I love Wade (very texan thread)

[stealth]

I am a texan first and an american after. I love Wade, I watch hard knocks wishing he was my grand father, if bum was my great grandfather I could die today happy. I love that he is a texan, just like me. How fitting is it that the best team in the league, that happens to be in texas, is represented by a born and raised Texan. Non-texans, don't get twisted I love you and would fight for you, but WOOHOO that a texan is running my team.

 

[silverbear]

I am a texan first and an american after. I love Wade, I watch hard knocks wishing he was my grand father, if bum was my great grandfather I could die today happy. I love that he is a texan, just like me. How fitting is it that the best team in the league, that happens to be in texas, is represented by a born and raised Texan. Non-texans, don't get twisted I love you and would fight for you, but WOOHOO that a texan is running my team.

Como Tejas, no hay otro... it's over 35 years since I lived there, and it's still in my heart... got a king-sized, indoor quality Lone Star flag hanging in my bedroom to remind me daily of who I am...

 

[SweetDC]

You Texans crack me up. Your love for your state is unbelievable. My ex is a Texan and if I heard him say, "We were a country first" one more time....

Hey, Maryland (my home state) ain't no slouch either. Ya'll Texans might remember that little conflict called the War of 1812. Were it not for the heroic, valiant efforts of Marylanders during the Battle of Baltimore, your Tex-Mex might well be bangers and mash. I'm just sayin'.

Battle of Baltimore
Marylanders demonstrated unimaginable unity, courage, and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds when British forces-- the greatest military power in the world-- invaded the Chesapeake region. American forces at Ft. McHenry in Baltimore harbor, withstood a punishing 25-hour attack, and inspired the words to America’s national anthem. (Visit Maryland)
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Ummm...thankfully my fellow Marylanders fared a little better holding off the enemy than those did at the Alamo. Hence, why your food is called Tex-Mex. No blame. You Texans did the best you could. Next time conflict rears, call some of us Marylanders down and we'll help you whup 'em real good.

Now come on up here and get yourself some of our delicious Chesapeake Bay (not English Channel) crab cakes.

 

[silverbear]

You Texans crack me up. Your love for your state is unbelievable. My ex is a Texan and if I heard him say, "We were a country first" one more time....

Hey, Maryland (my home state) ain't no slouch either. Ya'll Texans might remember that little conflict called the War of 1812. Were it not for the heroic, valiant efforts of Marylanders during the Battle of Baltimore, your Tex-Mex might well be bangers and mash. I'm just sayin'.

Battle of Baltimore
Marylanders demonstrated unimaginable unity, courage, and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds when British forces-- the greatest military power in the world-- invaded the Chesapeake region. American forces at Ft. McHenry in Baltimore harbor, withstood a punishing 25-hour attack, and inspired the words to America’s national anthem. (Visit Maryland)
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Ummm...thankfully my fellow Marylanders fared a little better holding off the enemy than those did at the Alamo. Hence, why your food is called Tex-Mex. No blame. You Texans did the best you could. Next time conflict rears, call some of us Marylanders down and we'll help you whup 'em real good.

Now come on up here and get yourself some of our delicious Chesapeake Bay (not English Channel) crab cakes.

Uhhh, I graduated from North Hagerstown High School, my Mom and Dad are buried in the cemetery just up Potomac Avenue from that school... you can't tell me much about Maryland I don't already know...

Virginia is better (that's where I live now), Texas is better still...

 

[dooomsday]

Uhhh, I graduated from North Hagerstown High School, my Mom and Dad are buried in the cemetery just up Potomac Avenue from that school... you can't tell me much about Maryland I don't already know...

Virginia is better (that's where I live now), Texas is better still...

And you move up the food chain from there!

Joisey!

 

[Nav22]

California rules all.

Nicest weather, hottest women, and largest population since everyone wants to be here.

Hell, even the Cowboys can't stay away!

 

[Maikeru-sama]

Everytime a Texan has been head coach of this team, great things always happened.

Hopefully Wade Phillips doesn't disappoint.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

Uhhh, I graduated from North Hagerstown High School, my Mom and Dad are buried in the cemetery just up Potomac Avenue from that school... you can't tell me much about Maryland I don't already know...

Virginia is better (that's where I live now), Texas is better still...

I am from Hillsville, Va........and it is a great place.

 

[BAZ]

I'm guessing if the Boys go 3-13 Stealth will change his mind about Wade.

 

[Thanos68]

I love the Cowboys...But I am sorry. Texas really sucks.

 

[Doomsday101]

You Texans crack me up. Your love for your state is unbelievable. My ex is a Texan and if I heard him say, "We were a country first" one more time....

Hey, Maryland (my home state) ain't no slouch either. Ya'll Texans might remember that little conflict called the War of 1812. Were it not for the heroic, valiant efforts of Marylanders during the Battle of Baltimore, your Tex-Mex might well be bangers and mash. I'm just sayin'.

