Oh no. Gov. Goodhair is inviting The PigBoy to move to Texas.

[Ilsa]

I live in South Texas. It's home to me, such as it is.

http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2009/04/rick-perry-to-rush-limbaugh-co.html


Rick Perry to Rush Limbaugh: Come to Texas

Gov. Rick Perry says he's delighted that Rush Limbaugh has mentioned maybe moving to Texas. And the governor is throwing out the welcome mat to the conservative radio talker. Limbaugh says he's tired of the taxes in New York and wants to move -- and mentioned Texas as a possibility. Perry says he's in the process of contacting Rush personally to extend the invitation, but we got to him first -- so it's public. Perry told me the Lone Star State would be a great place for El Rushbo.

"He's not unlike other people who want to go to a place that's got low taxes and fair regulations and a balanced legal system and a skilled work force. Excellence in Broadcasting hires a lot of people. So if he wants to go somewhere where he works hard and keeps more of what he makes, Texas is the place to do that."

As we reported last weekend, Limbaugh maintains two residences - New York City and Palm Beach, Florida. He spends most of his time in Florida, but says he wants to maintain two homes/studios to assure he can broadcast uninterrupted during hurricane season.

Apparently, Galveston is out - hurricane season. He'd certainly have no problem finding politically compatible neighbors in Midland or Dallas or, for that matter, much of West Texas. But The Republican governor has another idea for the king of conservative radio to call his second home: Austin.

"I think Austin would be an awesome place for Rush Limbaugh. You know, keep Austin weird. Isn't that the city's unofficial motto?"

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If he lived anywhere near us I think I'd have to move. Fortunately, te city I live in is probably too small for his addictions.

[Taverner]

1. If Rush lived me, he would wake up to a vat of bacon grease on his porch every morning

[Phoonzang]

6. So what you're saying is that you'd be encouraging him to stay....

:)

[Taverner]

7. Ahhh now that you put it that way, it would be a bad idea

[SammyWinstonJack]

2. Keep him out of San Antonio. I can't afford to move.

x( And Gov. Goodhair is full of sh*t!

[KamaAina]

4. Not a problem.

Way too many Meskin furriners in San Antone for the OxyMoron's delicate sensibilities. :eyes:

[Arkana]

3. Another forums website I frequent has these things called BRCTs,

or Big Red Custom Titles for short. They can be self-inflicted, but usually they're given by one forums poster to another when the second forums poster does or says something monumentally stupid or insulting that is deserving of this so-called "scarlet letter". Essentially, it replaces their forum avatar with big, red, obnoxious text insulting them.

For instance, one guy posted a thread about the evils of homosexuality, so he got a big "HOMOPHOBE" for his. Others are very creative--the moderators will give them out if someone commits a drive-by posting (posting something inflammatory, pissing off a lot of people, then running away) and say "IF YOU SEE ME POSTING, PLEASE PM (MODERATOR'S NAME).

If we could give Rick Perry a custom title, it would read "MMMF MMMF OH GOD OH SORRY GUYS THAT SOUND WAS RUSH LIMBAUGH'S COCK IN MY MOUTH RUSH IS AWESOME AND BETTER THAN BATMAN AND SUPERMAN COMBINED MORE RUSHCOCK PLEASE."

[TwilightZone]

5. Austin? No.

If Perry gets Rush to move to Austin, I might lead the impeachment drive myself.

[Hestia]

8. Yeah, sure right...

So if he wants to go somewhere where he works hard and keeps more of what he makes, Texas is the place to do that."

That's true as long as you do not buy propery anywhere. That cost us more than the Ark withholding from our wages now.

What's the unemployment rate in Texas right now - 8.8-10.8% something like that? Is he then going to call these people losers like he does in Florida?