- Tongue planted *FIRMLY* in cheek -

A good Texan?  We have a joke here in Wyoming that varies by the season:

1. Q - What town in the US has the highest population of Texas
fishermen?
        A - Green River, WY

2. Q - What town in the US has the highest population of Texas skiers?
        A - Jackson Hole, WY

3. Or, to cover both seasons,  Q - "What's the fourth largest town in
Texas?
                                                A - Wyoming


We love the tourism dollars, just don't like the lift lines and getting
to our favorite trout stream and encountering throngs of people saying
"ya'll."
A good friend is from Midland/Odessa, and says the same thing.


Kendall Corbett
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-----Original Message-----
From: ken barber [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 9:55 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: climate in texas was: Addressing an ad-hominm and asking
for welcome...

good advice i guess, bobby. i hope to become a good
texan. just in a few years.

i know mcallen is humid to you guys, but, felt pretty
dry to me. it was 103 one day i was there and that was
in june.

i find it hard to find a chart of year round humidity.
this list has been able to answer many questions. i
find that mcallen has about half as much rain as coral
gables florida. would that translate into half as much
humidity or can that conclusion be faulty? .

--- "BG Greer, PhD" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Ken,
>
>        According to the press, taxpayers are split
> in their support of this
> "rebellion".
> Some people think the idea will catch on and other
> poliitical bodies will
> employ this stategy. For the sake of ones
> well-being, it may be well not to
> take politics too seriously. I know I get so upset
> over some of this and
> there is little I can do about it.
>
> Bobby
>
> > texas taxpayers now have to pay for a special
> session
> >


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