12 Nov 08 05:42, TIM RICHARDSON wrote to ROY WITT:

 TR> On 11-11-08, ROY WITT said to MIMI GALLANDT:


 RW>> 10 Nov 08 18:19, Mimi Gallandt wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>>> Anybody who lives in southern California wouldn't notice the
 RW>>> difference in climate if they moved here.


 MG>> Maybe not, but we'd be bored to death. :)


 RW>> Not any more than you are in San Diego.


 TR> There is far more to do in San Diego than there is in Texas in the
 TR> way of entertainment and pass-time.

LOL! Hardly.


 TR> I got in and out of Texas a lot when I was trucking. Houston,
 TR> Dallas-Fort Worth, etc etc.

I've yet to thoroughly explore those places, but have not found the ones I
have visited to be what you claim them to be, or not to be. Compare for
instance, the size of the race track in Fontana vs that of the one in Fort
Worth. FW is twice as large and has more than it's share of activities you
won't find at Fontana.

You can compare here:

Fontana: http://tinyurl.com/6eazjg

Texas: http://tinyurl.com/5r6p2z

 TR> Texans are real nice people. I had done my own tire work for many
 TR> years and thought I knew just about all the moves to make a tire
 TR> repair as easy as possible till I watched a Texan doing one in a 76
 TR> stop near Houston, once.

By hand?

 TR> Watching him I realized I'd been doing a few things the hard way all
 TR> that time.

:o)

 TR> Texas is, in my book, one of those states that manages to keep all
 TR> their total assholes away from spots where the traveling public are
 TR> likely to have to deal with them. If there  are any assholes in
 TR> Texas.......I never ran into one. All the Texans I ever dealt with
 TR> were real decent people. Even their cops.

Texans are naturally friendly people. It took me a while to get used to
the idea, after living for so long among a lot of rude California
assholes. I like CA's, but I like Texans more.

                R\%/itt



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