--- Julia Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Robert Seeberger wrote:
> >
> > I'm not claiming to agree with Heinlein, but I will note that people are
> > very friendly in Texas and not so friendly in New York. <G>
> >
>
> I think there are cultural differences between Texas and New York
> besides just the gun ownership thing that account for that. :) And I'm
> not sure how much is a difference between friendliness per se, and how
> much is the laid-back-ness of each place. Or some kind of difference in
> the expanded definition of "friendly" in each place.
>
> And there are cultural differences between Texas and California, and the
> culture in Texas agreed with me a bit more when I visited both states on
> one trip, and that's how I ended up going to school in Texas. (But I
> will note that in *both* states I've had a random aging hippie come up
> to me and start a conversation which ended shortly after my gently
> refusing the offer of a joint.)
What's wrong? You got some problem with Juke? Or you just don't like movable parts?
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