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Jul 9, 2013 23:29:26 #
Jul 9, 2013 23:44:33 #
UP-2-IT wrote:
Barb, give us a break, this is so childish. The only people that care about Texas are those stuck there.
UP-2_IT, sounds like you have trouble dealing with those of us that are proud of the history of what Texas brings with it. Take time to study the history of your state and compare it to Texas history and then compare the two honestly and see if your sarcasm carries water.
Jul 10, 2013 00:25:09 #
2daysoldrndirt wrote:
UP-2_IT, sounds like you have trouble dealing with those of us that are proud of the history of what Texas brings with it. Take time to study the history of your state and compare it to Texas history and then compare the two honestly and see if your sarcasm carries water.
I lived in Texas for 14 years, it ain't so special. It's just another state.
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Jul 10, 2013 00:25:18 #
Saw my first Blue Norther working a the aluminum plant in Ingleside, a 1500-2000 foot wall of weather coming straight at us. It was about 95 degrees out and within about 5 minutes it went down to about 40 degrees plus the dust picked up was like a 'whiteout' snowstorm, you could not see a foot in front of you. Quite a memorable event...
Jul 10, 2013 00:28:27 #
NormPR wrote:
Saw my first Blue Norther working a the aluminum plant in Ingleside, a 1500-2000 foot wall of weather coming straight at us. It was about 95 degrees out and within about 5 minutes it went down to about 40 degrees plus the dust picked up was like a 'whiteout' snowstorm, you could not see a foot in front of you. Quite a memorable event...
I'll bet that was an experience!
Jul 10, 2013 04:23:51 #
tlbuljac wrote:
Hold on dare a secont partner. I lived in Texas for lots a yers and consider myself a tru cowpok. and some (not all) Texans have fertilizer for brains
I stil hav my gun rak and ware a stetsin. I don't hav turf builder fer brains cause I had migrain hedakes once and the docter that xrayed my brain sed he couldut find nothing.
Jul 10, 2013 04:26:20 #
SteveR wrote:
How 'bout foreign travel, all in Texas....Italy, Athens, Paris, Canadian, China, Dublin, Egypt, Ireland, Turkey, London, and New London.
Let's do Pennsylvania. Intercourse, Blue Balls, Bird in the Hand. :XD:
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Jul 10, 2013 04:28:10 #
Bruce with a Canon wrote:
Carefull with those words "BORN AGAIN". You might start somethin'.Texas also has a vast variety of cities, a seemingly endless supply of different foods, Live music that will bewilder the senses and wildlife that will amaze.
In fact the only thing I found in Texas difficult to comprehend were BORN AGAIN Texans, Trans plants, wanna be Texans.
In fact the only thing I found in Texas difficult to comprehend were BORN AGAIN Texans, Trans plants, wanna be Texans.
Jul 10, 2013 04:29:23 #
SteveR wrote:
Steve. I would keep that low profile if I were you. Bruce.....Some Texans were just born here and had no voice in the matter....then there are Texans like me who are Texans By Choice!!
8-)
Jul 10, 2013 11:51:14 #
They forgot San Diego, TX. I'm blessed to be American by birth but Texan by choice. I got here as fast as I could - both times - and hope I end my days in the great and beautiful Republic of Texas.
Jul 10, 2013 12:10:36 #
VHD-Tex wrote:
Wilpharm--You guys call yourselves "SOONERS". The sooner you leave this post the sooner I can get something done. Bye......
Wait a minute I am not a sooner I am a Cowboy-
Jul 10, 2013 12:11:03 #
TXRVer wrote:
They forgot San Diego, TX. I'm blessed to be American by birth but Texan by choice. I got here as fast as I could - both times - and hope I end my days in the great and beautiful Republic of Texas.
Uh..TXRVer, hate to break it to you but Texas is a state. It ceased to be a rebublic in 1845. Seceded to Confederate States of America in 1861 and finally accepted statehood om 12/29/1845, but there are a lot of them Republicans still hanging around. Probably most important I do remember having a good steak in Ft. Worth one time! I hope you continue to enjoy your stay there if nothing else there are a lot of miles to see.
Jul 10, 2013 15:09:45 #
UP-2-IT wrote:
Uh..TXRVer, hate to break it to you but Texas is a state. It ceased to be a rebublic in 1845. Seceded to Confederate States of America in 1861 and finally accepted statehood om 12/29/1845, but there are a lot of them Republicans still hanging around. Probably most important I do remember having a good steak in Ft. Worth one time! I hope you continue to enjoy your stay there if nothing else there are a lot of miles to see.
Worked in Red Stick (Baton Rouge) for six months back in the mid-seventies. Was happy when the job was finished and I could get back to Texas.
Jul 10, 2013 16:48:47 #
jfrank wrote:
Worked in Red Stick (Baton Rouge) for six months back in the mid-seventies. Was happy when the job was finished and I could get back to Texas.
Thats understandable, as much as I have enjoyed living here I still remember other places I would prefer.
Jul 10, 2013 21:09:58 #
VHD-Tex wrote:
Its been said that Texas has everything --well alm... (show quote)
Would like to visit all of those cities. My daughter and her husband lived in Dallas area for five years and her oldest son was born there so we have a Texan in our family.
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