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The map's date is current is, the data isn't.

Source: MTC, Tax Foundation, October 9, 2007

agreed...I just saw that and you beat me to it. I've yet to find reliable data to show TX as a net receiver like you say, though and don't have time to look.

...but it's still ' within the last decade'.

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Liefde is een bloem zo teer dat hij knakt bij de minste aanraking en zo sterk dat niets zijn groei in de weg staat

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Take a large, almost round, rotating sphere about 8000 miles in diameter, surround it with a murky, viscous atmosphere of gases mixed with water vapor, tilt its axis so it wobbles back and forth with respect to a source of heat and light, freeze it at both ends and roast it in the middle, cover most of its surface with liquid that constantly feeds vapor into the atmosphere as the sphere tosses billions of gallons up and down to the rhythmic pulling of a captive satellite and the sun. Then try to predict the conditions of that atmosphere over a small area within a 5 mile radius for a period of one to five days in advance!

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agreed...I just saw that and you beat me to it. I've yet to find reliable data to show TX as a net receiver like you say, though and don't have time to look.

...but it's still ' within the last decade'.

Yeah, the last decade. I mean we can talk about the state of affairs in 1895 but I don't think that would be very useful.

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Yeah, the last decade. I mean we can talk about the state of affairs in 1895 but I don't think that would be very useful.

huh? You said somewhere that data from ' within the last decade....' and it IS. I have no idea where you got 1895 from.

Liefde is een bloem zo teer dat hij knakt bij de minste aanraking en zo sterk dat niets zijn groei in de weg staat

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Take a large, almost round, rotating sphere about 8000 miles in diameter, surround it with a murky, viscous atmosphere of gases mixed with water vapor, tilt its axis so it wobbles back and forth with respect to a source of heat and light, freeze it at both ends and roast it in the middle, cover most of its surface with liquid that constantly feeds vapor into the atmosphere as the sphere tosses billions of gallons up and down to the rhythmic pulling of a captive satellite and the sun. Then try to predict the conditions of that atmosphere over a small area within a 5 mile radius for a period of one to five days in advance!

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huh? You said somewhere that data from ' within the last decade....' and it IS. I have no idea where you got 1895 from.

That was an apparently poor attempt at humor since you presented data that stretched from 30 years ago to 5 years ago.

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That was an apparently poor attempt at humor.

oh sorry ok

*insert awkward sympathy chuckle in here*

got to go....have a great day :)

Liefde is een bloem zo teer dat hij knakt bij de minste aanraking en zo sterk dat niets zijn groei in de weg staat

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IK HOU VAN JOU, MARK

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Take a large, almost round, rotating sphere about 8000 miles in diameter, surround it with a murky, viscous atmosphere of gases mixed with water vapor, tilt its axis so it wobbles back and forth with respect to a source of heat and light, freeze it at both ends and roast it in the middle, cover most of its surface with liquid that constantly feeds vapor into the atmosphere as the sphere tosses billions of gallons up and down to the rhythmic pulling of a captive satellite and the sun. Then try to predict the conditions of that atmosphere over a small area within a 5 mile radius for a period of one to five days in advance!

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Texas=donor state. Doesn't suck as much as the majority of other states.

All states are donor states. What did we ever get back for all that money the government spent in Iraq?

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All states are donor states. What did we ever get back for all that money the government spent in Iraq?

' donor state' in that ( as far as data available suggests) gets back less from the Govt than it sends ( ~94c back for every $1)- but I know you of all people don't need that explaining.

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Liefde is een bloem zo teer dat hij knakt bij de minste aanraking en zo sterk dat niets zijn groei in de weg staat

event.png

IK HOU VAN JOU, MARK

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Take a large, almost round, rotating sphere about 8000 miles in diameter, surround it with a murky, viscous atmosphere of gases mixed with water vapor, tilt its axis so it wobbles back and forth with respect to a source of heat and light, freeze it at both ends and roast it in the middle, cover most of its surface with liquid that constantly feeds vapor into the atmosphere as the sphere tosses billions of gallons up and down to the rhythmic pulling of a captive satellite and the sun. Then try to predict the conditions of that atmosphere over a small area within a 5 mile radius for a period of one to five days in advance!

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