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« Reply #165 on: February 27, 2006, 03:20:18 PM »
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I assume that most of the people executed in Texas ARE Texans, so it has to be a good thing. ;)
We do not care where you are from, we will happily execute anyone, from anywhere.  Besides, not that many native Texans around.  We seem to be a popular place to migrate to.
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« Reply #166 on: February 27, 2006, 05:55:04 PM »
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Besides, not that many native Texans around.  We seem to be a popular place to migrate to.
Amen to that brother. It's getting crowded for us natives.
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« Reply #167 on: February 27, 2006, 06:22:48 PM »
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I assume that most of the people executed in Texas ARE Texans, so it has to be a good thing. ;)
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« Reply #168 on: February 27, 2006, 06:28:16 PM »
If anyone wants that desert / movie history / X-files / cowboy cuisine / and a small bar weekend, Alpine Texas and Marfa, Texas is the place.


Kinda of a sleepy town, near Big Bend National Park - but pretty interesting for a weekend...but the drive will kill ya...lol
"Giant" (James Dean) was filmed  there, and the Marfa lights are kinda eeerie. Some good eating down there (http://www.reata.net  - check out the recipes area of that site: cantelope ice cream! ) and some small bars/live music places.

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« Reply #169 on: February 27, 2006, 06:59:33 PM »
Beet......We won't miss ya if ya don't come back.

1 state among 50 thats bigger than 2 countries you seem to think so much of.

ITS BIG !!!!!!   I been to 30 states so far...this is the BEST ONE. No need to travel anywhere out of need really.

Austin......Great Hospitals (Seton being best I think)....Great Higher Education Schools. ( U T being the best I think) Great diversity in food. ALL KINDS.

30 golf courses in the area of me within say 20 minutes drive. 300 probably within a 100 miles.

Lakes out the whaaazoooo. Hill Country to oceans. Desert to the plains. (Only 1 tree in the panhandle tho:rofl )

People from all over the US coming here to live.

Williamson county (the one I live in) was the fastest growing county in the US for a while.

We have EVERYTHING here.

I'm all for just suceeding and becoming the the country of TEXAS.:)
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« Reply #170 on: February 27, 2006, 07:14:32 PM »
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Beet......We won't miss ya if ya don't come back.
Who's "we"? You and your boyfriend?

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« Reply #171 on: February 27, 2006, 07:17:35 PM »
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Yep,

I plan on sittin on my porch with my rifle and picking off libruls while laughing hysterically.

I figger I'll fit right in.


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« Reply #172 on: February 27, 2006, 07:58:51 PM »
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MT's never had an original thought in his life. He's just stalking me again.

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****... how long have you been in Texas?

Graduate already?
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« Reply #173 on: February 27, 2006, 08:05:20 PM »
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****... how long have you been in Texas?

Graduate already?


Been here since September. I'm at SMU now, still another year until graduation.

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« Reply #174 on: February 27, 2006, 08:11:42 PM »
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...and your point is - ?  


Well, I sorta thought it was self evident. We were talking about the size of Texas. You are quoting from distances in two countries.( I dpn`t` think anyone knows why because it doesn`t pertain to Texas) Texas, ya know ...the big ole state across the pond.

 
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Look at it this way, Jack. You have a 268,000 sq. mile area which you consider as your "back yard". Fine, and it just so happens that every sq. mile within this piece of real estate is known collectively by a single name - Texas. Well, I consider places like France/Spain as my back yard.  That particular back yard is 400,000+ sq. miles.



Yea, that`s nice Beet. Thanks for sharing. :rolleyes:  You will notice that you have once again refered to multiple countries. What we are talking about here is Texas. One state. I could start in Canada I guess and travel through Mexico , down to passable reachs of S.A. and it would be a pretty good drive I suspect. You know what? It still doesn`t have beans to do with the size of Texas?

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Travelling from home to central Spain, I would encounter four different languages - English, French, Spanish and Catalan.


Wow! For real? I can travel from my home to the local post office and encounter a great number of different languages on the earth. Very annoying. In Texas we only reckonize one language...Texican. "Maureen what the hell is escargot?" "Luke it is a French dish made with snails."  "Snails??  The dang French put em on the menu and we pour salt on em to keep em out of the garden. Dang silly furners." :)

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Our man CyranoAH speaks all four, and speaks them well!


He from Texas? )

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I'm sure TX is very nice, but please don't tell me that it's the only place in the world where you can go for a long drive. Because it isn't.


OK Beet. Settle down. I promise we won`t tell you that.

Someone might wanna keep a little thorazine handy just in case this condition worsens.

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A 6 hour ferry journey, then two overnight stops - Chartres and Carcasonne, rolling into Spain on Day3. Total round trip mileage ~2400.


All that roaming around and you still didn`t make it to Texas.  I`ll send ya a map if you promise not to use it. :rofl

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The point is that some people are gasping about the size of Texas, and how long it takes to drive across, but hey - my back yard is more diverse.  


I haven`t seen anyone "gasping" about the size of Texas. I have seen a few loosely veiled whines and jealousies popping out here and ther, but hey, they are not from Texas so it don`t matter. :)
I do see people in this thread talking about the size of Texas and it`s vastness and yes it is a huge state. See, we are talking ONE state here...Texas. I`m not sure exactly what you are calling diverse , but one thing Texas definetly has is diversity.

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And now, I must rest my head.


Yea, that seems like a good idea. And once again , I promise we will not tell you that Texas is the only place you can go for a long drive. Really. I promise, but if you ever want to go on a long drive in Texas...Man you picked the right state. This place is fricken HUGE. :)
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« Reply #175 on: February 27, 2006, 08:22:31 PM »
"quote" is just next to "edit"

Just sayin'

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« Reply #176 on: February 27, 2006, 08:25:56 PM »
I've been lucky enough in my life to have set foot in all 50 states in the US. I've spent time in Dallas/FW, Houston, Austin (nice, NICE place) and spent a month one day in Amarillo (:D ) and few other places. For my money, Texas is way better than most and an easy place to get used to.

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« Reply #177 on: February 27, 2006, 08:31:23 PM »
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...not that many native Texans around.  We seem to be a popular place to migrate to.


A few months back a nice couple I am friends with were moving to Texas from Colorado. They wanted to know if there was anything they had to do to be Texans. I told them like anywhere you had to have been born there and lived there a good bit.

The lady got a sad look and said that she guessed that counted them out. I told her no that as long as they stayed friendly and not gloat about how much better another state was they'd fit in fine and eventualy develop a drawl of their own.

She then asked me what happens to people who gloat about other states being better. I told her that most are told among other things, that if the other state is so good then git the hell outta here and go back.

She laughed till she cried and her husband has one of those good hearty laughs and he had the walls shaking.


I was in Virginia a while back and had a little girl ask my why I talked so funny. I told her that I was born in Texas, How else was I supposed to talk. She looked at her mom and asked where Texas was.

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« Reply #178 on: February 27, 2006, 08:45:55 PM »
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Who's "we"? You and your boyfriend?



Well No...but I can send ya down to 6th street if you ever get to Austin and you can hook up with a few flamers if ya like. Probably be right up your alley so to speak.

Me ,  I do women....Without having to hit em even.
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« Reply #179 on: February 27, 2006, 08:50:29 PM »
Dang Red you ruined it already. Your just supposed to send him down the street and tell him to pick up some of the hotties on the corners. He's got an 80 percent chance of scoring a heshe. He just wont know till they are behind the dumpster.

Gotta leave some suprises in there you know.  

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