Jeepers

In article <XSLcb.392$Zm2.33565@kent.svc.tds.net>,
"Jerry Newton" <dontbotherme@nospam.com> wrote:

> No, I am not a troll, I lurk here daily and once in awhile jump into the
> conversation. I have been exposed to most of Texas, and none of it
> impressed me. If your feelings got hurt, I am sorry. My opinion was asked
> for, and I gave it. I hope you enjoy Texas, somebody might as well get some
> use out of that wasteland.
>
> Jerry

No problem. I prefer you think that way.


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twaldron

Maybe you should stop trying to pork the cattle Jerry.

Jerry Newton wrote:

> Texas is a hell hole. I have been over the whole state, and have yet to
> find a part of it that I enjoyed or even wanted to return to. By far the
> worst thing about Texas, is the fact that it is filled with Texans. On my
> many cross-country journeys, the part that I least looked forward to was
> crossing Texas. Once you have seen the Alamo and Cadillac ranch, you are
> done. Go to Montana.
>
>
> Jerry

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twaldron

Maybe you should stop trying to pork the cattle Jerry.

Jerry Newton wrote:

> Texas is a hell hole. I have been over the whole state, and have yet to
> find a part of it that I enjoyed or even wanted to return to. By far the
> worst thing about Texas, is the fact that it is filled with Texans. On my
> many cross-country journeys, the part that I least looked forward to was
> crossing Texas. Once you have seen the Alamo and Cadillac ranch, you are
> done. Go to Montana.
>
>
> Jerry

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__________________________________________________ _________
tw
03 TJ Rubicon
01 XJ Sport

There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
-- Dave Barry

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Terry Jeffrey

At first I thought the same thing about the Texans when I first moved there.
But after living in central TX for three years (we just moved here to
Montana 1.5 yrs ago from there), I realized it's not the Texans that are the
problem. It's all the jackasses that move there from somewhere else that is
the problem. Get out away from around the cities and meet some real Texans.
They will do just about anything for you, and are good people in my book.
No offense meant to anybody, but the REAL Texans were a hell of a lot
friendlier than what I've seen up here so far.

It wasn't that bad living there either, really, looking back on it now.
Jobs were more plentiful, the wages were higher (at least in my field), and
the cost of living was lower than here. But there are more outdoor type
things to do here, and there are seasons. It really all depends on what YOU
make of a location. Stay optimistic and you can be happy anywhere. You can
have fun in any place if you try. :-) Just my point of view.

Terry



"Jerry Newton" <dontbotherme@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:Turcb.265$Zm2.16721@kent.svc.tds.net...
> Texas is a hell hole. I have been over the whole state, and have yet to
> find a part of it that I enjoyed or even wanted to return to. By far the
> worst thing about Texas, is the fact that it is filled with Texans. On my
> many cross-country journeys, the part that I least looked forward to was
> crossing Texas. Once you have seen the Alamo and Cadillac ranch, you are
> done. Go to Montana.
>
>
> Jerry
>
>
> "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
> news:glrcb.55006$gV.42477@news2.central.***.net...
> >
> > DougW did pass the time by typing:
> > > Nathan W. Collier did pass the time by typing:
> >
> > >> do you know anything like the questions listed above about it by
> chance?
> > >
> > > Not rilly. I just pass through Amarillo on the way someplace else.
> > > As you go further west it gets more hilly, but your all the
> > > way to Colorado or NewMexico before you find any real steep stuff.
> >
> > Oh yea.. North of Amarillo are the Helium wells and processing plant.
> > There is also a HUGE meat packing plant there and power plant.
> > Guessing by the lack of stacks it's probably gas fired.
> > Lots of farming too.
> >
> >
>
>

Terry Jeffrey

At first I thought the same thing about the Texans when I first moved there.
But after living in central TX for three years (we just moved here to
Montana 1.5 yrs ago from there), I realized it's not the Texans that are the
problem. It's all the jackasses that move there from somewhere else that is
the problem. Get out away from around the cities and meet some real Texans.
They will do just about anything for you, and are good people in my book.
No offense meant to anybody, but the REAL Texans were a hell of a lot
friendlier than what I've seen up here so far.

It wasn't that bad living there either, really, looking back on it now.
Jobs were more plentiful, the wages were higher (at least in my field), and
the cost of living was lower than here. But there are more outdoor type
things to do here, and there are seasons. It really all depends on what YOU
make of a location. Stay optimistic and you can be happy anywhere. You can
have fun in any place if you try. :-) Just my point of view.

Terry



"Jerry Newton" <dontbotherme@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:Turcb.265$Zm2.16721@kent.svc.tds.net...
> Texas is a hell hole. I have been over the whole state, and have yet to
> find a part of it that I enjoyed or even wanted to return to. By far the
> worst thing about Texas, is the fact that it is filled with Texans. On my
> many cross-country journeys, the part that I least looked forward to was
> crossing Texas. Once you have seen the Alamo and Cadillac ranch, you are
> done. Go to Montana.
>
>
> Jerry
>
>
> "DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
> news:glrcb.55006$gV.42477@news2.central.***.net...
> >
> > DougW did pass the time by typing:
> > > Nathan W. Collier did pass the time by typing:
> >
> > >> do you know anything like the questions listed above about it by
> chance?
> > >
> > > Not rilly. I just pass through Amarillo on the way someplace else.
> > > As you go further west it gets more hilly, but your all the
> > > way to Colorado or NewMexico before you find any real steep stuff.
> >
> > Oh yea.. North of Amarillo are the Helium wells and processing plant.
> > There is also a HUGE meat packing plant there and power plant.
> > Guessing by the lack of stacks it's probably gas fired.
> > Lots of farming too.
> >
> >
>
>