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What's the deal with Texans?

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HypeBeast
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Are they to western resorts as the Asian invasion or rude NYC assholes are to East coast places?

How do you know they're from Texas? Or is Texan just analogous to your standard Jerry variety in the west?

Please do tell.
Nov 14 2018 12:37PM
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surfs_up
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wrangler jeans and cowboy hats yeeeehaw
Nov 14 2018 1:34PM
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-eREKTion-
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Texas license plates, jeans (Gore-Texas), and they'll tell you they're from Texas.
Nov 14 2018 1:35PM
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SofaKingSick
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it's just that theyre common gaper stereotypes, and theyre common in CO especially since it's the closest place for sick skiing when you live in texas, just like southern vermont is a popular skiing place for NYers
Nov 14 2018 3:07PM
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DesertStix
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IsitWinterYet17Are they to western resorts as the Asian invasion or rude NYC assholes are to East coast places?

How do you know they're from Texas? Or is Texan just analogous to your standard Jerry variety in the west?

Please do tell.


It’s not that deep...

Texan here living in another state bordering CO now. Texas has such a huge population that it feels overwhelming when they visit, especially a place like Breck who already has a large crowd but is known in Texas as a great option for an “easy” ski trip.

I don’t think they really dress country with jeans etc. if anything they can look like supreme gapers with top of the line $500 jackets and Helly Hansen pants but riding rentals cause they flew there.

Just for reference, a “Tyler’s Racquet and Jog” shirt/jacket is probably the truest giveaway that someone is from Texas. You should roast them at that point...
Nov 14 2018 3:42PM
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r00kie
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After working in co for a summer I have determined texans have an unhealthy obsession with Colorado
Nov 14 2018 4:01PM
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SkiBum.
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Who doesn’t like a good Texas Suitcase.

Texas. Cali. Same shit. Economy is good. People travel. Second homes. $20,000 vacations. They have been around a while now.
Nov 14 2018 4:15PM
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Mingg
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Nov 14 2018 7:05PM
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Auzy
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If they put a good dip in, you know they are from Texas
Nov 15 2018 10:31AM
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PB1
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AuzyIf they put a good dip in, you know they are from Texas


Or PA
Nov 15 2018 12:17PM
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Lonely
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paperboyOr PA


or ohio
Nov 15 2018 1:08PM
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fries
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Dont worry, I'm an insider and I'm here to lay down the facts. Speaking on behalf of the houston area.

-There's hardly any outdoor activities to do in Texas, unless you live in Austin or something like that. All there is to do is go out to eat at the same restaurants or go watch a movie. People are used to spending money for anything exciting.

-A lot of people just have a cookie cutter family.. Usually something like, Mom and dad graduated from A&M, they work at some big company downtown, and they can't picture living anywhere else.

-Skiing vacations are pretty much a given for anyone who can afford it... Every winter Texans must gather their limited winter gear and make the pilgrimage to colorado. Most people have been going every year since they were little, giving them the belief that they know what they're doing. There was a point where I never even fathomed that some people just lived in snowy places and skied at big resorts year round.

I've never heard of anyone skiing in jeans. Pretty much everyone goes to breckenridge and they make sure they have EVERYTHING. If you live in the midwest and see jeans it's more than likely just someone nearby who's never skied.

Look for colorful coats, rental skis, gaper gaps, orange tinted goggles, and body turners.
When you get on the lift and the mom starts talking first, and she's super friendly, 9 times out of 10 will be a Texan.

TLDR: Texans have nothing fun to do in their home state so they take refuge in breckenridge. Sorry.
Nov 15 2018 3:44PM
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DesertStix
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This is a very “Houston” perspective lmfao
J_SDont worry, I'm an insider and I'm here to lay down the facts. Speaking on behalf of the houston area.

-There's hardly any outdoor activities to do in Texas, unless you live in Austin or something like that. All there is to do is go out to eat at the same restaurants or go watch a movie. People are used to spending money for anything exciting.

-A lot of people just have a cookie cutter family.. Usually something like, Mom and dad graduated from A&M, they work at some big company downtown, and they can't picture living anywhere else.

-Skiing vacations are pretty much a given for anyone who can afford it... Every winter Texans must gather their limited winter gear and make the pilgrimage to colorado. Most people have been going every year since they were little, giving them the belief that they know what they're doing. There was a point where I never even fathomed that some people just lived in snowy places and skied at big resorts year round.

I've never heard of anyone skiing in jeans. Pretty much everyone goes to breckenridge and they make sure they have EVERYTHING. If you live in the midwest and see jeans it's more than likely just someone nearby who's never skied.

Look for colorful coats, rental skis, gaper gaps, orange tinted goggles, and body turners.
When you get on the lift and the mom starts talking first, and she's super friendly, 9 times out of 10 will be a Texan.

TLDR: Texans have nothing fun to do in their home state so they take refuge in breckenridge. Sorry.
Nov 15 2018 3:52PM
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fries
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J_SDont worry, I'm an insider and I'm here to lay down the facts. Speaking on behalf of the houston area.


DesertStixThis is a very “Houston” perspective lmfao



Nov 15 2018 3:54PM
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DesertStix
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J_S


Sorry you were raised in the bayou, mayne
Nov 15 2018 3:58PM
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fries
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DesertStixSorry you were raised in the bayou, mayne


That's it..
I'm calling my alligator on you.
Nov 15 2018 3:58PM
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Woos
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Cowboys don't have nothin' on our Wisconsin Amish. Swear to god, one of the Amish dudes boardslid a rail in his full Amish fit and 20 year old Dynastar rental skis. Olde Wave
Nov 15 2018 4:01PM
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DesertStix
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J_SThat's it..
I'm calling my alligator on you.


