sick of misconceptions
i moved to DFW, TX from Boston, MA two years ago... been 1.5 years at working at the same company in uptown dallas. every day without fail, people still giggle whenever i say certain 'key words' that have the R's in the right places... and STILL after 1.5 years, people even go as far as to ask me to say certain words and phrases for them like i'm a ******* side show act at a circus.
there is no less cultural intolerance and immaturity in TX than anywhere else... you only tend to see it when you travel because you become the victim.
there is no less cultural intolerance and immaturity in TX than anywhere else... you only tend to see it when you travel because you become the victim.
This thread made me think of the Bud Light "Real Men of Genius" commercials. You know which one...
... "Mr. way too proud of Texas"
LMAO.
Seriously, it IS better than most but we need to keep it under our hats. The secret is getting out and way too many liberal fruitcakes are moving out here from California... at least here in Central TX. Those fuggers need to turn around and go right back. They screwed up their state and now they want to come here and screw up ours.
... "Mr. way too proud of Texas"
LMAO.
Seriously, it IS better than most but we need to keep it under our hats. The secret is getting out and way too many liberal fruitcakes are moving out here from California... at least here in Central TX. Those fuggers need to turn around and go right back. They screwed up their state and now they want to come here and screw up ours.
FYI, people in California are saying the same thing about conservative inbreds from Texas
i work in a call center and talk to people all over the world, and when i tell them i live in TX, it really shocks the **** out of them because i don't sound like it.
i tell them "i try my best".
it's not that i don't like TX (other than the heat), i just can't stand the drawl, and hate it when people do say **** like that and are serious about it.
you'd be surprised at how many people actually ARE being serious when they say stuff like that.
i work in a call center and talk to people all over the world, and when i tell them i live in TX, it really shocks the **** out of them because i don't sound like it.
i tell them "i try my best".
it's not that i don't like TX (other than the heat), i just can't stand the drawl, and hate it when people do say **** like that and are serious about it.
i work in a call center and talk to people all over the world, and when i tell them i live in TX, it really shocks the **** out of them because i don't sound like it.
i tell them "i try my best".
it's not that i don't like TX (other than the heat), i just can't stand the drawl, and hate it when people do say **** like that and are serious about it.
