all y'all texans --
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- froggorino
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all y'all texans --
while browsing for armoire ideas on ebay, i found this. if i was near it, i'd buy the hell out of it. pickup only. great price for what looks like a cool piece.
just thought i'd pass it along. ends in 13 hours.
frog"pretty slapdash incongruous of me, i know..."gy
http://cgi.ebay.com/Beautiful-One-Of-a- ... dZViewItem
just thought i'd pass it along. ends in 13 hours.
frog"pretty slapdash incongruous of me, i know..."gy
http://cgi.ebay.com/Beautiful-One-Of-a- ... dZViewItem
- KathrynTheGreat
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Antique has a different meaning in the US, as the country isn't as old. For example, a lady used "old" to describe the church my friend got married in. It was built in 1907. By Euro standards that's fairly new. The church in my town center has been there in part since 600; the US has nothing to match that.erm, it's an antique TV unit?
antique... TV unit?
...
It's all relative.








well, over here Antique means some cheap pine furniture made a year or two ago, given woodworm, painted in olde worlde colours, distressed and then given an even more distressing price tagAntique has a different meaning in the US, as the country isn't as old. For example, a lady used "old" to describe the church my friend got married in. It was built in 1907. By Euro standards that's fairly new. The church in my town center has been there in part since 600; the US has nothing to match that.
It's all relative.

but yeah, i get your drift. i would just consider that "retro" rather than antique.
That amazed me when I went to the UK. Here, a building that's 100 years old is an historic landmark. Over there, it's real estate.
Still, I don't think something becomes an actual antique here til it's fifty years old. It actually kind of bugs me when people take a beautiful old wardrobe and make it a TV cabinet, but I have to admit they look nice in people's living rooms.
Still, I don't think something becomes an actual antique here til it's fifty years old. It actually kind of bugs me when people take a beautiful old wardrobe and make it a TV cabinet, but I have to admit they look nice in people's living rooms.
- froggorino
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- KathrynTheGreat
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Having lived in Lancaster for the past sixteen years, I can safely say: I see your LOL and raise you a ROFLMAO.Having lived in Lancaster for three years, I can safely say: LOL!"Item location: Lancaster, Texas, United States"
"Current bid: US $132.53"
I wonder if that price includes the crack cocaine hidden in the secret compartment.
Due to the economy, I had to let my signature go.
- froggorino
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i always think it is funny to observe the texas dynamic. it's all like a karazay family cause texans can make fun of each other and themselves, but let someone from another region do it and "KAPOW!" all wrath is released in force, and all county lines disappear.
frog"lancaster, haaaaaaaaaaaa! freakin lancaster!"gy
*ducks*
frog"lancaster, haaaaaaaaaaaa! freakin lancaster!"gy
*ducks*
This is true. On a side note, I was watching Urban Cowboy last night and I would like to say:
A Texas cowboy wouldn't have a beard as scruffy as Travolta's in the beginning. He looks more like an Kentukian.
If his wife were a Texan, she would wear makeup.
Travolta's accent sucks.
Barry Corbin is a badass.
Houston used to look so little.
I only rode a mechanical bull once, and it was in Vegas.
A Texas cowboy wouldn't have a beard as scruffy as Travolta's in the beginning. He looks more like an Kentukian.
If his wife were a Texan, she would wear makeup.
Travolta's accent sucks.
Barry Corbin is a badass.
Houston used to look so little.
I only rode a mechanical bull once, and it was in Vegas.
I don't have a problem with anyone talking trash about Texas or Dallas. . . unless he's mocking the community that directly supports him; e.g., in a Dallas-based band and supported consistently by lots of Dallas fans.i always think it is funny to observe the texas dynamic. it's all like a karazay family cause texans can make fun of each other and themselves, but let someone from another region do it and "KAPOW!" all wrath is released in force, and all county lines disappear.
- Mere "of course, I have only been here for 13 years" 1975
"You'll have to wait until my cameo in the next season for confirmation" - eebs
"I'm one of my favorite things!" - irock
- froggorino
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yeah, well, some people are just assholes.I don't have a problem with anyone talking trash about Texas or Dallas. . . unless he's mocking the community that directly supports him; e.g., in a Dallas-based band and supported consistently by lots of Dallas fans.i always think it is funny to observe the texas dynamic. it's all like a karazay family cause texans can make fun of each other and themselves, but let someone from another region do it and "KAPOW!" all wrath is released in force, and all county lines disappear.
- Mere "of course, I have only been here for 13 years" 1975
I do my fair share of dissing on Texas, but I've also changed a lot of people's perception of Texans. They think Bush; I show them we're not all that way. Then they make me do the accent and it becomes silly.
I don't mind people dissin' it, as long as what they're dissin' is actually true...








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