ITS ALWAYS BIGGER IN TEXAS. Anyone from Texas?

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  • rainbowbow
    rainbowbow Posts: 7,490 Member
    Sup i'm from Houston. :)
  • Doodlewhopper
    Doodlewhopper Posts: 1,018 Member
    Alaska makes Texas look like Rhode Island.

    LOL Worried about size little fella?

    Ten years ago (before obama) Texas' economy was rank # 8 worldwide (at that time its economy was larger than Russia's, Canada's & Australia's). Today it's GSP ranks 14th worldwide (now behind the three previously mentioned).

    It's safe to assume that your work, home, personal items and clothing contain elements of products that originated from Texas. (eyeglasses, interior paint, carpet, light switches, computer, furniture, plastics, etc.)

    Texas is either a world leader or among the world leaders in aerospace, medical, bio engineering, manufacturing, shipping, energy and is the largest producer and center of the power grid for North America....and dont forget about our beautiful women in tight jeans embracing forgiving hearts, great senses of humor, and thank gawd - short memories.

    Houston is the most prominent hub of the oil industry and is considered to be the oil capital of the world.

    Texas does not have an income tax and its budget has enjoyed a surplus for years. It would thrive very well if it seceded from the US.

    Other an abundance of hairy legged women:devil: & mosquito infested Tundra, :bigsmile: Alaska doesnt best Texas in any noteworthy categories. Its GSP is nationally ranked #46 out of the 51 states.

    Cmon, admit it. You know it. We all know it - Alaska is a mere backwater podunk town in comparison to Texas- and it is an insult to logic to even think about mentioning it in the same conversation.
  • babydoll0
    babydoll0 Posts: 1
    I'm from San Juan Texas idk if it even counts as Texas since it's so deep in the south lol
  • crystalleez
    crystalleez Posts: 50 Member
    Hello! I am new here. I'm an hour South of Houston. :) Feel free to add me. I am always looking for new friends on this journey!

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  • tracedinair87
    tracedinair87 Posts: 18 Member
    Sooo much good food in Texas. Keep your diets relatively flexible so you don't miss out!
  • loretta1128
    loretta1128 Posts: 1
    OMG mine to !!!!
  • tracedinair87
    tracedinair87 Posts: 18 Member
    Hello! I am new here. I'm an hour South of Houston. :) Feel free to add me. I am always looking for new friends on this journey!

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    Where from? I grew up in Edna which is about an hour South of Houston.
  • Flip4chan
    Flip4chan Posts: 23 Member
    I'm in Weatherford. First week on MFP, and somewhat new to Texas.
  • t0urniquet
    t0urniquet Posts: 5
    /agreed
  • t0urniquet
    t0urniquet Posts: 5
    I love going to Sprouts, it makes me happy. haha.
    I would love for Whole Foods to be closer!
  • t0urniquet
    t0urniquet Posts: 5
    I apparently failed at quoting text so it looks like I was talking to myself, which is completely acceptable. ;-]

    /agreed - was meant for Czech Stop being awesome.

    I love going to Sprouts, it makes me happy. haha. I would love for Whole Foods to be closer! - was meant for someone commenting on Sprouts popping up all over.

    Anyways, now that I've failed and look somewhat crazy, I too live in Texas and need to work on this whole healthy eating/working out thing. DFW area here. I would love to add friends for motivation.

    Good luck with the losing or maintaining weight, working out, and generally getting healthier.
  • jayjay12345654321
    jayjay12345654321 Posts: 653 Member
    I have nothing productive to add other than if you cut Alaska in half each half is still bigger than Texas :-P

    This made me laugh. My best friend lives in Anchorage and every time I visit I hear stuff like this constantly. Alaskans are obsessed with outdoing Texas. They take the time to print T-shirts and make novelty items they buy for themselves. Texans, on the other hand, don't even care Alaska exists. the dynamic is so funny to see side-by-side.

    H-town here.
  • lisamarie1780
    lisamarie1780 Posts: 432 Member
    Is there some kind of junk food militia force feeding you?

    Why would being from a certain state make you eat it? Healthy eating is just as easy.


    * self-righteous mode on*

    'junk food militia' PMSL :laugh:
  • 1longroad
    1longroad Posts: 642 Member
    Copperas Cove, Texas!

    I have a Sonic, Whattaburger, Wendy's and Starbucks within a one mile walking distance! Agh! <3 Texas!

    Hello neighbor!!!
  • 1longroad
    1longroad Posts: 642 Member
    Hello neighbor! That commute is killer!!! The traffic can be brutal!
  • StarPanic85
    StarPanic85 Posts: 45 Member
    I use to live in Weatherford, I have family there. Live in Richmond, south of Houston now. I sure miss Weatherford though =/
  • MeowSkull
    MeowSkull Posts: 101 Member
    I'm in NE Houston, HI! Would love friends from the area as well :)
  • kel7298
    kel7298 Posts: 1,542 Member
    Representing Aggieland! (for those that do not know, this is Bryan College Station) :laugh:

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