Since I was last in Central #Texas, people got fatter or fitter, the cars got bigger and the traffic jams got longer, more of the land was covered in concrete, and some women dyed their hair highly unnatural colors.
Other than that, no real change.
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I understand it's more crowded than when I was there about 15 years ago.
What about the flock cameras?
I agree, Texas is still the Zionist retard it has been since the mid 90’s. Texas thinks it cares about freedom, but it aligns itself with satanists. Their “Don’t Mess With Texas” slogan is utter bullshit. If you go to HEB you’ll feel like you teleported to India and didn’t realize it. Other than that, not much changed, except for me. I changed, I awakened to truth and lost my love for Texas.
I haven't looked. Too busy trying to figure out which of the 8 lanes to use on the side street in our town.
Ah, to have 8 lanes


It's terrible. 😂
I used to walk home from school and it's practically impossible, now. No more pedestrians, anywhere.
It’s the Joe Rogan effect…he convinced millions to move to Texas. 😂
Never been but I hear (regularly) that the brisket is good.
This is America
It's much more crowded than it used to be. The hill country is full of cars now, it feels a little bit like L.A.
It's a mixed bag, but what's better? Florida?
This was my experience 15 years ago, in Houston. I used to walk to/from work (I don't drive). It was always adventurous. I remember one day someone in their car stopping, asking me if I needed a ride, lol
It does!!! Reminded me of DC, but you're right because it's more sprawling, like LA. Austin used to be this backwater town, with some hillbillies, Pappadeaux restaurant, Dell computers, and 6th Street. 😂
Now, it's more like California, or something.
I dated a guy whose family was in the Klan, in high school, and we drove by the ole KKK hangout. It's been leveled and turned into a subdivision full of Latino yuppies. Which is ironically hilarious.
Now it's the "que que que?" 🤣