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Old 09-15-2008, 07:21 PM   #597
Greg Anos
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Actually, VR, I find people who live in Texas unfathomable. RickyMaveety has reported encounters with big spiders, scorpions, snakes and mountain lions. The humidity seems most unpleasant. And then there are those hurricanes... (I'm really glad that you're ok.)
Truly, you Texans must be very hardy people.

Y'all left out sharks, little Black Widow spiders, rabies, tornadoes, lightning storms, 24hr temperature shift from 25 degrees C to snow and ice, and back to 25C in 24 more hrs, droughts, grass fires, floods, javelinas (wild peccary, a form of native hog - most dangerous), lots of guns, mesquite trees, huisach trees, prickly pear, pincusion cactus, and alligators (both actual and alligators gars (up to 8 feet in length with jaws 2-3 feet long)).

To us natives, home sweet home. (Sorta explains why the gov't has used Texans for shock troops since the US Civil War...)
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