Test Fest: Texas?

As far as holding the TX TestFest, Dallas would be the most accessible for most people either flying, driving, pack animal, whatever, and still have enough of a night life for people to go have a blast after the lectures.

Not only that, we can hook up on some damn good food. BBQ for a night? Damn nice since there are several grass-feed Angus ranches nearby selling beef. IF we can all agree to that area, it will go down very nicely, I’m sure. Lets lock this shit in and start making it happen.

[quote]rainjack wrote:
Del Frisco’s in Dallas has excellent steaks. [/quote]

I see Rainjack ignored my noble effort to get him to pay for my expenses to the Tex-Fest…

:frowning:

[quote]Miserere wrote:
rainjack wrote:
Del Frisco’s in Dallas has excellent steaks.

I see Rainjack ignored my noble effort to get him to pay for my expenses to the Tex-Fest…

:-([/quote]

You didn’t insult me enough. If you can get your limey-bastard ass across the pond, then we’ll see what I can do to get you to Texas.

[quote]rainjack wrote:
Miserere wrote:
rainjack wrote:
Del Frisco’s in Dallas has excellent steaks.

I see Rainjack ignored my noble effort to get him to pay for my expenses to the Tex-Fest…

:frowning:

You didn’t insult me enough. If you can get your limey-bastard ass across the pond, then we’ll see what I can do to get you to Texas. [/quote]

You forgot to mention white and pasty as well.

As far as the debate on where to hold it, no one has mentioned Brownsville??? I thought it would be a great opportunity to cross the border and bring back a shitload of Mexican monkey test for swag, not to mention the opportunity for some late-night border vigilantiism to blow off some steam…

DB

I flew over Houston once.

Looked like a great to place to go and die.

I vote for Cleveland.

[quote]dollarbill44 wrote:
As far as the debate on where to hold it, no one has mentioned Brownsville??? I thought it would be a great opportunity to cross the border and bring back a shitload of Mexican monkey test for swag, not to mention the opportunity for some late-night border vigilantiism to blow off some steam…

DB[/quote]

AHHHHHH! Nothin like wrustlin up a few border jumping monkeys after a big 158 ounce steak to calm the spirit. And after that we can go steer tipping, it’s like our northeast cow tipping only the beasts are bigger meaner and have big horns. (all this must be done with a cowboy hat on and a peice of straw dangling from the lip)

V

I don’ hean any texas drawl cummin outta yer yap. You must be one dem yankee scoundrels, Vegeta. Whot kinda name is Vegeta, anyhoo? Sounds vegetable-like. You onna dem vegetablarians? We don’ savvy to your kin’ ‘roun’ hean boy! Dis is MAN country, boy!

if it’s in the Dallas/Fort Worth area I’m in. I also know at least ten other officers that would love to come.

[quote]Mark P wrote:
I flew over Houston once.

Looked like a great to place to go and die.

I vote for Cleveland.

[/quote]

Yes - Cleveland is a great place to die. Just look at the Browns. I rest my case.

[quote]rainjack wrote:
Mark P wrote:
I flew over Houston once.

Looked like a great to place to go and die.

I vote for Cleveland.

Yes - Cleveland is a great place to die. Just look at the Browns. I rest my case. [/quote]

Accountant’s never do get Internet sarcasm. Just another reason I avoided getting my CPA.

BTW, the Browns are just getting started.

[quote]Mark P wrote:
I flew over Houston once.

Looked like a great to place to go and die.

I vote for Cleveland.

[/quote]

You do know that Cleveland,Texas is actually a suburb of Houston

[quote]rainjack wrote:
One more thing - I’ll gladly pay harris447’s airfare and lodging just to get that yankee bastard to cross the border into paradise. [/quote]

This would have been WAY more interesting if you were going to pay for Vroom.

[quote]deuce2 wrote:
if it’s in the Dallas/Fort Worth area I’m in. I also know at least ten other officers that would love to come. [/quote]

i love this … people already in texas will go IF it is in one city or another. a ton of us flew from all over the country to DC, and you can’t drive to this thing? that’s the spirit!

and at this rate, you guys are still going to be picking a city for this thing in 2016.

whomever is in charge (is anyone?), quit screwing around, pick a city, and make sh!t happen.

as far as a date … Staley’s Area 51 Get Away is in October … a large number of we traveling T-folk are already going to that … so you better make it at least two months on either side of that

yeah, August, in Texas … perfect

:expressionless:

Dan

[quote]doogie wrote:
rainjack wrote:
One more thing - I’ll gladly pay harris447’s airfare and lodging just to get that yankee bastard to cross the border into paradise.

This would have been WAY more interesting if you were going to pay for Vroom.[/quote]

Other than maybe you - who really wants to see that in real life? It’d be like a really bad combination of Queer Eye and Dr. Phil

[quote]Race Fan wrote:
Taste of Texas is pretty good. Although my favorite so far is Texas Land and Cattle.[/quote]

taste of texas IS damned good … when in town, i usually am staying about 5 miles west of there and so get that big filet and veggies to go and eat in the hotel room before bed a couple of times … some papadeaux … some papasito’s … love churrasco’s and fogo … my employer pays dearly when i go to h-town :wink:

how about papa’s? never been there

did someone mention del frisco’s double eagle up in big D? never been there but hear all kinds of greatness about it

T L&C sucks … i bet RJ likes it … oh wait, he lives in the boonies … so he just takes a fork and knife and walks off into the sunset until he finds a cow … they seem to get pissed off when he slices into that tenderloin while they are still alive … pansy cows

btw, we all know that cheese comes from happy cows, and happy cows come from california … what we don’t know: what else RJ does to piss off those texas cattle?

Dan

Where in Texas do you want it to be held, Danny Boy? Personally, I could give a shit where it is held. We could hold it at the Terlingua Convention Center for all I care.

[quote]rainjack wrote:
doogie wrote:
rainjack wrote:
One more thing - I’ll gladly pay harris447’s airfare and lodging just to get that yankee bastard to cross the border into paradise.

This would have been WAY more interesting if you were going to pay for Vroom.

Other than maybe you - who really wants to see that in real life? It’d be like a really bad combination of Queer Eye and Dr. Phil [/quote]

I would expect a lot of testicle kicking. That’s always funny.

Seriously, I need a date and a location if I am going to come over from NEW ZEALAND.

I was hoping to combine this with Burning Man which is end of Aug/start of Sept but I need to know what to plan for/if it is possible.

[quote]rainjack wrote:
Mark P wrote:
Yes - Cleveland is a great place to die. Just look at the Browns. I rest my case.

Accountant’s never do get Internet sarcasm. Just another reason I avoided getting my CPA.

BTW, the Browns are just getting started.

You didn’t really just say that did you? I invented internet sarcasm. Ask around. Freakin Dan Fouts will try to take credit for it, but he knows that it was I who invented it. Me.

And I was about to take you serious until I read the part about the Browns ‘just getting started’ - then it hit me: You DO understand internet sarcasm.

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Your statement lost all credibility the moment you mentioned Dan Fouts. I met that fuckin’ guy once and let me tell you I’d never go to a ‘Test-Fest’ again if for nothing more than to avoid him.

The inventor of Internet sarcasm? Well you blew it yet again.

Yes, the Browns are just getting started.

A start is also defined as to begin a course or journey (I looked that up in Merriam-Websters!). You’ll notice the word “begin” in there.

A beginning is a starting point (again using my crazy dictionary skills. Maybe I should have been a CPA, i’m sure there’s a lot of carryover into breezing through FASBs).

Next time just tell me you invented the Internet. I know a lot less about that.