Texas bigger, better etc etc

[NITEHAWK]

Ever get to Canton, Ohio?? The Pro Football Hall of Fame?? Go and ask what team's merchandise is sold out the fastest. What team's merchandise is in the most demand there and the most readily identifiable?
What team has beaten "America's" team repeatedly?
Stadiums do not win Superbowls. Teams do.

If you haven't figured out that I am talking about that Green and Gold team from the little town up in Wisconsin that is owned by the people and not some rich bum taking the taxpayers for a ride in order to satisfy his ego, then you haven't followed the NFL.

[Usnret05]

Yeah you tell'em nighthawk.... Wait a' minute .. didnt BIG BLUE beat them to.... I like my cheese on a burger or over fries with some chilli.... GB 15-1 and done....

[BpK9Miami]

Originally Posted by jwomack

In the interest of historical accuracy, April 21, 1836 was the Battle of San Jacinto. March 2, 1836 was the day Texas Independence Day. March 6, 1836 was the day the Alamo fell.

And, yes, I am a 5th generation Texan and proud of it.

I mentioned April 21st instead of the March dates only because the crowds are usually bigger on that day, and it's usually better known.

But I don't mind one bit being corrected by a fellow Texan