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Old Mar 7th 2015, 3:34 pm
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Originally Posted by mwdake
I love the Texas attitude to the rest of the US; they are the only state that used to be their own country. ......
Apart from Hawaii.
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Apart from Hawaii
Of course, how could I forget the Republic of Hawaii.
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Of course, how could I forget the Republic of Hawaii.
Probably because it was a kingdom.
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Probably because it was a kingdom
It was a Kingdom, then a Republic, then a Territory and now a State.
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Originally Posted by mwdake
It was a Kingdom, then a Republic, then a Territory and now a State.
It was a republic for even less time than Texas was an independent country.
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I know that I will have to practice parallel parking somewhat when I get over there. It's a skill which is so irrelevant where I live now it's untrue. I am sure it will be irrelevant over there, but it's a proof of control of a car... So they say...
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I know that I will have to practice parallel parking somewhat when I get over there. It's a skill which is so irrelevant where I live now it's untrue. I am sure it will be irrelevant over there, but it's a proof of control of a car... So they say...
I can, and do parallel park my F250.
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Works fine for me. And no sarcasm, just pointing out how I found it.

You're welcome, by the way...
Totally worthless comment, but the link does not work outside of the US.

Believe me I tried enough before I moved here.

uktveverywhere's site doesn't either
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