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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: Cast] #7573038 08/06/19 02:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Cast
Been to Meers a few times...



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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573050 08/06/19 02:20 AM
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Originally Posted by J. Preston Bailey
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Is there a lot of meth up in Oklahoma ?
Asking for a friend...

I don't know. There seems to have been a lot of that in Idaho where I came from.
I think sucking in the humidity and red dust makes people touched in the head here.
Maybe getting spun around by tornadoes causes Sooner dizziness.


Where in Idaho are you from

Boise

previous post you said you were from Arizona?

Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573054 08/06/19 02:26 AM
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La Paz County


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: pdr55] #7573056 08/06/19 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by pdr55
Is there a lot of meth up in Oklahoma ?
Asking for a friend...


^^^^^roflmao roflmao


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: beaversnipe] #7573057 08/06/19 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by beaversnipe
Bouse,AZ
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OK, Cali...


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573058 08/06/19 02:29 AM
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The return of ye ye?


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: bigbob_ftw] #7573068 08/06/19 02:55 AM
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The return of ye ye?

rofl


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573136 08/06/19 07:58 AM
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Actually Arlington is home of the cowboys.

Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: mikereiling5] #7573150 08/06/19 10:11 AM
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I said I'm a native Arizonan, but a total of:

1 year I spent living in Phoenix, AZ (in infancy, father stationed at Luke AFB)
43 1/2 years I spent living in California (2 1/2 years in Monterey, 8 1/2 years in Sacramento and the rest in SF Bay Area)

1970's/1980's San Francisco is what shaped my youth culture and boyhood education.
I'd fall into the beach bum/surfer dude class. I think the TX gulf beaches/Austin residence
would be a great fit for me. It's not the Pacific Ocean, but I'm no Rockefeller. Are there
great white sharks in Galveston waters?

7 years I spent living in Boise, ID
4 months I spent living in Georgia
1 1/2 years I spent living in Lawton/Fort Sill, OK
1 3/4 years I spent living in Germany
6 months I spent living in South Carolina

Seven of my 55 1/2 years were spent in the army.

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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: ducknbass] #7573157 08/06/19 10:32 AM
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They ought to call Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington "Texas Tri-Cities" then.

Cowboys on the field in Arlington, Cowboys namesake in Dallas and cows in Fort Worth

Now, where does Irving fit in?


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573158 08/06/19 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by J. Preston Bailey
They ought to call Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington "Texas Tri-Cities" then.

Cowboys on the field in Arlington, Cowboys namesake in Dallas and cows in Fort Worth

Now, where does Irving fit in?



It doesn't. Its a festering dung heap.


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Originally Posted by J. Preston Bailey
Why does Dallas have COWBOYS while Fort Worth is also known as COWTOWN?

It seems like all the cowboys and all the cows should be in the same town.



It was a mistake, it was suppose to be the Dallas Boy Cows.


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: bigbob_ftw] #7573161 08/06/19 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by bigbob_ftw
Originally Posted by J. Preston Bailey
They ought to call Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington "Texas Tri-Cities" then.

Cowboys on the field in Arlington, Cowboys namesake in Dallas and cows in Fort Worth

Now, where does Irving fit in?



It doesn't. Its a festering dung heap.

I've changed planes many a time at DFW.

I visited the Book Depository in Dallas with my mother in late 1989.
We saw the Kennedy death Lincoln and an ambulance at a small museum nearby.
I can't remember if the Oswald rifle was there. My mother and her woman friend were changing
planes from SFO to head for a Mexican holiday and I met them there while I was stationed at Sill during the weekend.
I took a plane down from Lawton.


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: hetman] #7573166 08/06/19 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by hetman
consider ourselves lucky Ft worth got the cows we got the COWGIRLS



FIFY


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: J. Preston Bailey] #7573182 08/06/19 11:53 AM
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""Seven of my 55 1/2 years were spent in the army.""

Figured that out when you said Lawton, why else would anybody go there.


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did Bill get a new account based in OK?


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: HWY_MAN] #7573240 08/06/19 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by HWY_MAN
""Seven of my 55 1/2 years were spent in the army.""

Figured that out when you said Lawton, why else would anybody go there.

Also 43 1/2 years spent living in "California" (2 1/2 years in Monterey, 8 1/2 years in Sacramento and the 31 1/2 years in SF Bay Area)


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Re: Texas mystery number one. [Re: NORML as can be] #7573344 08/06/19 03:00 PM
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""Seven of my 55 1/2 years were spent in the army.""

Figured that out when you said Lawton, why else would anybody go there.

Also 43 1/2 years spent living in "California" (2 1/2 years in Monterey, 8 1/2 years in Sacramento and the 31 1/2 years in SF Bay Area)


Those 2 1/2 Monterey years were actually part of my army days at Fort Ord, CA, 7th ID Light. Was deactivated in summer of 1993 under Clinton.

I was part of the skeleton crew that shut it down. 7th ID moved to Fort Lewis/Tacoma, Washington. I was handed orders to Germany
early fall '93.


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