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VOTE_BOT
06-08-2005, 06:20 AM
That the Final Four in the contest include two Texans and two Canadians?
International implications, indeed.
Food for thought,
VOTE_BOT
MacAllister
06-08-2005, 06:27 AM
I've also noticed there's one guy and three chicks...interesting demographics, indeed!
rhymegirl
06-08-2005, 06:33 AM
Vote Bot can get a custom avatar now--52 posts.
Sarita
06-08-2005, 06:34 AM
And his own title. Perhaps something like "Devil's Advocate" Or "Ninth Deadly Sin"
rhymegirl
06-08-2005, 06:37 AM
Still think it's Haskins, huh Sara?
BlueTexas
06-08-2005, 06:43 AM
I've also noticed there's one guy and three chicks...interesting demographics, indeed!
That's cause girls just rock :)
MacAllister
06-08-2005, 06:44 AM
Girls do, in fact, rock.
Haskins, by implication--and his protestations aside--also rocks.
VOTE_BOT
06-08-2005, 09:27 AM
This has "international incident" written all over it.
BlueTexas
06-08-2005, 07:08 PM
I've been to Canada...Sarah and DJP, have you been to Texas? William, Canada?
No, I've never been to Texas. I don't do well in extreme heat, give me 40 below any day.
firehorse
06-08-2005, 11:31 PM
I don't do well in extreme heat, give me 40 below any day.Same here - make that below 30 (Celsius). I don't think I've ever been to Texas; maybe w/my family when I was eight?
No, I've never been to Texas. I don't do well in extreme heat, give me 40 below any day.
Holy balls, I thought I was the only one.
I've lived in Texas and spent many fine days in Canada and would happily hop over the border from Minnesota here. I'll take below zero temps anytime as well. In fact, I wear shorts all winter. I suffer in this midwest humidity and living in Dallas where for 11 months out of the year the wind is a hot exhaust was detrimental to my well being.
No offense, Texas, I did a lot of drugs down there and had a ton of fun but I'll take today's 75 degrees and party sunny and call it hot enough.
I'm always ready for a 12 pack in the snowbank while shootin' some pucks.
Sarita
06-09-2005, 12:29 AM
I'm always cold, er... Rather, I'm always dressed warm. Sweatshirt, sweater. If it's 90 degrees out, I might get out a tank and capris.
That the Final Four in the contest include two Texans and two Canadians?
To be fair, is Sarah really Canadian? ;)
Chaos
06-09-2005, 01:59 AM
TEXAS!!! I've been there for a NASCAR race....friggin awesome place....Canada went there once had a rather bad time........but I'm really sorry cuz I dont notice....
firehorse
06-09-2005, 02:10 AM
To be fair, is Sarah really Canadian? ;)I'm whatever you want me to be, darlin' ;)
maestrowork
06-09-2005, 02:14 AM
I'm whatever you want me to be, darlin' ;)
Don't tempt me...
mkcbunny
06-09-2005, 02:36 AM
To be fair, is Sarah really Canadian? ;)
I know, but I'm not tellin'.
Paint
06-09-2005, 08:41 PM
I have family living in Texas. I have noticed Texans think their state is as big as Canada...
Sorry.
:guns:
firehorse
06-09-2005, 09:02 PM
I'm always cold, er... Rather, I'm always dressed warm. Sweatshirt, sweater. If it's 90 degrees out, I might get out a tank and capris.I'm just the opposite. My normal body temp is 96 (I'm almost clinically hypothermic by nature :Shrug: ), so I have no trouble with cold weather, but heat + humidity = very grumpy Sarah.
poetinahat
06-10-2005, 03:08 AM
I'm just the opposite. My normal body temp is 96 (I'm almost clinically hypothermic by nature :Shrug: ), so I have no trouble with cold weather, but heat + humidity = very grumpy Sarah.
So... when you come to Australia, let us know ahead of time, and we'll order in extra ice :idea:
but heat + humidity = very grumpy Sarah.
