Southern Hospitality

[LaGirl]

Originally Posted by LordChocolate

Southern hospitality comes with a price. While you are sitting there in company, you get to hear all of the gossip about everyone else. They ask a lot of questions that is none of their business and are downright rude because "you ain't from round here are ya?". Well we have much better hospitality and we don't have to rely on gossip to keep up a decent informed conversation with others. Sometimes conversation is not necessary. Just being in the presence of friends can be enough. But southern folks have not learned that yet.

you been around the wrong folks!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by cneasttx

I am not Southern I am a Texan. A whole nother country. Texans are some of the most friendly, warm hearted people in the US. We do not however take kindly to anyone being disrespectful, rude, or obnoxious. I treat all people as nicely as I can. Have hardly ever met a stranger. And yes we do wave at each other as we drive by, whether in the car or on the porch. We acknowledge each other. Don't run over our dogs, and be kind to our children and elderly or we will show ya some hospitality, at the hospital!

Amen! We also have guns, sooooo

DON'T MESS WITH TEXAS!!!!!