TX Senate Dist 22
(Kip Averett)
TX House Dist 59
(Sid Miller)
US Cong Dist 17
(Chet Edwards)
charles amos >
jim
chesapeake has offered me 3800 an acre in near by wetzel county, i have 120 acre near new martinsville wv. also also tell them you want 15 to 18 percent GROSS royalties. donot settle for n.... |
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salon >
Adding to what silenceisgolden said. I specifically wanted to move to Glen Rose as well from another place in the metroplex that had gone from being a sleepy place in the boonies to being a crowded.... |
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silenceisgolden >
@ anonymous I read what you wrote earlier in the evening and it has been bothering me. What I mean is, what you've said has been on my mind. I just would like to say one thing.... |
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humanbeing >
That's an excellent solution, salon.
Of course the biggest 'mistake' in the textbooks, in my opinion, is that bunch of looneys who are kidnapping the TSBOE to further their own ideo.... |
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salon >
Heh. You have a point there. I still think that it would be a great idea, not to get laptops for all the kids but some sturdy lightweight e-readers where the textbooks could be downloaded and updat.... |
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humanbeing >
Considering how crumby the textbooks are, maybe this is a blessing. I remember about ten years ago perusing a high school American history book here in GR. It had about a page and a half on Vietnam.... |
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pstern >
Anonymous, I agree with you re: who "runs" Texas and how it's always been.
I didn't get your meaning as to "When it comes to voting, Perry's in--then he's out!&qu.... |
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Anonomous >
O&G, insurance, power generating and other energy cources have always controlled and run the state of Texas. That's the way it's always been, and it will probably continue! When it comes to voti.... |
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