I vouch for you anytime my friendI'm not from California, but after 9 years I believe I've shed all my Washingtonian skin.
You're one of us.
I vouch for you anytime my friendI'm not from California, but after 9 years I believe I've shed all my Washingtonian skin.
IMOm unless they are asked, maybe they should keep that to themselves.It could just be all the thread titles stating new from CA. It just wears on a man after a while seeing that all the time.
I gained a Texan ex-wife during my previous time in Texas.I don't like being an immigrant. I married a woman that was born here in Texas so that makes me one step closer to being a genuine Texan, right?
Yes if you weren't born here.
Texas needs a MUD tax like Maryland. It is an additional assessment on new homes to help cover the additional infrastructure - roads, schools, etc - required by those homes. That would help keep the tax increases down for the homeowners already in place.
Bullshit. There are a ton of people born in Austin who aren't Texans.
There are also a ton of people who have moved here that embrace being a Texan.
It takes more than a pair of boots and a hat to be a Texan. I saw too many drugstore cowboys when I lived in Pasadena.Bullshit. There are a ton of people born in Austin who aren't Texans.
There are also a ton of people who have moved here that embrace being a Texan.
Yup, my kind of people. Even though I don’t care for many either.I’m of the mindset to truly be happy I need a county or town with as little people as possible. Whenever i retire that could be anywhere.
I’ll say this: I have made some of the best friends in my life off here. Wherever I end up, a place to stay/hunt/shoot will always be open to those.
I’m an odd mofo. Home is where the heart is. Texas still might have what I need by then but even with acreage I can’t stand to be this close to the metromess. I can see places two or three hours outside. I like limestone county. I love most of West Texas. I like the red river area. I like areas between alto and lufkin.
Aside from my awesome friends I like trees more than people. Maybe I’m freaking out because I’m 40 and if the economy doesn’t recover I’m gonna have to get extreme and try to work for myself again to get any retirement. Even if my old man left me his home in Oregon would it really be the same as I remember growing up? Nope. Town isn’t a town anymore. It’s got 60 thousand shit heads.
I feel lost lately so I’m rambling. I’ll say this to folks moving to Texas and joining this forum. Keep what you don’t like to yourself. I sometimes have a hard time doing this. Texas still has a culture (white, black, Hispanic) that has a very friendly demeanor. If you’re not religious try going to a church just to meet people. In a lot of ways Texas is just like Oregon and Washington before the wrong Californians took it over. Don’t be that person. Put your stupid wants aside focus on what you need and get to know your community. Somewhere California lost that.
It takes more than a pair of boots and a hat to be a Texan. I saw too many drugstore cowboys when I lived in Pasadena.
Some of Texas best were transplants from Tennessee.It also takes more than just being born here...
I can’t stand to be this close to the metromess. I can see places two or three hours outside.
Get into your 60s with some serious health problems, either with yourself or a loved one, and you'll find that living three hours away from a metro area where you can get specialty health care to be a royal pain, one that grows worse with every passing year.I’m 40
Sounds like the apple fell way far from the tree then. Pretty sure your aren’t a Libby. Umm.. are you? LolI don't share this very often, but my mother lived in California for many years and she was the classic Democrat liberal. I loved my mother, but despised her political viewpoints. She was also the classic anti-gunner, believing only military or LE needed or should have guns.
See there ya go sharing your wisdom again, Ben.Get into your 60s with some serious health problems, either with yourself or a loved one, and you'll find that living three hours away from a metro area where you can get specialty health care to be a royal pain, one that grows worse with every passing year.
I wish you a long life and good health...but mostly good health. I hope you never need to live close to sophisticated medical facilities.
I'm actually probably the most liberal in comparison to my brother and father!Sounds like the apple fell way far from the tree then. Pretty sure your aren’t a Libby. Umm.. are you? Lol
Bullshit. There are a ton of people born in Austin who aren't Texans.
There are also a ton of people who have moved here that embrace being a Texan.
And seeker_two, nice try, but have you stopped for a second to consider how many pro-Texas voters your proposal would prevent from supporting the progress of individual rights in this state?
Each contributes to the mixture in the liberal septic tank.What's worse
Yankee?
California invader?
Anyone who thinks Austin is conservative?
In order to gargle, that’s gotta be a lot of sweat. You are a smart guy so I know you’re not out sweating enough to fill a glass. You are unable to meet the production demand of putting your ballsack sweat into Californians mouths.
I would suggest making candy with trace amounts of your nut sweat.
That can be the slogan for your candy.A man don’t have to be dumb to break a sweat.