HAA it’s all love. Dallas ain’t that much less humid plus I got family in University Heights down there.
Nov 15 2018 4:12PM
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Walreese
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Yee yee
AuzyIf they put a good dip in, you know they are from Texas
Nov 15 2018 8:18PM
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Auzy
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WalreeseYee yee


this guy gets it
Nov 15 2018 8:19PM
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iskeaah
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I think Asian invasion is the best. With literary the best setup all gortex bu then you see them on the slopes and they are all pizzaing
Nov 16 2018 11:13AM
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iskeaah
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I think Asian invasion is the best. With literary the best setup all gortex bu then you see them on the slopes and they are all pizzaing
Nov 16 2018 11:13AM
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fries
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teamSESHCowboys don't have nothin' on our Wisconsin Amish. Swear to god, one of the Amish dudes boardslid a rail in his full Amish fit and 20 year old Dynastar rental skis. Olde Wave

Maybe he’s onto something
Nov 16 2018 2:22PM
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Peteza_Rollz
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teamSESHCowboys don't have nothin' on our Wisconsin Amish. Swear to god, one of the Amish dudes boardslid a rail in his full Amish fit and 20 year old Dynastar rental skis. Olde Wave


I don't know how those guys can ski in a 20-degree snowstorm in just cotton pantaloons and wool gloves. Just wanna give em some gore tex but it's probably against their rules or something.
Nov 16 2018 4:32PM
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shinbangclan
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Olde Wave

I love this
Nov 16 2018 5:23PM
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broto
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Population of Texas is about 28 million people. This is more than colorado, utah, idaho, montana, oregon, and washington combined. This combined with the fact that there isn't any skiing in Texas means that there are a lot of Texans traveling to ski throughout the west
Nov 16 2018 5:32PM
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evaroni
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HOMASEXSHUALS
Nov 21 2018 11:00AM
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PsychicMigration
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They traditionally emit the smell fried food and tobacco.
Nov 21 2018 12:38PM
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lil.Boye
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*clears throat*
Nov 21 2018 5:50PM
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PB1
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lil.Boye*clears throat*

That’s Alabama not Texas
Nov 21 2018 6:56PM
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lil.Boye
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paperboyThat’s Alabama not Texas


Shit. I'm not american sorry.
Nov 22 2018 1:41AM
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GayWolf420
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Doesn't matter where all jerrys are from. none of them can handle their booze at elevation.
Nov 22 2018 3:10AM
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hi_vis360
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Peteza_RollzI don't know how those guys can ski in a 20-degree snowstorm in just cotton pantaloons and wool gloves. Just wanna give em some gore tex but it's probably against their rules or something.


wool is warm af dude, people skied for a long time without gore tex
Nov 22 2018 4:11PM
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Rum_Ham
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J_SDont worry, I'm an insider and I'm here to lay down the facts. Speaking on behalf of the houston area.

-There's hardly any outdoor activities to do in Texas, unless you live in Austin or something like that. All there is to do is go out to eat at the same restaurants or go watch a movie. People are used to spending money for anything exciting.

-A lot of people just have a cookie cutter family.. Usually something like, Mom and dad graduated from A&M, they work at some big company downtown, and they can't picture living anywhere else.

-Skiing vacations are pretty much a given for anyone who can afford it... Every winter Texans must gather their limited winter gear and make the pilgrimage to colorado. Most people have been going every year since they were little, giving them the belief that they know what they're doing. There was a point where I never even fathomed that some people just lived in snowy places and skied at big resorts year round.

I've never heard of anyone skiing in jeans. Pretty much everyone goes to breckenridge and they make sure they have EVERYTHING. If you live in the midwest and see jeans it's more than likely just someone nearby who's never skied.

Look for colorful coats, rental skis, gaper gaps, orange tinted goggles, and body turners.
When you get on the lift and the mom starts talking first, and she's super friendly, 9 times out of 10 will be a Texan.

TLDR: Texans have nothing fun to do in their home state so they take refuge in breckenridge. Sorry.


Texas seems really fun if you like guns, fast cars, and 4x4s. Those are kinda out doors activities.
Nov 22 2018 9:49PM
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DirtYStylE
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evaroniHOMASEXSHUALS



Nov 29 2018 7:12PM
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J_Christoph
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surfs_upwrangler jeans and cowboy hats yeeeehaw


Big Dick Energy
Nov 29 2018 7:27PM
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hoodlumss
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surfs_upwrangler jeans and cowboy hats yeeeehaw


No shit tho I was working at timberline for a few seasons in a “high end” dining room and we would get a family of Texans in every year and no joke would see them on the hill on some rentals wranglers and a cowboy hat
Nov 29 2018 9:39PM
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DesertStix
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hoodlumssNo shit tho I was working at timberline for a few seasons in a “high end” dining room and we would get a family of Texans in every year and no joke would see them on the hill on some rentals wranglers and a cowboy hat


Oil money
Nov 29 2018 10:21PM
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evaroni
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About 5 years ago I went to Texas in a Toyota truck with my girlfriend in the passenger seat. I left two days later in a Chevrolet Silverado with a bench seat.
Nov 29 2018 11:53PM
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Dwayne
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Don't forget them Texans like to bring their extended family and they all like to wear camo (so we wont notice when they do dumb things) and wear their goggles with their cowboy hats. YEE YEE break out the camo bois we are goin to Colorado to ruin everyone's day
Nov 30 2018 11:47AM
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yungQ
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lil.Boye*clears throat*

*breaks skis*
Dec 1 2018 8:29AM
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