texan

We wouldn't expect a former New Yorker, now Texan to continue voting in New York's elections.

I think it's more likely that some Texan decided to cross the border and buy some in bulk.

So the UK courts are to libel-lawsuit-mongers what Texan courts are to patent trolls?

As a Texan who used to live in LA, I much prefer them to any east coast sandwich shop.

As a Texan who moved to New York City for the summer I really missed Southern hospitality (and Tex-Mex).

Lets say the tax burden on a Texan today is X.

Finally, prosecutors argue that for the 30-year-old Texan to claim privacy protections for Silk Road’s server, he would have to declare that it belonged to him—a tricky Catch-22.

Every Texan I've ever known likes to name drop Austin to defend their state to the point where it's like saying they've got a black friend so they can't be racists.

In short, I think it makes a lot of sense to expect say a stereotypical Texan to be fine not having or needing a car in say a city like Amsterdam.

It's like waving a Texas flag, except nobody's tried to tie the Texan flag to the racism that was prevalent everywhere in the US during the Civil War (let's not forget that Martin Luther King Jr.

You might be interested in the concept of masculine / feminine societies (checkout geert-hofstede.com), because as a texan, you are probably in one of the most masculine places in the world, which is probably rather stressful.

Like many others here, I don't think of myself as Californian or Texan but as an American who has lived in various places at various times and who votes with his feet as opportunity arises.

The thing my Texan friend said was a joke: "You know, Muslims invented the condom from animal intestines..

Americans have a lovely variety of stereotypical images - fat McDonalds consumers, Texan bullies, imperialists, the Japanese apparently think we "all smell like butter" or some such.

To me, this is the killer paragraph: "Reese is a tall Texan who serves as Demand’s chief innovation officer and who created the idea-spawning algorithm that lies at the heart of Demand’s process.

For example, according to Google's ngram stats, "Texas law" and "Texas legislature" overtook "Texan law" and "Texan legislature" somewhere around 1890, and have been orders of magnitude more common in recent decades.

He's a Texan; maybe he got exasperated and couldn't bring himself to treat the material seriously.

Similarly, I imagine that Waco is a city to a Texan, but to me it's a siege.

It's also funny that Americans speak of an all encompassing Canadian accent, when Canadians would never lump the Texan, Minnesotan, or New Jersey accents together.