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HAY MAKER":3e55joxy said:
Funny what some folks will do in TX,which president was it that was visiting TX ? I think Ronald Reagan any way they were doing a new cast welcoming him to TX and give him a tamale at an outdoor shindig,he started eating it shuck and all,kinda funny to see that look on his face when some one told him to peel the shuck off :D ................good luck
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Actually I believe it was Gerald Ford who failed to shuck his tamale before trying to eat it.

mbdear
 
HAY MAKER":2zgoqkv5 said:
la4angus":2zgoqkv5 said:
milesvb":2zgoqkv5 said:
What I don't understand about the Reagan episode is do they not have tamales in California?
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Yes they do. And some damn good ones too. Don't believe 1/2 of Hay Makers sht.
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Still bitter,Ia4angus ? I dont believe 1/4 of what you say two bit wanna be.............good luck
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Hay Maker, You aren't worth being bitter about..
 
mbdear":2r8uhu3y said:
HAY MAKER":2r8uhu3y said:
Funny what some folks will do in TX,which president was it that was visiting TX ? I think Ronald Reagan any way they were doing a new cast welcoming him to TX and give him a tamale at an outdoor shindig,he started eating it shuck and all,kinda funny to see that look on his face when some one told him to peel the shuck off :D ................good luck
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Actually I believe it was Gerald Ford who failed to shuck his tamale before trying to eat it.

mbdear
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You are probably right mbdear,I could'nt remember which one it was...............good luck
 
houstoncutter":1vmfggll said:
yall forgot the ultimate city name to pronouce...... Leaky
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Yeah,thats a good one I was born and raised in TX and I dont know how to pronounce it ,I have heard it both ways,Leaky like its spelled and Lakey like it sounds.............good lucky
 
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You folks in Tx. ain't no different than us in Ga. Except for the false pride that you cling to dearly. If that statement PO's half the folks on this board, good. I bet most of you Texans are only 2 or 3 generations removed from Georgian immigrants fleeing the reconstruction.
 
ga. prime":1p5036yq said:
You folks in Tx. ain't no different than us in Ga. Except for the false pride that you cling to dearly. If that statement PO's half the folks on this board, good. I bet most of you Texans are only 2 or 3 generations removed from Georgian immigrants fleeing the reconstruction.
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In YOUR dreams! :cboy:
 
Mahoney Pursley Ranch":30bi1s2b said:
ga. prime":30bi1s2b said:
You folks in Tx. ain't no different than us in Ga. Except for the false pride that you cling to dearly. If that statement PO's half the folks on this board, good. I bet most of you Texans are only 2 or 3 generations removed from Georgian immigrants fleeing the reconstruction.
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In YOUR dreams! :cboy:
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Ya'll crack me up!!! This is going to get good.
 
ga. prime":c85hkvaz said:
You folks in Tx. ain't no different than us in Ga. Except for the false pride that you cling to dearly. If that statement PO's half the folks on this board, good. I bet most of you Texans are only 2 or 3 generations removed from Georgian immigrants fleeing the reconstruction.
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We did pass through Ga. just didn't see anything worth stopping for. Got to Texas in the 1830's and settled in the Republic of Texas. Texas wasn't for the faint of heart with Commanches and Kiowa.
 
J&T Farm":3b5xmxvc said:
.......and your grandpa was Capt. Call. and Augustus Macray.
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No mine where real and not fictional
Capt. H. Clay Davis (Sep 1852 - 1853)
Capt. Will W. Davis (July 1919 - February 1921)
Actually it was my grandpa and great great grandpa.
 
Camp, I'm neither mad nor jealous. I love Texas. Been all over it a hundred times. All I'm saying is, Texans are no differenmt than other Southerners except for their propensity for conceitedness. Of course, I don't mean everyone in Texas is arrogant or conceited, but it is a pretty common personality trait there.
 
Naw its Pride and we have a lot to be proud of.
The people that settled Texas were a tough lot, not saying other states didn't have there trails and tribulations also.
I am 5th generation Texan and a lot of it goes back to we were a Republic that won our freedom and chose to join the union. The United States had to have Texas not the other way around. Without Texas the U.S. could not achieve Manifest Destiny of the Monroe doctrine.
 

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