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Blankman · 04-02-2002, 03:31 AM

Sarge, I lived in Texas for four years, having been raised in northwest Montana the best thing was bad weather in Texas. It was the only time I could get on the interstate and get to work without any hassle. Funny, I'd get to work sometimes up to four hours before any other coworkers, and even then most wouldn't show up. When I moved to Texas I showed up on Feb 14, and was wearing a bright Hawaiian shirt and it felt toasty, eveyone else was in coats zipped up to their chins, it was 56 degrees. And you know that song "All My Ex's Live in Texas" Well it's true for me.

04-02-2002, 03:31 AM	#29
Blankman Member (10 bit) Join Date: May 1999 Location: Northwest Posts: 585	Sarge, I lived in Texas for four years, having been raised in northwest Montana the best thing was bad weather in Texas. It was the only time I could get on the interstate and get to work without any hassle. Funny, I'd get to work sometimes up to four hours before any other coworkers, and even then most wouldn't show up. When I moved to Texas I showed up on Feb 14, and was wearing a bright Hawaiian shirt and it felt toasty, eveyone else was in coats zipped up to their chins, it was 56 degrees. And you know that song "All My Ex's Live in Texas" Well it's true for me. __________________ Prost!