What can I say? I learned to spell at A&M.Keith B wrote:I think you are close, but I always thought "Yall" was one word with no apostrophes!!The Annoyed Man wrote:Although I am a fairly recent transplant from California to Texas (April, 2006), I have lived here before, having attended UTEP and TAMU back in the 70s. I never forgot that one crucial aspect of Texas grammar though that distinguishes the wannabee from from the true Texan - that "Y'all" is the singular, and "All Y'all" is the plural.
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- Wed Feb 06, 2008 12:19 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Another reason to hate California.
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- Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:48 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Another reason to hate California.
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Re: Another reason to hate California.
Although I am a fairly recent transplant from California to Texas (April, 2006), I have lived here before, having attended UTEP and TAMU back in the 70s. I never forgot that one crucial aspect of Texas grammar though that distinguishes the wannabee from from the true Texan - that "Y'all" is the singular, and "All Y'all" is the plural.
- Mon Feb 04, 2008 4:27 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Another reason to hate California.
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Does it show that I'm annoyed about it?anygunanywhere wrote:Annoyed, you really need some serious help. I don't see how you can hold it all in like that. Just turn it loose, man!
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- Mon Feb 04, 2008 3:16 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Another reason to hate California.
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Re: Another reason to hate California.
The whole state isn't the same, but unfortunately, the intelligent minority is exactly that - a minority - and they allow themselves to be bullied pretty good by the commie pinko fascist hard left Dems in the inner cities and the state legislature... and I say that as a person who grew up in California and lived there almost my entire life, and who thinks that it is the prettiest state in the union. Purely in geographic terms, California has much to recommend it. And yes, there are plenty of wonderful and decent folks living there. But as a society as a whole, it is corrupt and beholden to race-baiters, commies, traitors, entitlements activists, and apologists for illegal immigration and all manner of sexual license. Madam Speaker Pelosi has been photographed marching next to the founder of NAMBLA (the North American Man/Boy Love Association) during gay pride parades. Today, Pelosi is much more the face of California than is any hard working conservative central valley rancher.CompVest wrote:I know it is easy to pick on California, but just because there are people there who are less then brillant by our standards should not lead to assuming the whole state is the same. I lived there for years and it is a beautiful state with wonderful friendly people that think the way we do. These people you don't hear about. They are not News worthy. I say don't throw out the baby with the bathwater.
The reason this is so is that Edmund Burke's dictum has been fulfilled. Back when homosexual activism was unheard of, the "rights" of illegal aliens were non-existent, military service had a broad appeal, "pot" was something you cooked in, and common sense prevailed, it was noisy, loud, unpleasant, rude, and shameless activists who changed the political landscape in California from being one that was primarily right of center to being primarily hard left. In the face of that, otherwise decent people - Edmund Burke's "good men" - did nothing in kind, and evil triumphed. For California to recapture its right of center past, conservatives will have to become noisy, loud, unpleasant, rude, and shameless activists for the conservative cause. However, it is not in the conservative nature to be those things. Thus, evil triumphs. Yes, there are good people in the state of California, but they live within an evil culture, and (paraphrasing Matthew 10:14) they should leave and shake the state's dust off their feet...
...or... they should do whatever it takes to change the state. For my own part, I believe that it has gone well past the point of no return, and California cannot be salvaged. At all. Ever. So I left.
...not that I have an opinion about it one way or the other...
- Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:12 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Another reason to hate California.
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There isn't any, and there hasn't been any for quite a long time. That's why I moved out California in mid 2006. I had lived there most of my life, and I was "up to here" with the state's nonsense. I had to go back there on business for a week in early November. All it did was reinforce in my mind why I left. It's a dirty state. The streets are dirty. The air is dirty. There's graffiti everywhere, trash everywhere, etc. It's just ugly. All the rest of my family still lives there, but I'll never go back.AFJailor wrote:...where the heck is the common sense in the state of California?