You guys are priceless!

Don't feel bad, Moose. I was born right up yonder from you - in Oklahomer!
Even though I haven't been back to visit Oklahomer since about '86, I reckon it still makes us both country bumpkins to some degree!
Heeyuck heeyuck.  :mrgreen:

I love Texas. All of it pretty much. Im from Texas of the North (Alberta), and I find that Texas reminds me of home in some ways. I cantd ecide whether Calgary is more like DAllas or Houston, or if its more like Denver (even though thats in Colorado). Either way, us Canucks could give y'all a run for your money in Cowboy credentials. YEEHAW!!!
Hey, I do wear my cowboy boots regularily, witht he 10 gallon hat, and I do ride my horse, just not too work... I find they arnt so good in traffic at 40mph.

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And Moose, I hear tell y'all up in Dallas wear 10 gallon hats and snake skin boots every day and ride your horses to work. :mrgreen:

'Twas a sad day indeed in our family when my brother moved there. He's dead to us now.  

Man this could be a war between texans, I personally can't stand houston because of all the traffic and the humidity.  I thought about moving there, and instead went to visit a friend of mine(changed my mind real quick).  Rough area, but its rough in areas of any city you go to.

Can we at least agree that we wouldn't want to live in El Paso?    
(Oops, probably offended someone there).  

It's funny, I live in West Houston and have friends in North Houston and relatives in South Houston. The terrain, vegetation and such are enogh different across town that I find those areas unattractive and wouldn't want to live there.

I'm pretty lucky, I have a 12 minute drive to work on back streets. No traffic, no stop lights, the only bear is that I have to cross three major streets at stop signs.

The humidity can be a problem, but it keeps the women looking young.  :mrgreen:  We visited friends out in El Paso a few years back and I broke out in a rash. I think my skin just coulcn't take the lack of moisture.

Quote from: Rich500Hey, I do wear my cowboy boots regularily, witht he 10 gallon hat, and I do ride my horse, just not too work... I find they arnt so good in traffic at 40mph.

Hey a good horse can keep a steady gallop for awhile, just not if you had to go very far.  I still wear my boots to work alot.  Black boots go with just about everything but shorts and wearing them with your boxers/briefs (Just looks funny).  I have lived here most of my life but was born in Oregon, have only been back to visit once.  Would like to come up to Canada for a vacation some day and bring back some cubans  

QuoteeHey a good horse can keep a steady gallop for awhile, just not if you had to go very far. I still wear my boots to work alot. Black boots go with just about everything but shorts and wearing them with your boxers/briefs (Just looks funny). I have lived here most of my life but was born in Oregon, have only been back to visit once. Would like to come up to Canada for a vacation some day and bring back some cubans

Cuban products: one of our many virtues! I have been known to smoke a cuban, or 2 every so often, and I will say, its great to stroll downt he street, big ol' stogey burning away, cowboy boots and wranglers, a snowboard company shirt on, with my Iron Cross belt buckle and straw hat on my head. Thats a good feeling being a punk ass Canadian Redneck. WE even put horns on the front of my friends Escalade when we go cruisin. Blaze a little Tim Mcgraw, aand your in business.!!!
You are guhyouareenteed to have a good time.

Quote from: Rich500WE even put horns on the front of my friends Escalade when we go cruisin. Blaze a little Tim Mcgraw, aand your in business.!!!
You are guhyouareenteed to have a good time.

Hell yeah, see the funny thing is I listen to HM as well as country.  My roommate has a set of horns he put on the front of a lincoln.  It was hilarious. :lol: