007
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2 days, 5 hours agoTed Howard's comment on:
Hitler is unhappy about the Cowboys' win over the Redskins.
Hmm... so does this mean that the Redskins are Nazis?
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5 days, 5 hours agoTed Howard's comment on:
Launching it softly, with this post
Looks nice. Great work.
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2 months, 1 week agoTed Howard's comment on:
New Texas license plates look like an LSD-induced nightmare
Yeah, I remarked to my wife the other day when we saw one that they looked like the cover art of a bad country music album.
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2 months, 3 weeks agoTed Howard's comment on:
93.3 FM playing the old format switcheroo
Hmm. Not KLIF-FM, i93. Not sure what I was hoping for, but this wasn't it.
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2 months, 3 weeks agoTed Howard's comment on:
93.3 FM playing the old format switcheroo
Hmm... The "legendary" KLIF? Could be interesting.
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2 months, 3 weeks agoTed Howard's comment on:
Eight finalists for best fried food of 2009 State Fair of Texas includes -- fried butter
It all sounds good, but the fried butter sounds kinda like a gimmick in the same vein as fried Coke a few years back.
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5 months agoTed Howard's comment on:
New IMAX theater opens at Firewheel in Garland this week
If this is anything like the IMAX at the AMC Mesquite, I wouldn't bother with it. It is just a glorified standard theater room. The IMAX at the Cinemark 17 is an actual IMAX, and I can almost justify the extra cost of the ticket to see a movie on that screen.
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1 year, 1 month agoTed Howard's comment on:
Updated: State Fair of Texas attendees get towed after paying for parking
As someone who used to park cars at a lot my family owned near the fairgrounds, I know how highly regulated the parking is (or at least used to be). When you park at an outside lot, there should be a city issued sign posted with the price, and the person on duty should be wearing/carrying a city issued permit. If you don't see these things, don't park there.
Running wild through the new Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
Really,.... a great place and has been such for over 40 years...While Ft Worth is a true Texas City, J.R Ewing could never have made his mon