Believe me... We Texans aren't the problem... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 02ducky
Unless, you mean the increased visits in attempt to "reform" us and turn us into hippies....
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Believe me... We Texans aren't the problem... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 02ducky
Unless, you mean the increased visits in attempt to "reform" us and turn us into hippies....
Im thinking just less people.Quote:
Originally Posted by 02ducky
The town I grew up in has doubled since 1990 and I need a GPS just to drive around in it.
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Originally Posted by 00tec
Texas is a red State. Shouldn't you be appreciative of Texans coming in to offset the influx of Californians?
I mean, otherwise by this point you'd already have melted your gun collections down to make an Obama statue for the town square and you'd be forming a drum circle around it to sip no-larger-than 16oz iced lattes.
That's what I was thinking. As much as they suck at driving in the snow, we need more Texans to offset the Kalifornication we experienced in the mid/late 90's. Besides, didn't most of them Texans already live here once before the big oil bust?Quote:
Originally Posted by Teufelhund
Texans are always the problem [Bang]Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
Texas used to run all the way to what is now Leadville.
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I stay home when it snows. I know my limitations. [Tooth]
AND it still is smaller than Alaska!Quote:
Originally Posted by Teufelhund
Yeah. I'm sooooo sick of these TFR's (for non-aviation types, that's a Temporary Flight Restriction, established around a 30 mile radius to make sure none of us peons gets too close to the Messiah in one of those flying contraptions.)Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
The Texans I am associated with appreciate this state and don't want to ruin it. I believe most of our beliefs would align almost exactly. We aren't as fucked up as you would think...Quote:
Originally Posted by Delfuego
Without us 'radical' Texans, CO would be overrun by Californications (or whatever). Need a bit of balance....Quote:
Originally Posted by Teufelhund
Sweet iced tea, thanks.
Hey, I like the snow. I actually put forth effort to force my 4wd into 2wd so I can play in the snow(as long as I'm not around other innocents). However, I realize my limitations. I am not an expert. At least I can sense what water is and can still color in between the lines in a slight drizzle in the summer, and do not drive my damn snow fort down the interstate at 80mph with a 6" hole cleared in the windshield.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal