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State pride.

A few facts about Louisiana:
If you are from here it is pronounced "Lou-z-anna". If you are not, it is "Louise-e-anna".
Our politicians are honest, meaning:When you buy them, they stay bought.
The state motto is: Union, Justice, Confidence, Rice and gravy.
Our official state bird is the Brown (now Black) Pelican.
Our unofficial state bird is the mosquito.
 
Yeah, but you're in Texas.
oops I thought you were from cali


A few facts about Louisiana:
If you are from here it is pronounced "Lou-z-anna". If you are not, it is "Louise-e-anna".
Our politicians are honest, meaning:When you buy them, they stay bought.
The state motto is: Union, Justice, Confidence, Rice and gravy.
Our official state bird is the Brown (now Black) Pelican.
Our unofficial state bird is the mosquito.

haha I lold.
 
:D

I have a couple relatives who live down in Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. They're lovely people, and the area is nice, but there are a whole bunch of reasons why I wouldn't want to move down there.

Like what?

Too much hospitality and good food from a variety of cultures as well as that pain-in-the-ass laid back lifestyle. I hate it, too.

Mike


He whines of the weather. Seems Texans are the only ones who don't whine about bad weather. But california doesn't count, they don't even know what bad weather is :D
 
All I hear from Texans when the weather is colder than 80 degrees is that it is cold.



Like DigMe said, it can get pretty friggin cold. Freezing rain isn't that uncommon here in the Houston area during the winter.



Texas is cool. I like it, but I won't go around saying we're the best or whatever. Though, I live about three miles away from this thing, which is pretty cool.



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I cross that bridge in the background everyday to work. A daily reminder of how much of a badass Sam Houston and his men were. :smug:
 
I live in Pa and it is pretty important in the grand scheme of things. Also being by Pittsburgh increases regional pride of most.

I like to think of PA as a safe haven between Ohio, West Virginia, and New Jersey. But PA does have lots of loonies.

There are quite a bit of fools here the farther you move from pitt or philly.

I honestly have no state pride, I don't really like PA. Some things are ok but there are far more that I hate. I cannot wait to get out of here.
 
I am pretty proud of Oregon. Alot of time people come when its raining and thus spread the myth its always raining here, pretty untrue but dont tell people that we allready have enough retired californias coming up here.

I am the 5th generation to live in Oregon in my family , I am even getting the made in oregon sign as a tat. I mean I was made in oregon:)
 
I lived for 6 years (and will retire) in Texas. I have been all over the US and can say from my experience, no other state has the pride the Texans have for their home. I like the "Don't mess with Texas" saying the best.

"Texas it's a whole other country" s/b "Texas, it's a whole other PLANET"
People talk about Texas wanting to secede from the US like it's a BAD thing.....I say give 'em a parting gift and don't look back!

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