I never hear of any positives from texas.Hectix777 said:That's your text book definition of a stereotype: an assumption on a person's culture or race as defined by another, usually focussing on the negative qualities of the person's race or culture and not the positive aspects.icame said:To say it in less then 12 words: Ignorant, racist, bible bumpers who need to get with the times.
I'm not saying most Texans are like this. Hell 95% of them probably aren't. It just seems that all we hear about from Texas is bad things. Kind of feel bad for the sane people there.
Integrated Circuit.icame said:I never hear of any positives from texas.Hectix777 said:That's your text book definition of a stereotype: an assumption on a person's culture or race as defined by another, usually focussing on the negative qualities of the person's race or culture and not the positive aspects.icame said:To say it in less then 12 words: Ignorant, racist, bible bumpers who need to get with the times.
I'm not saying most Texans are like this. Hell 95% of them probably aren't. It just seems that all we hear about from Texas is bad things. Kind of feel bad for the sane people there.
Really? That's awesome. Guess I have to thank the state for that one.crimson5pheonix said:Integrated Circuit.icame said:I never hear of any positives from texas.Hectix777 said:That's your text book definition of a stereotype: an assumption on a person's culture or race as defined by another, usually focussing on the negative qualities of the person's race or culture and not the positive aspects.icame said:To say it in less then 12 words: Ignorant, racist, bible bumpers who need to get with the times.
I'm not saying most Texans are like this. Hell 95% of them probably aren't. It just seems that all we hear about from Texas is bad things. Kind of feel bad for the sane people there.
EDIT: And the handheld calculator, while we're at it. Or the silicon transistor.
Well you're tough to last that long in a place that you don't care for.Onyxious said:Spawny0908 said:Damn....I'll stay in Pittsburgh thanks. The winters are cold but I love my home.Onyxious said:I've lived in Texas for 9 years now. In the town I live in it's all racists and inbreeders. All the girls are rich snobs trying to act like their rich snob parents. The accents are annoying, and if you like animals, prepare to mocked. Also you might want to never leave your house if you were anything dark colored, are not obese, or have anything more than a slight Northern twinge to your accent. Get me out of here, please.
Dallas is OK, Houston and Austin too. But in general the small towns suck.
Also, if you're an atheist or in any way a free-thinker or artist. Prepare to be killed to death with shotguns.
Like I said, I've lived there 9 years and it's only snowed in the winter three times. I actually went to Maine just to see some real snow. You're lucky.
Well, since you mention it, my opinion is that I don't know enough about it and now I'm stimulated to learn about the place.Daystar Clarion said:Ugh, state specific threads?
That's like me asking what people think of Nottinghamshire.
NASA, id tech, Chuck Norris, growing industry in software and hardware, practically recession proof, kind people, good weather, never trust moat stereotypes.icame said:I never hear of any positives from texas.Hectix777 said:That's your text book definition of a stereotype: an assumption on a person's culture or race as defined by another, usually focussing on the negative qualities of the person's race or culture and not the positive aspects.icame said:To say it in less then 12 words: Ignorant, racist, bible bumpers who need to get with the times.
I'm not saying most Texans are like this. Hell 95% of them probably aren't. It just seems that all we hear about from Texas is bad things. Kind of feel bad for the sane people there.
Would of been perfect except for the fact that you mentioned Chuck Norris who is incredibly anti-gay, fitting into my uber-stereotype.Hectix777 said:NASA, id tech, Chuck Norris, growing industry in software and hardware, practically recession proof, kind people, good weather, never trust moat stereotypes.icame said:I never hear of any positives from texas.Hectix777 said:That's your text book definition of a stereotype: an assumption on a person's culture or race as defined by another, usually focussing on the negative qualities of the person's race or culture and not the positive aspects.icame said:To say it in less then 12 words: Ignorant, racist, bible bumpers who need to get with the times.
I'm not saying most Texans are like this. Hell 95% of them probably aren't. It just seems that all we hear about from Texas is bad things. Kind of feel bad for the sane people there.