Texas has required number of signatures 25,000

[LightningCrash]

God, somebody call mausermike and tell him to re-register. I promise I won't troll him.

It's really funny how this petition is a symbol of bravery and independence. I'm a scrawny nerd and I bet I'm more manly and self-sufficient than 87% of the signers of this thing. Buncha overweight, pallid, impotent, androgynous suburban Ned Beattys that would be the first ones buttraped by hillfolk on the Cuhulawasse. What a freaking joke. It means nothing. It literally means nothing. It don't symbolize this that or another; it's not indicative of anything other than heavy metal contamination in Texas' water supply. It's a bunch of waterheads that know how to sign their name. It's disturbing to me that otherwise functional adult men give credence to such sophomoric assclownery. Grow the fawk up and pull your head out of whatever teen fantasy adventure novella you have taken your worldview from.

It's not even limited to Texas signatures. There are signatures from every state in the Union on there.

 

[RickN]

I'm not a lefty and I'm not butthurt. I'm commenting on a thread.

I'm not butthurt over a stupid Internet petition that means Jack and Sh$t in the grand Constitutional scheme, I just think its stupid and I'm using my 1st Amendment right to say so.

My point is, for all of our Constitutional warriors (not specifically you RickN), if you're serious why are you starting multiple threads about it, responding to threads about it and getting upset when people don't agree with you? Get off the Internet and get busy....maybe some of us will follow you...but probably not even as many as signed the petition in question.

If you can't handle a little Internet forum disagreement, you sure aren't going to hack it any sort of 'revolution' or revolt...whatever your fantasies involve.

I would love it if someone would point out where I said I was in favor of revolution or revolt, let alone had fantasies about it. I do admit to having a nightmare about it once or twice in my life, but never a fantasy.

I also do not remember mentioning you.

 

[OliverKlohzoff]

I am rooting that our elected officials from both parties get their heads out of their collective a$$es and start doing their jobs so that things like this never advance past the "sending a message to DC" stage.

There is a better chance of Texas actually seceeding than that happening.

 

[RickN]

There is more chance of Texas actually seceeding than that happening.

Yes I know. Both are way out there.

 

[dennishoddy]

Saw on the news this morning that there has been talk about Texas and Oklahoma forming one country after the succession. It would be called Texhoma.
I for one, am not in favor of this. It should called Oklatex.

 

[been]

They were talking about this on KMOD this morning. One of the DJs said his military friends are being given orders to be at the ready and be prepared to be deployed.

ha!!! This reminds me of a thread we had awhile ago!

 

[CHenry]

It should called Oklatex.

Homatex.... lol

 

[Hobbes]

Whine Country

"I'm beginning to understand why southern states were always so hesitant to get rid of the confederate flag. It's like keeping your fat pants after you lose some weight.
You're happy for now with the new you but ehhh..., but you're pretty sure you're going to need those fat pants later."

 

[OliverKlohzoff]

Saw on the news this morning that there has been talk about Texas and Oklahoma forming one country after the succession. It would be called Texhoma.

In my best been voice.............. "HA" !!!!!!!!

Just what I've been postulating for months. I say we have OU play Texas for the state name choice. Texlahoma or Oklatex. Winner chooses.

 

[donner]

aslahoma (pronounced Ass-la-home-ah)