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It's been 3 nicely modest years in Abilene, now I'm heading to Corpus Christi. I sold my bedroom furniture set, entertainment center, old car, books, clothes, and ready to face a new bare life.

Away from snow and oil magnats, finally! :)

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i'm not too keen on boat trips. good luck

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The bad news is Ian,is it's cold in Cambridge this time of year without your clothes,mate... Good luck though,I'm sure you are doing the right thing leaving America.It's too full of Americans int it? Does J.R still live there? He's alright for a Texan,mind.He has a better hat than Jeff.Shame you don't do clothes,like....:thumb: Best of luck in Dear old Blighty!

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I'm definitely sensing the latter, Nick.:nod:

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Burt Reynolds wrote: I'm definitely sensing the latter, Nick.:nod:

+1

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Ah sorry let me clarify this, definitely the one on the Gulf coast, i.e. that's not the one in Paraguay. :uhoh:

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:wtf:

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Cyprus still gets a bit of winter-sun this time of year.

He's just mispelt Cyprus, right? :shrug:

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|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: It's been 3 nicely modest years in Abilene, now I'm heading to Corpus Christi. I sold my bedroom furniture set, entertainment center, old car, books, clothes, and ready to face a new bare life.

Away from snow and oil magnats, finally! :)

and towards humidity and lots of bugs.... not sure if it's a move ina better direction?

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Burt Reynolds wrote: I'm definitely sensing the latter, Nick.:nod:

:laugh::laugh:

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EdelBrock wrote:

|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: It's been 3 nicely modest years in Abilene, now I'm heading to Corpus Christi. I sold my bedroom furniture set, entertainment center, old car, books, clothes, and ready to face a new bare life.

Away from snow and oil magnats, finally! :)

and towards humidity and lots of bugs.... not sure if it's a move ina better direction?

Bugs ain't that bad in Corpus...humidity is deffo...but there is usually a nice breeze...

I hope you like Mexicans though...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

I hope you like Mexicans though...

Well they're everywhere here, aren't they? I just have to pick up my favourite TexMex restaurant. So far the best I ever visited was in Lubbock, Texas (but unfortunately I forgot its name and location).

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Good luck:thumb:

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I once had a cup that read, "My friends visited Corpus Christi and all I got is this lousy Mug."

You do know what i t means don't ya?

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Why still stay in Texas? New England has snow but no oil and isn't filled with Republicans.

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Why still stay in Texas? New England has snow but no oil and isn't filled with Republicans.

erm, let me answer that one...because New England sucks...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Why still stay in Texas? New England has snow but no oil and isn't filled with Republicans.

erm, let me answer that one...because New England sucks...

But New England isn't slowly becoming a part of Mexico.

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Why still stay in Texas? New England has snow but no oil and isn't filled with Republicans.

erm, let me answer that one...because New England sucks...

But New England isn't slowly becoming a part of Mexico.

but New England STILL sucks...

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Come to socal. It's overpriced, congested, filled with Republicans (the OC, SD county and SB/Riverside Counties), and has tons of Mexicans! Plus if you buy a house, it will eventually be set aflame.

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Why still stay in Texas? New England has snow but no oil and isn't filled with Republicans.

erm, let me answer that one...because New England sucks...

But New England isn't slowly becoming a part of Mexico.

but New England STILL sucks...

Just because our President is originally from Connecticut but pretends he's from Texas doesn't mean that your state is better than our region.

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you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

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yer all full of crap. the Pacific Northwest is the best. build your house on stilts to avoid the rain, but don't complain when the Big One knocks it down.

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

I was in Texas this summer, and I'll have to say nowhere could be worse than Texas. I was in SA for a bit more than a week to visit my sister and the only redeeming quality of Texas for me were H-E-B's good prices on Oreo Cakesters and Taco Cabana.

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Tristan Jayol wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

I was in Texas this summer, and I'll have to say nowhere could be worse than Texas. I was in SA for a bit more than a week to visit my sister and the only redeeming quality of Texas for me were H-E-B's good prices on Oreo Cakesters and Taco Cabana.

What happened to you down there? What was so bad??

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Tristan Jayol wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

I was in Texas this summer, and I'll have to say nowhere could be worse than Texas. I was in SA for a bit more than a week to visit my sister and the only redeeming quality of Texas for me were H-E-B's good prices on Oreo Cakesters and Taco Cabana.

Fucking pseudo-intellectual Californians...the think they know everything...of course, if you were in San Antonio, you weren't really in Texas, you were checking out northern Mexico...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

Tristan Jayol wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

I was in Texas this summer, and I'll have to say nowhere could be worse than Texas. I was in SA for a bit more than a week to visit my sister and the only redeeming quality of Texas for me were H-E-B's good prices on Oreo Cakesters and Taco Cabana.

Fucking pseudo-intellectual Californians...the think they know everything...of course, if you were in San Antonio, you weren't really in Texas, you were checking out northern Mexico...

you cut me deep :(

Anyhow, isn't the entire sun belt of the US, Northern Mexico yet?

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|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote:

Tristan Jayol wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: you are correct...doesn't take Dubya to prove that Texas is better than New England...

it's a given...

I was in Texas this summer, and I'll have to say nowhere could be worse than Texas. I was in SA for a bit more than a week to visit my sister and the only redeeming quality of Texas for me were H-E-B's good prices on Oreo Cakesters and Taco Cabana.

What happened to you down there? What was so bad??

What wasn't bad? The weather, the design of the freeway system, the fat people, the Spurs fans. Just a disinteresting area.

The good things about the trip were seeing fireflies and frogs roaming everywhere at night.

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some of my family be oil land owners out near midland. bunch of bastards. you'll like corpus better.

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Tristan Jayol wrote:

you cut me deep :(

Anyhow, isn't the entire sun belt of the US, Northern Mexico yet?

awwww sweet cheeks, you know I love you...well, at least you know I was joking...if not...I do apologize...

I find it rather humorous that someone from California has the gall to piss and moan about the highway system in another state, you lot have the most jacked up motorways in the WORLD!!!

As far as fat people go, hell, we can't help it that we have all that good food around here...but I can't say that I've noticed that Texas has more than any other state...

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