Battle of Baltimore
Marylanders demonstrated unimaginable unity, courage, and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds when British forces-- the greatest military power in the world-- invaded the Chesapeake region. American forces at Ft. McHenry in Baltimore harbor, withstood a punishing 25-hour attack, and inspired the words to America’s national anthem. (Visit Maryland)
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Ummm...thankfully my fellow Marylanders fared a little better holding off the enemy than those did at the Alamo. Hence, why your food is called Tex-Mex. No blame. You Texans did the best you could. Next time conflict rears, call some of us Marylanders down and we'll help you whup 'em real good.

Now come on up here and get yourself some of our delicious Chesapeake Bay (not English Channel) crab cakes.

I have been to Maryland very nice state but what does that have to do with the extreme love that most Texans have for their state? While we lost at the Alamo we did not forget them at the Battle of San Jacinto where we won our independence and became a country of our own and by our charter with the US still hold that right. As we like to say I was born an American by luck and a Texan by the grace of God. :laugh2:

 

[Big Country]

I am a texan first and an american after. I love Wade, I watch hard knocks wishing he was my grand father, if bum was my great grandfather I could die today happy. I love that he is a texan, just like me. How fitting is it that the best team in the league, that happens to be in texas, is represented by a born and raised Texan. Non-texans, don't get twisted I love you and would fight for you, but WOOHOO that a texan is running my team.

Yessir!!! I've lived here all my life and don't ever want to leave. Good things are sure to come.

California rules all.

Nicest weather, hottest women, and largest population since everyone wants to be here.

Hell, even the Cowboys can't stay away!

Ummm, you haven't been to Austin Texas then huh.

I love the Cowboys...But I am sorry. Texas really sucks.

nice refutation there slim!

 

[BlueStar22]

California rules all.

Nicest weather, hottest women, and largest population since everyone wants to be here.

Hell, even the Cowboys can't stay away!

Yeah if you like plastic women and high cost of living....lol

 

[cbfan55]

Yessir!!! I've lived here all my life and don't ever want to leave. Good things are sure to come.



Ummm, you haven't been to Austin Texas then huh.



nice refutation there slim!

 

[dougonthebench]

I love the Cowboys...But I am sorry. Texas really sucks.

and where do you call home??? Oklahoma?

 

[kmd24]

I don't know much about the rest of Texas, but Houston pretty much sucks in my book. Lived there for a year.

I've visited Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin, and they were OK. Better than Houston, anyway. Austin seemed really nice.

I also worked a project in the panhandle (Borger - yuck), and stayed in Amarillo while working there. The only way I'll return is if someone drags my cold, dead body.

 

[silverbear]

Ummm, you haven't been to Austin Texas then huh.

Amen and hallelujah, my brutha... I'll testify...

There are more pretty girls per square mile in that city than anywhere else on the face of the earth, I'm dead morally convinced of that...

 

[Big Country]

Amen and hallelujah, my brutha... I'll testify...

There are more pretty girls per square mile in that city than anywhere else on the face of the earth, I'm dead morally convinced of that...

Yes sir silverbear! I went to TX State University in San Marcos back in the early 90s and the whole area is absolutely beautiful in scenery of landscape and the ladies. The ratio of ladies to men back then was like 7 to 1...

I could die happy in the Texas Hill country... Anyone who has never been there has absolutely missed one of the more beautiful places on earth.

 

[zrinkill]

I love the Cowboys...But I am sorry. Texas really sucks.

Someone is looking for attention

 

[Big Country]

You Texans crack me up. Your love for your state is unbelievable. My ex is a Texan and if I heard him say, "We were a country first" one more time....

Hey, Maryland (my home state) ain't no slouch either. Ya'll Texans might remember that little conflict called the War of 1812. Were it not for the heroic, valiant efforts of Marylanders during the Battle of Baltimore, your Tex-Mex might well be bangers and mash. I'm just sayin'.

Battle of Baltimore
Marylanders demonstrated unimaginable unity, courage, and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds when British forces-- the greatest military power in the world-- invaded the Chesapeake region. American forces at Ft. McHenry in Baltimore harbor, withstood a punishing 25-hour attack, and inspired the words to America’s national anthem. (Visit Maryland)
​

Ummm...thankfully my fellow Marylanders fared a little better holding off the enemy than those did at the Alamo. Hence, why your food is called Tex-Mex. No blame. You Texans did the best you could. Next time conflict rears, call some of us Marylanders down and we'll help you whup 'em real good.

Now come on up here and get yourself some of our delicious Chesapeake Bay (not English Channel) crab cakes.

The history in MD is really cool. I'd like to go to MD someday. Also, no offense to your abilities in conflict, but ya'll had a few more hombres in the northeast to fend off the foe than us Texans I would think.

Furthermore, I'd love to go to Maryland and have some of the seafood there... I used to order crab cakes from Woody's Crab House... Absolutely great stuff.