You don't mind using offensive words.
Anytime you feel like performing some dentistry then bring yourself to Bonney, Texas. You're cowardly threats don't scare me.
Texas is the most backward state in the south and probably in the entire union. And you would not come to Mississippi and talk like how you talk.
I was in Mississippi the first three days of this week. And I'll be going back there again on Monday. Isola, Ms. is a small town and mostly black so you shouldn't have any problem finding a little ol' cracker from Texas, just look for the truck with Texas plates and a gun rack.
Oh here's some facts about this backward state.
The Texas economy, the worlds 11th-largest, continues to fare better than those of many other states and according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the U.S. economy peaked in December 2007 and has been in recession since then. Nevertheless, Texas fared well in fiscal 2008 (September 1, 2007 August 21, 2008), when its gross product expanded more than twice as fast as the nations (4.2 percent versus 1.9 percent).
The Lone Star State passed New York as home to the most big companies in the latest list compiled by Fortune magazine.
Texas now boasts 58 headquarters, three more than New York, the previous No. 1, and California, with 52.
Texas has been attracting big companies from out of state for nearly three decades, including American Airlines in 1979, and Exxon (before it bought Mobil) and J.C. Penney in the following decade, all from New York.
Not bad for a backward state huh?
How well is Mississippi doing?