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Breaks the rules cuz I'm a rebel. 
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I know I'm in Texas when I see this fast food restaurant. 
I used to think that I was really a Southerner at heart who had somehow been accidentally deposited somewhere up north by mistake.
After all, I have always been interested in Southern culture and love Southern accents so much that I've actually considered moving to the South in order to be surrounded by them. (The most tragic thing is when I've met transplanted Southerners upr north who were made fun of for their accent... and so they strived to try to erase any traces of it) Personally, I think this should be considered a crime.
I once knew a girl who was originally from Korea, but adopted into a family in Virginia, and she had the cutest Southern accent one could imagine.
Now that I think about it though, I realize why I wasn't originally exported to the South...
I've never really cared for BBQ.
And I'm pretty sure that in Texas, a public confession of that magnitude would get me a good old-fashioned hanging--even faster than if I had been caught stealing someone's horse.
I can't even fully look at those pictures of ribs. I DO NOT like to recognize any of my food before I eat it. Bleh.
After all, I have always been interested in Southern culture and love Southern accents so much that I've actually considered moving to the South in order to be surrounded by them. (The most tragic thing is when I've met transplanted Southerners upr north who were made fun of for their accent... and so they strived to try to erase any traces of it
) Personally, I think this should be considered a crime. I once knew a girl who was originally from Korea, but adopted into a family in Virginia, and she had the cutest Southern accent one could imagine.
Now that I think about it though, I realize why I wasn't originally exported to the South...
I've never really cared for BBQ.
And I'm pretty sure that in Texas, a public confession of that magnitude would get me a good old-fashioned hanging--even faster than if I had been caught stealing someone's horse.
I can't even fully look at those pictures of ribs. I DO NOT like to recognize any of my food before I eat it. Bleh.
I used to think that I was really a Southerner at heart who had somehow been accidentally deposited somewhere up north by mistake.
After all, I have always been interested in Southern culture and love Southern accents so much that I've actually considered moving to the South in order to be surrounded by them. (The most tragic thing is when I've met transplanted Southerners upr north who were made fun of for their accent... and so they strived to try to erase any traces of it) Personally, I think this should be considered a crime.
I once knew a girl who was originally from Korea, but adopted into a family in Virginia, and she had the cutest Southern accent one could imagine.
Now that I think about it though, I realize why I wasn't originally exported to the South...
I've never really cared for BBQ.
And I'm pretty sure that in Texas, a public confession of that magnitude would get me a good old-fashioned hanging--even faster than if I had been caught stealing someone's horse.
I can't even fully look at those pictures of ribs. I DO NOT like to recognize any of my food before I eat it. Bleh.
After all, I have always been interested in Southern culture and love Southern accents so much that I've actually considered moving to the South in order to be surrounded by them. (The most tragic thing is when I've met transplanted Southerners upr north who were made fun of for their accent... and so they strived to try to erase any traces of it
) Personally, I think this should be considered a crime. I once knew a girl who was originally from Korea, but adopted into a family in Virginia, and she had the cutest Southern accent one could imagine.
Now that I think about it though, I realize why I wasn't originally exported to the South...
I've never really cared for BBQ.
And I'm pretty sure that in Texas, a public confession of that magnitude would get me a good old-fashioned hanging--even faster than if I had been caught stealing someone's horse.
I can't even fully look at those pictures of ribs. I DO NOT like to recognize any of my food before I eat it. Bleh.
I'm not here to post, I'm just making a public observation.
If the only people allowed to post here have to be from Texas, and none of the other Texi-manians (or was that, Texi-maniacs) feel like posting, poor Susanna might wind up sitting alone in a thread just talking to herself.
Don't worry, Susanna. I've been there many times.
And I'm still perfectly normal.
And I'm still perfectly normal.
And I'm still perfectly...
Well, anyway. No disrespect at all meant to Texas--I was there once for a couple of days, does that count? I have to admit, I have never seen so much homegrown state pride in all my life. After all, where else could I buy Texas-shaped muffin pans, Texas-shaped cheese boards, and Texas-shaped oven mitts??? (Yes, for some reason, found myself trapped in the baking aisle of a store in Texas. That right there sounds like the makings of a good country Western song...)
I would love to go back.
And with all that scrumptious Southern food to enjoy, when I eventually come back, I just might be the size of Texas.
If the only people allowed to post here have to be from Texas, and none of the other Texi-manians (or was that, Texi-maniacs
) feel like posting, poor Susanna might wind up sitting alone in a thread just talking to herself. Don't worry, Susanna. I've been there many times.
And I'm still perfectly normal.
And I'm still perfectly normal.
And I'm still perfectly...
Well, anyway. No disrespect at all meant to Texas--I was there once for a couple of days, does that count? I have to admit, I have never seen so much homegrown state pride in all my life. After all, where else could I buy Texas-shaped muffin pans, Texas-shaped cheese boards, and Texas-shaped oven mitts??? (Yes, for some reason, found myself trapped in the baking aisle of a store in Texas. That right there sounds like the makings of a good country Western song...)
I would love to go back.
And with all that scrumptious Southern food to enjoy, when I eventually come back, I just might be the size of Texas.