Seriously its well over 800 miles from one end to the other and we have everything I can think of that's why so many people love it here. Not much need to leave! Also for the most part everyone is very down to earth good people. Not putting anyplace else down as its great to see the rest of this beautiful country but Texas is seriously badass in a multitude of ways. That's why I always ended up here after seeing so many other places and then yes, the beautiful women. We're not missing nothing

 

If ya say so.....Ive been texas a few times its not a place id live

 

Must love cold weather, nothing wrong with that some do. My old bones hurt in the cold so I like the heat much better...plus I'm an AC contractor lol.

 

More to it then just cold....plus over 80* i prefer to be in AC

 

all you can ever ask for fishing, hunting, racing, offroad, shooting, sports....year ******* round! I'll mow my yard every day before a shovel snow once. and we have jobs to support it all.

it gets hot...that's when you float the rivers.

 

Plus you're only about an hr or so from the coast. Hell yeah!

 

I spend as much time as I can in TX (although the last 3 vacations that I have taken have been to California). I drove my SS 2,200 miles to the RGV way back in 2006 just to see some of their bad *** trucks. Also when the truck was stock, I ran slower times in Edinburg than I did in California or Washington.

 

the best thing about texas is the weed grows 24/7 and the drug money flows deep for all of us gay democrats.

 

Given the direction of the thread, I give up. George has the potentially fastest truck of a particular weight and trim in Texas.

I personally wouldn't/ don't talk **** about someone's ride when I don't have one that is faster at the same time.

I will also wager that I can walk around the rest of the week and not find one mother ****** that wants to visit Pittsburgh for any reason...lol

 

Of course none want to come up here...only time they like seeing white stuffon their noses is from a line


Also not many queers in pittsburgh