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« Last Edit: April 10, 2004, 03:48:23 pm by Keith Murphy »
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Government can do only one thing: It can break your legs, hand you a crutch, and say, "See? If not for the government you couldn't walk."
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Mel Riser
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Anyone wanting to join or get together for a party social let me know
Mel Riser
Austin, Texas
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« Last Edit: April 10, 2004, 03:54:40 pm by Keith Murphy »
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Mel Riser
512-378-3670 Office
512-378-3671 Studio
512-331-7930 Home
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Monsyne Dragon
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I'm in San Antonio, & would like such a get together.
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- M. Dragon
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bechols
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What is everyone doing on the 4th of July? My wife and her family are going down the Guadalupe River, there should be plenty of free spirits flotting down the river. What better time or place could there be to get the word out to the people? Floating down the river drinking beer and informing people. That has to be the easiest way to be an activist. We will be camoing out at O'henry's, they were the only campsite that would let me bring my dog, if anyone wants to join up and help pass out info. The more the people we have there the more people we can inform. We have two campsites and three tents, so we have some room for some more people. If there is any questions please let me know, My wife and I would love to meet up with other porc's.
Bobby and Christine 940-891-0818
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Mel Riser
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The Guadalupe is a great place to meet.
I live about 60 miles from there in Austin, but go kayaking there quite often.
My favorite campground is Hueco Falls and they have the new RV section open as well.
I will check with them on prices and availability for the 4th.
mel
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Mel Riser
512-378-3670 Office
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alanrweiss
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Hey, all y'all ! I'm in Austin (near Ranch Road 620 and FM-2222, far northwest Austin) and would love to meet up with my fellow Texan Porcupines. I don't know what's going on during the 4th of July (that's often family time  but if we could meet before then for a dinner that would be awesome. Alan R. Weiss Austin, Texas FSP Member and Organizer aweiss@freestateproject.org |
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Mel Riser
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Hi Everybody
Just got back from a week in Belize filming a Documentary on Tropical Hardwood management.
Interesting place.
Anyway...
Let's get a show of hands on who will be attending the FSP Party meeting in New Hampshire?
I will be driving a roundabout way but could coordinate with some folks.
mel
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Mel Riser
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Equality 7-2521
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Hello...
New in State here!
Just recently moved from frozen MN to hot Brownsville.
Any FSPers around the RGV? If not, a trip to Austin/San Antonio
would certainly be doable on a weekend.
Take Care, hope to hear from someone!
Steve
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"Taxes are the way people join hands to get good things done. That's the tradition of Minnesota." - Former MN Gov. Elmer L. Andersen
See Why I'm ready to move?
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maffew
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Anyone around San Antonio?
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Equality 7-2521
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I'm in Brownsville, but a trip for a weekend to Austion or San Antonio would not be hard to arrange.
Bump for South Texas...anyone else home?
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"Taxes are the way people join hands to get good things done. That's the tradition of Minnesota." - Former MN Gov. Elmer L. Andersen
See Why I'm ready to move?
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txbyrd
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Hello? I'm a biker in Austin, usually ride pillion w/my husband. Just saw a link to this on a local biker discussion group and found my way here. To tell the truth, NH is a mite cold for my Texan blood, but I'm sure as heck interested in the philosophy behind this project. Definitely want to know more .... anybody here?
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BlueLu
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I live west of Austin, near Big Dave's.
There are a few others I am aware of, probably more I am unaware of.
-Lu
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lloydbob1
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We've got Free Stater's in New Hampshire from Texas, Southern California and other Southern states. We even have some moving here from Hawaii! All willing to put up with a little cold for Liberty.
We've also got a Major Biker Thing every year in Laconia!
And
No Helmet Law!
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Dave Mincin
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Hi txbryd...and thanks for your interest in the FSP. Would encourage you to touch base with some of the folks in your area, really gives you a much better handle on what we are about than the computer. BTW...The cold is really no biggie, hey just dress for it! If you have any question re NH and what's going on up here feel free to drop me a note. Dave |
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Please join us! http://www.nhliberty.org/ New Hampshire Liberty Alliance. " A leader knows that if he is generous with his time, his people will be generous with their effort." Plug>>>>Realtor Lovejoy Real Estate! |
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txbyrd
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Hi y'all, thanks for the replies! Good to know there's somebody here! Lu, I did get your message, thanks! I pretty much live and work online, and belong to quite a few forums, so thankfully I know how most of ''em work.
Btw, Lloyd & Dave, the cold IS too a biggie. Unlike most Texans, I *can* imagine it - I grew up in Wisconsin, so I can't be fooled LOL! Oh yeah - and I know about Laconia too. You're right, it IS one of the big rallies, behind maybe only Sturgis and Daytona, though our local rally here in Austin is definitely on its way up. ;-)
But cold or not, I don't think I'll be joining those who move, at least not while there's still a modicum of liberty to be had here. Roots are too deep in Texas, anchors too strong. That's not to say I don't have a deep interest in this project and what I understand of it so far, though I know I have a lot yet to learn.
But that's what I'm aiming to do, learn. And seems to me there'd be a role for those of us who can't or won't make the physical move, for whatever reason, to nevertheless support and help the effort, yah? So if there is a get-together in the area for those interested, I think I'd like to attend if I can. Hopefully talk my husband into it too, though he's less interested in things political than I am.
Chris (aka txbyrd)
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