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[jhawktx]

Originally Posted by Section136#3

Drinking in the states you have to be over 21 yrs.

Texas yes...but not all states do you have to be 21 to drink beer.

[FirstTexansFan]

we hate wrexham to the point where there is a lot of violence (stabbing, rioting) each time we play, but it creates a lot of excitement, do you have anything at all like this?

As much as we would love to stab our neighbors to the north (A.K.A. Lastazz Sowboys) our laws prevent us from following through We also don't care much for our former team the Tampons...er Titans, but again, shooting or stabbing them is beyond the limits of good sportsmanship. I do believe in certain parts of Harris County you can buy a Bud Adams Hunting License though, I'll check into that and get back with ya

[Grid]

getting served in a bar or club when you arent 21 is near impossible. Fake IDs are the only way.

But just getting some beer and getting drunk at home is pretty easy at any age.

[ArlingtonTexan]

Originally Posted by Grid

I think we are the biggest city in the western hemisphere.. from a land mass point of view. But our city is very spread out.. its not like New York where you see skyscrapers as far as the eye can see.

Actually, Jacksonville holds the distinction of having the most square footage, but if you are talking about a city that actually has done something with its space then you are right.

[Paul31]

As another British Texans fan, this is a great thread. I have been a casual NFL fan for years, but have really got into it in a big way this year and since I lived in Houston many years ago, I have decided to really get into the Texans a lot more, so any further info about current players and players we might be looking at in the draft or free agency would be great!

[gcolby]

Originally Posted by jhawktx

Texas yes...but not all states do you have to be 21 to drink beer.

Umm, what state would that be? I thought that LOOOONG ago the federal gov't got Louisiana, the last state holding out on the under-21 drinking law, to cave in and make it 21 because federal transportation dollars were held back from states that did not follow the 21 age limit.