Iloveskywalkerog
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I've been living here since the summer of 2011 so 4 years, i said the hot and humid climate sucks not the girls that come with it.
unclebucks avatar is my bitch hahaha
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UncleBuck
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plants would burn without shade cloth there, the sun is too direct. northern cali's slightly more tangential exposure is what does the trick.
ODanksta
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Oohh you're a damn yankie, I always knew it!
a mongo frog
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yea right?
panhead
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My oldest brother lives in Texas , he saw more of the world & the US than i have when he was in the Marine corp , when he retired he rode his scooter from Michigan to Texas for a run with his club , he liked Texas so much he stayed , bought a house & retired there , that was a big deal for him too because he had to leave his MC club to do it .
The wife & i are getting tired of the 7,000 degree below zero Michigan winters & are talking about giving everything to the kids & going someplace warm yr round , its just talk though neither of us wants to leave our grand babbies .
bluntmassa1
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Better than being a God damn flat lander!!Oohh you're a damn yankie, I always knew it!
ODanksta
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Ideal for Tx is sunrise till 2pm then shade from then on out.. plant accordingly...
ODanksta
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Dude lol, we got mountains, forest, plains, urban giants. Don't forget we are a huge state.. We got it all..Better than being a God damn flat lander!!
bluntmassa1
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Well redneck I guess.
UncleBuck
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your highest "mountain" is only 3000 feet above the floor of the high desert it sits on. and you have no forests either.
ODanksta
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Why not? We can basically grow year round here. Given legalization were we can do as we please, we could easliy harvest three times a years outdoors.
Iloveskywalkerog
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You
Yes we do have forests not major forests that you see on maps but Forests that stretch for maybe 20 miles each, but the only kind of mountains we got are in far west Texas no where near Texas main cities Dallas, Houston, Austin, or San Antonino
ODanksta
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Iloveskywalkerog
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Nevermind I guess I was wrong about the forests.
Nevermind I guess I was wrong about the forests.
ODanksta
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panhead
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I had a cop in Alabama call me a flat lander seconds before he slammed my leg in the car door , oops sorry , yeah right , i was working on Fort Rucker military base outside Dothan when the asshole popped me for unlawfull mischief, wtf is that anyways , i did a day in jail & my company bonded me out , couldnt walk on my flat lander leg for days .Better than being a God damn flat lander!!