http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/liv....for.sale.kens
The .ORG staging area just a hop skip and a jump from my house. I COULD VIST YOU AT ANY TIME
So who has 883,000? Im pretty sure thats like 8 Euros.
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http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/liv....for.sale.kens
The .ORG staging area just a hop skip and a jump from my house. I COULD VIST YOU AT ANY TIME
So who has 883,000? Im pretty sure thats like 8 Euros.
OOO! OOO! ILL TAKE IT!!!!
if i had the money....
do you know if there is a synagogue in the area?
I have 8,00 €...
Since its in texas shouldn't they be paying someone to take it?
Seriously, though, if I had the money I would buy it, turn the whole town into a strip club/massage parlor, open a school for delinquint teenage girls, go back to dirt roads, declare myself sheriff and rename the town to "go **** yourself" Dreams can come true
As owner of this fine "town, my first order would be to re-properify the pronunciation from "Al-Bert," to "Al-Bear."
Dang! They must have switched it! All I saw was a dog eating a cell phone…
All land thieves, Cajuns, and people from Tennessee need to quit making fun of my state. You won't like me when I'm angry.
They have an add first, then the story.
Now had I the $1.1 million to buy that town, I'd consider it. But the title of mayor would be replaced with Baron, and the office occupied by me. And the town Sheriff would be some crony of mine who wanted to wear a gun and a badge. Ofcourse the main economy would be importing Mexicans.
Maybe it is my connection or something but after the super cell phone I get some Pakistani Journalist who was shot…
What is the title of the video?
I think it would be cool if Mexico bought it. :laugh4:
I don't see any cactus or longhorns. How can they expect to pawn that off without some real Texas icons on the property?
Bush can't be everywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito
That would be an interesting development. Declare it sovereign territory and set up a big casino, tax free gas and cigarettes...drain the gringoes dry:sombrero:.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
Can that be done anymore, setting up a sovereign nation inside an already existing US?
I'm personally hoping to live to see the day when someone skirts the rules and builds a city that hovers in the air
:indian_chief::indian_brave::indian_brave:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hosakawa Tito
I think that might result in a war with most of the Indian tribes who have something of a monopoly on that sort of operation…
:indian_chief::indian_brave::indian_brave:
I never got the video link but I did find the town…
http://www.alberttexas.com/home/
Do them gals go with the place?
The video news story said the population was 4 (or 5?) so I doubt "them gals" go with the place. However, Albert seems a happenin' place with the dance hall and ice house, so they probably frequent Albert - along with those bikers... :sweatdrop:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisherking
So I guess it might not be a bad idea to keep a 12 gage double barrel loaded with two rolls of dimes, just in case one of ‘em asks for a refund?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
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Don't worry, when I buy Albert (Soon to be pronounced Albear, just like my cousin Albert... who has a brother named Clebert [pronounced Clay-bear]), There will be women, wine, and song a plenty.
It will be the new City of Mahogany!
Is your food really worth this horrid grammar?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoyoma1910
Why, yes.
AlrightQuote:
Originally Posted by Yoyoma1910
What exactly does owning a town mean in the United States (or specifically, Texas).
One assumes that country, still suffering from a surfeit of revolutionary ideals, would not grant true ownership of the land and peons thereupon, with full feudal rights and privileges?
In other words, why would one bother?
Don't ask questions BG, just make some assumptions about how cool owning a town is and cough up the cash.
@ Yoyoma1910
Before you go ah headin over ta Texas and getin em to call ah town al-bare, ya jiss might wona go up ta north Luzyanna an get em to pronounce Bossier City something closer to French than Bozyour City.
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You mean like Montana?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisherking
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delusions of grandeur. I guess even 300 years of emigration can't change that.
It certainly hasn't helped Texas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
Au contraire monusier. Texas is grand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoyoma1910
Quantity over quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
Texan Fiddle>Cajun fiddleQuote:
Originally Posted by Yoyoma1910
Just bow to our superiority and we may allow you to keep your fleur-de-isles