Then I'll call you GRUMPY, Sarah. You must not be liking today. I was just outside trying to water the brownery and the therm. out there says 31. Add the humidity to that. But, thankfully, in the house it's a cool 19! (And I know it's probably hotter in T.O. right now. I'm only 25 minutes away, but it's always hotter downtown than it is here. I think we get cool air off the lake or something like that?)
Hope you have central air, Sarah! And, hey, let's be thankful we're not in Barrie. (I have a brother up there. The streets are all flooded from the big storm!)
Mr Underhill
06-10-2005, 07:35 AM
I don't understand.
I should think the Texians and Canadiens would get on famously. They both like to wear those big funny hats, and ride around outdoors on their horses all day...
What's that you say? Not every part of Texas is dry and dusty and full of gunslingers and tumbleweeds? Not every Canadian is a member of the RCMP or a grizzled prospector or trapper? But... but... I've always been told that Hollywood is a reliable chronicler of culture... Who can you believe?
Actually, it looks pretty much like Ponderosa up here until tourist season. Then we get out all the fake, glitzy facades to attract Americans. We pocket their money, tourist season ends and we go back to our horses and put the shiny Datsuns and Buicks back in the barns. So, depending on the time of the year, you might not see the REAL Canada.
maestrowork
06-10-2005, 04:14 PM
I hate hot and humid, especially without rain. Storms were brewing in my area but alas! the rain didn't come. I was so disappointed. My lawn desperately needed some rain. It was so lusciously green just a week or so ago, and now it's all brown! WTF happened? It went from the greenest lawn in the neighborhood (I was so proud) to patches of ugly brown. You would think with all the humidity in the air, the grass would know how to absorb the moisture like our hair would... ;) I've turned on the sprinklers for hours now... *grumpy*
BlueTexas
06-10-2005, 05:08 PM
Actually, it looks pretty much like Ponderosa up here until tourist season. Then we get out all the fake, glitzy facades to attract Americans. We pocket their money, tourist season ends and we go back to our horses and put the shiny Datsuns and Buicks back in the barns. So, depending on the time of the year, you might not see the REAL Canada.
;)
West Texas really is dry and dusty and full of tumbleweeds and dirtdevils.
And yeah, Texans really do think their state is as big as Canada. I, however, wouldn't know, having been informed by my neighbors that the opinions of transplants don't count. They were half-joking.
In the county where I live, there probably are more horses than cars, and the girls don't slap, they barrel-race. Sometimes they frighten me ;)
Yesterday it almost hit 100 degrees, and was still 91 at 9 PM.
Well Missy, tell them that you may be a transplant but you do know that 13.448 Texases will fit inside our little country! Canada is 3,612,187 square miles compared to the itzy bitzy 268,601 square miles that comprises Texas.
firehorse
06-11-2005, 01:10 AM
A friend of mine who was in the touring company of a Broadway show spent almost three months in Texas (Austin, San Antonio and Dallas/Ft. Worth). He said there was an International Food Fair that included food from "The US, Mexico and Texas."
I'd love to visit Austin - I hear it's a very cool, creative community. Can't believe I've never been to SxSW.
I know Kira's near Dallas; Haskins, where are you located?
William Haskins
06-11-2005, 01:19 AM
austin
maestrowork
06-11-2005, 02:03 AM
Austin is pretty cool. San Antonio is not bad. I hate Dallas (sorry).
aadams73
06-11-2005, 02:34 AM
Austin is pretty cool. San Antonio is not bad. I hate Dallas (sorry).
I live in SA. It's a decent city except for the lunatic drivers. Austin is probably my second favorite US city, there's just something about it that I really like.
aadams73
06-11-2005, 02:37 AM
So... when you come to Australia, let us know ahead of time, and we'll order in extra ice :idea:
I moved from Australia's Gold Coast to San Antonio, TX. The heat doesn't bother me at all. Sure as hell wish they had a beach here though.
:cry:
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