Ken you are right lot's, of pain, booze, trains, mamas, and trucks, probably Ford Trucks, and don't foget the RAIN, LOL

 

"... I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison
and i went to pick her up in the rain
but before i could get to the station in my pickup truck
she got runned over by a damned old train".....

David Allen Coe

 

Mark, You got it down pat, sing to me big daddy, sing to me!!!!!!!

 

I grew up in Texas.. It was required listening!!!!

 

Mark, that's very interesting, I grew up in Texas as well, Knox County 200 miles northwest of Dallas half way between Wichita Falls & Abilene to be exact, what part do you come from????

 

South of Houston, on the coast.. Clute/Freeport/Lake Jackson area.

 

Well we were in the same state, but worlds apart from each other, about 450-500 miles I would say, but I say once a Texan, always a Texan !!!!

 

Absolutely, with strong Louisiana ties now!!...

I'm Native Texan... but love Louisiana!

 

Mark, you probably know the difference between a Horse's A** and a Coonass don't you ?/

 

hmmm.....No, but I bet you're about to tell me!

 

The Sabine River, all my exes live in Texas, and my kids

 

That's funny!

All my ex's live in Texas too, thank goodness!

Got to thinking about it.. I've lived more years in Louisiana now than I did in Texas.. Came to Louisiana at 21 years old.

 

Now...this thread is becoming very scary...very...very...scary!!!

 

Hey... We both drive Ford Trucks.. Same color scheme!

(Ken might never come back!!!)

 

Come on in Big Ken, it is getting a little scary, but the water is fine Icame down from Dallas & opened my 1st office in Metairie in 1969, then bought a place in Winnfield, and stayed until 1976, moved to California, then back to Plano, Texas, then to Atlanta, then finally came back home to Louisiana in 1984, I kept a office in the Metairie area the entire time, until 2002 , when I decided it was time to retire.