I know i live in texas now, but they gave us free margarita's at work from a Mr. Margarita machine....it's awesome.


I'm kinda drunk....

 

You just finally discovered one of the great work place motivators.

 

Back in the Andersen Consulting days, we had a keg on tap every floor, everyday.

I'm just not a big beer fan.

 

Don't they have some kind of a law in Texas that says if you get drunk, you are legally required to get into your car and drive around until you sober up?

 

That's TX for you

When I first moved there in 2001, they were just ending there open container law. They also have the most "drive thru" liquor stores I've ever seen.

They love to drink. Just wait until Friday, when everyone leaves the office at 2pm to get hammered.

 

I guess if I had to live in Texas I would also try to anesthetize myself as much as possible. Maybe if I drank enough I would be able to forget I was still stuck in Texas.

 

ah yes, because convington wa is the place to be.....
Have you actually been to texas or have you just watched a lot of westerns and john wayne movies?

 

Dude, Covington ROCKS! We're even getting our own Wal-Mart pretty soon. Can't beat that with a stick.

I've been to Oklahoma, and I've been to Arizona. My only time in Texas has been spent in the D-FW airport. There are a few National Parks I would like to visit in Texas if I happened to be in the area, but I've never spent any real time there yet. Having experienced both heat and humidity before, and knowing that "glacier" is just a seven-letter word in Texas, I've never really seen any reason to visit. Much less move there.

I've got a fair number of friends who have lived there, and none of them have ever given me a reason to visit either.

I lived away from Puget Sound for six years, and by the time that was over I swore I would never live anywhere that wasn't within a few hours of Mount Rainier again. Personal choice, that's all.

And don't diss John Wayne!

 

There is just no accounting for bad taste

 

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