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  • GhostTX
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    Originally posted by TX_92_Notch View Post
    What?!? Why did I not know about this!
    Originally posted by fredfarmer View Post
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    I guess this means I can carry at the Fair now, yay!
    You could always carry at the Fair. It doesn't meet the law definition of "amusement park".
    Originally posted by Shorty View Post
    Present your CHL to the workers with the metal detector wands at the gate. They will direct you to the cop by the gate. One year I had to wait for some security bozo to ride up on a moped and write down my CHL info (the neckbeards apparently protest this?). Last year the cop at the gate was sitting in his booth asleep so I didn't bother him and just walked in.
    They're not supposed to write down your CHL.
    Originally posted by Rick Modena View Post
    I've been carrying at the fair for as long as I've been old enough to carry a gun. Never had any problems, even on cracka day. I'll be there tomorrow, I usually go a few times a year.
    Friend of mine always goes as well CCW and never had an issue.

    I might have to go this year...hadn't been in ages.

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  • mstng86
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    Originally posted by Ruffdaddy View Post
    What game?
    Blacks vs Blacks

    Grambing vs Prairie View.

    FYI The parade is at 12 downtown, I shall have front row seats with the family.

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  • Junioropolous07
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    Originally posted by Jimbo View Post
    We used to call it gang day, Dallas brings out mounted police and the gang units. We always closed early and made sure we didn't schedule any women folk to close on that day. Was funny to see the mounties ride into the food pavillion to break up group fights.
    And lol @ "putting" the cotton bowl in the hood, south Dallas did not begin life as a ghetto. Hell, Oak cliff used to be an affluent neighborhood.
    ROFL I had to say it.

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  • Ruffdaddy
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    Originally posted by Juiced4v View Post
    We are putting off going on Saturday because of the foot ball game...I have a short fuse with it comes to ignorate people so I rather save my self the trouble and will go on Sunday...
    What game?

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  • Juiced4v
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    We are putting off going on Saturday because of the foot ball game...I have a short fuse with it comes to ignorate people so I rather save my self the trouble and will go on Sunday...

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  • Chopped54
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    I always carry there as well, but do not think it is any of their business that I am. I typically just move my pistol behind by belt buckle so when they wand me they just think it is the buckle that set it off. Never had any issue making it through.

    I still remember when I was 8 my old man beating the shit out of some SMF that pulled a knife on us in the parking lot trying to rob us...

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  • Sean88gt
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    This will be the first year I've missed since 98.

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  • CRASH
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    I always go for the cars and Fletcher's corn dogs. It's nice to be able to conceal/carry there, too.

    I'm sure we'll go some time this year.

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  • Jimbo
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    Originally posted by RWhite View Post
    The first time we went many years ago, we went on City of Dallas School Day, a Monday I think. Never made that mistake again!

    Do they still have the display that says something like "Can you see the snake" and there really is no snake, just a twisted branch off a tree? People stand there forever trying to see the snake? I think it use to be on the side of one of the buildings near the Cotton Bowl.
    We used to call it gang day, Dallas brings out mounted police and the gang units. We always closed early and made sure we didn't schedule any women folk to close on that day. Was funny to see the mounties ride into the food pavillion to break up group fights.
    And lol @ "putting" the cotton bowl in the hood, south Dallas did not begin life as a ghetto. Hell, Oak cliff used to be an affluent neighborhood.

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  • RWhite
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    The first time we went many years ago, we went on City of Dallas School Day, a Monday I think. Never made that mistake again!

    Do they still have the display that says something like "Can you see the snake" and there really is no snake, just a twisted branch off a tree? People stand there forever trying to see the snake? I think it use to be on the side of one of the buildings near the Cotton Bowl.

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  • momo
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    no.

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  • Moose242
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    Originally posted by GrayStangGT View Post
    Out of curiosity I googled both school, I wonder what kind of hell would be raised if we started calling Tech, UT, OU etc historically white univeristies?


    From google

    Prairie View A & M University

    The second oldest public institution of higher education in Texas, this historically black university is known as one of the nation's top producers of ...

    Welcome to Grambling State University
    www.gram.edu/Cached - Similar
    A historically black four-year institution in Grambling, LA chartered in 1901.
    Any university that is worth a fuck has been a historically white university.

    If I ever see a resume with "Grambling" listed under education, I imagine that I would throw that shit in the trash while laughing at the applicants long, obnoxious and unconventional name.

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  • Taylor
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    Lolz @ the kids too scared to go to the fair.

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  • Venix
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    Originally posted by TX_92_Notch View Post
    What?!? Why did I not know about this!
    I'm an Instructor, so I have to know these things

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  • Junioropolous07
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    Originally posted by GrayStangGT View Post
    Out of curiosity I googled both school, I wonder what kind of hell would be raised if we started calling Tech, UT, OU etc historically white univeristies?


    From google

    Prairie View A & M University

    The second oldest public institution of higher education in Texas, this historically black university is known as one of the nation's top producers of ...

    Welcome to Grambling State University
    www.gram.edu/Cached - Similar
    A historically black four-year institution in Grambling, LA chartered in 1901.
    Interesting theory

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