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TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 10:01:52 AM  2 votes
bzirk


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Status: offline 		I like to do this every once and while just to see who my fellow Texans are. Doesn't matter if you're a native or you're "naturalized" or even if you still live in Texas. If you're a Texan, you'll know it. Just tell us a little bit about yourself and where you're from, etc.

I was born in Dallas and lived in the Dallas/Forth Worth area for most of my life until I was almost 40 years old. I now live in Colorado due to my husband's job, but I will be a Texan no matter where I go.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:30:56 PM  1 votes
BeckeyZ


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Status: offline 		I was born in Anchorage, AK. But we moved to San Antonio when I was 3, so I am not a Texan by birth, but a 37 yr Texan none the less.

I love it here, the riverwalk, the Spurs (duh)....and even on occasion the heat.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:37:06 PM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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born and raised in houston, college in east texas (nacogdoches -- go jacks!), dallas now.

my favorite city is austin, but i'm enjoying dallas alot!
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:42:31 PM  1 votes
BeckeyZ


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Status: offline 		Is that SFK University in Nac? My sister graduated from there a couple years ago. She lives in Lufkin with her family.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:44:25 PM  1 votes
figmentPez


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Status: offline 		I've been in texas for over a dozen years now, about half my life. I like it a lot here near Houston, despite the heat and humdity.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:47:31 PM  1 votes
bzirk


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Status: offline 		I love San Antonio! My mom lived there for three years, and I thorougly enjoyed visiting her. Go Spurs!!

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:50:35 PM  1 votes
bzirk


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Status: offline 		Michelle,

Didn't you graduate from there a couple of years ago?

Bruce,

I like PARTS of Houston, but being from Dallas, I could never say I LIKE Houston. LOL!!

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 12:55:12 PM  1 votes
babbred


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Status: offline 		Texan born and bred! I was born in Dallas, and my father was a pastor in several rural cities up in the panhandle. Most of my family, immediate and extended currently live in Dallas. I live in Great Britain now because my husband is British, but I'll always be a Texan at heart.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 1:00:23 PM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		i graduated from sfa in '01 and '02. i have a ba in english/psych and a med in sped. thanks for remembering, lisa!

i like parts of houston...the parts where my family lives ;).

michelle
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 1:08:07 PM  1 votes
bzirk


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ORIGINAL: babbred

Texan born and bred! I was born in Dallas, and my father was a pastor in several rural cities up in the panhandle. Most of my family, immediate and extended currently live in Dallas. I live in Great Britain now because my husband is British, but I'll always be a Texan at heart.


Yeah!!

Maybe it's just me, but it's true you can take the girl out of Texas, but.....

Michelle,

I knew that's where you and Brian graduated from, but I couldn't remember when you graduated.

I have lots of relatives in Houston.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 1:11:49 PM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		brian graduated in 2003.

i'm older than he is -- the same is true from his parents and my parents.

:D
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 1:19:21 PM  1 votes
PrincessDonna


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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 3:42:25 PM  1 votes
music_lvr

 

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Status: offline 		Hey Fellow Texans!! I was born and raised in LaMarque (small town before you get to Galveston). I spent alot of my time in Galveston at the beach and walking the seawall. I sure do miss it. I live in AL. now, occasionally I get a chance to go back home to visit all of my family. I have 3 sisters and 1 brother and all their families back there. I too will always call myself a Texan!! my nickname was Tex-Mex!

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 4:27:43 PM  1 votes
Sylvia123

 

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/15/2005 5:05:19 PM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		sylvia,

answer something for me...

is florida really humid? it seems like it would be -- being bordered by water on 3! sides. it seems like it would be hotter there, too. is it?

texans go to florida for vacation, and east/southern texas are two of the hottest, muggiest places in the states (occuring simultaneously) and it just seems to me that florida would be more of both.

so, whats the draw? i hear its the immaculate beaches?

michelle
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 5:28:30 AM  1 votes
John637


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Status: offline 		I'm a Nawth Calinian born & bred, but have visited TX & have family there. Just wondering after the mention of Nacogdoches, I heard that it is the oldest TX city. Is that accurate? God bless TX & all you Texans with it!

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:29:03 AM  1 votes
bzirk


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Status: offline 		John,

I don't think so, although that's been bandied about for years. There are so many Spanish towns further south that I would consider older, and who also claim to be the oldest. LOL!!

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:40:13 AM  1 votes
Wayfaring_Stranger


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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:43:19 AM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		john,

i'm not sure why nac is labeled as the "oldest town in texas." if it really was the oldest, wouldn't it have grown more, lol?

the name "nacogdoches" is a native american word, and there is an ancient fort on the campus...i'm wondering if thats part of the billing?

michelle
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:47:00 AM  1 votes
ivar


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Status: offline 		I used to say "Does anything good come out of Texas?" but now my favorite Niece lives there.

So now it's "Texas is such a wonderful place!!!"

ivar

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:49:47 AM  1 votes
figmentPez


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Status: offline 		I wonder how many Texans would have already posted here, if not for the massive power outages covering seven (ten?) counties.

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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:56:24 AM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		yeah, what is UP with that? i saw your prayer post for it, pez, but what happened?

michelle
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 9:57:51 AM  1 votes
FoxInSox

 

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Status: offline 		and pez, i've been wondering...why do pidgeonsneed to run from robert frost?
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 10:03:46 AM  1 votes
figmentPez


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quote:

and pez, i've been wondering...why do pidgeonsneed to run from robert frost?


It's from a video game called Grim Fandango, at one point the main character needs to scare away some pidgeons to be able to retrieve their eggs (so the chicks can be raised as carrier pidgeons). One of the items you can obtain is a balloon "animal" in the shape of Robert Frost, if you try and use the balloon on the pidgeons, the character says that line. It's just so absurd it's funny. I kind of like confusing people. I'll post what news info I can find about the power outage in the thread I started in Prayer and Praise Reports.

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I make this challenge to all Christians:

Read Daniel 7:13-14

And tell me: Who do you say that the Son of Man is?
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RE: TEXAN ROLL CALL - 6/16/2005 10:08:59 AM  1 votes
bzirk


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Status: offline 		Barbara,

I'll bet you've seen a HUGE change in that area between Spring and Humble. That used to be "out of town.' LOL!

I marvel when I go back to Dallas/Fort Worth.

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