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stick person
21st July 2002, 06:21
I'm brand new here. It's nice to find a message board that has a true leftist ambience, not that "left-liberal" claptrap that is more scared of what's to its left than what is to its right.

Any old how, I'm a native Texan, raised me up a fine lefty child, and generally find that most folks are much more socialistic, even communistic, than they realize--they have just been propagandized into immediately rejecting anything in red.
Sasafrás
21st July 2002, 14:56
Wow, I actually read that with a Texas accent... (Doesn't differ too much from my good ol' Tennessee one.)

Welcome, cowboy.
pastradamus
22nd July 2002, 02:04
Howdy!
LaRaindeaux
22nd July 2002, 22:34
welcome buddy
Felicia
22nd July 2002, 22:48
hey, welcome.
Mazdak
23rd July 2002, 02:07
greetings comrade
stick person
23rd July 2002, 02:54
That would be "cowgirl," but the feeling's the same so I accept your welcome gladly.
Sasafrás
28th July 2002, 17:19
Quote: from stick person on 8:54 pm on July 22, 2002
That would be "cowgirl," but the feeling's the same so I accept your welcome gladly. Sorry! :)
abstractmentality
28th July 2002, 20:29
Quote: from stick person on 10:21 pm on July 20, 2002

generally find that most folks are much more socialistic, even communistic, than they realize--they have just been propagandized into immediately rejecting anything in red.


very true.

welcome. hopefully you will enjy your stay, as you have already helped mine.

Josh
stick person
30th July 2002, 05:09
welcome. hopefully you will enjy your stay, as you have already helped mine.

Josh

Thanks, kiddo. It's good to see a young person taking such serious stock of his life. You'll be doing a lot of good in this world, I'm sure.
abstractmentality
30th July 2002, 17:36
Quote: from stick person on 9:09 pm on July 29, 2002


welcome. hopefully you will enjy your stay, as you have already helped mine.

Josh

Thanks, kiddo. It's good to see a young person taking such serious stock of his life. You'll be doing a lot of good in this world, I'm sure.

ahh, thanx SP.
Americana
9th August 2002, 07:25
Stick where in Texas?
Americana
9th August 2002, 07:29
By the way stick, i was born in Dallas father job transfer to ATL,
i visit san antonio for 2 weeks, 2 times a year.
i love the hillcountry and my grandpa has a ranch out south of the hillcountry in sabinal on the river... sad to say though.. its not there anymore. and my uncles friends ranch in medina was almost taken out but its on one of the hills.
stick person
9th August 2002, 07:51
Quote: from Americana on 7:29 am on Aug. 9, 2002
By the way stick, i was born in Dallas father job transfer to ATL,
i visit san antonio for 2 weeks, 2 times a year.
i love the hillcountry and my grandpa has a ranch out south of the hillcountry in sabinal on the river... sad to say though.. its not there anymore. and my uncles friends ranch in medina was almost taken out but its on one of the hills.

Taken out in this last flood? That's rough.

I'm northeast of SA, way past Seguin. That's nice that you get to go spend so much time in San Antonio. I rarely get the chance, even though I live fairly near.
Americana
11th August 2002, 03:32
My grandmas sis has a house on the guadalupe on high ground :) safe from the floods of 98 and 02, in seguin... do you live in luling or where
stick person
11th August 2002, 03:57
Quote: from Americana on 3:32 am on Aug. 11, 2002
My grandmas sis has a house on the guadalupe on high ground :) safe from the floods of 98 and 02, in seguin... do you live in luling or where

Oooh. You're good. If you are ever planning to go down 10 out my way, message me and we can plan to get together over dead animal at City Market.