Is the show King of the Hill popular in the State of Texas?
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Actually, in Texas, the show King Of The Hill is considered reality TV!!\n\n- Stuart
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I live in Texas... I have not been to Bivins, but I can tell you East Texas is very nice. Humid, warm, most people from East Texas have an accent, and use lots of manners. Texas is a wonderful place (Although I personally recommend a larger city)
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Yes.  They are located in Greenville Texas\n\nBelow is their website!  Enjoy!
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South Park.\n\nOr Family Guy.\n\nAnything but that boring assed King of the Hill.
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What about the people living in texas lol
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Yes, it is.  Texas Tech is recognized as one of the flagship institutions in the State of Texas.\n\nLike any university, Texas Tech may be more respected in some fields than others--but it is a wonderful choice.\n\nAnd Lubbock is a great place to live!
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I like King of the Hill better, it's more than the same stupid joke over and over.
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Here is a link with sites to various areas of Texas... I hope you find this helpful.  Good luck!
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I dont live in texas but i dont think it even came out yet. It looks funny tho.
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HILLBILLY nation check it out its in johnson co. kentucky!
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I've heard that it's California or New York.  It's definitly not Texas
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Well, let's see, I'm 100% Texan so Texas gets my vote as favorite. Why is it my favorite? Well, I was born and raised here, because it's so beautiful, everyone is friendly and nice, the BBQ is DELICIOUS, and the GUYS (especially the ones that wear Wranglers and cowboy hats) ARE HOT!!!\n\nOut of the southern states I've been to Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisisana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Florida. I can't choose a least favorite because they're all so beautiful. It really makes me proud to live in such a beautiful country and even more proud to be an American.
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Here is a link where you can locate it in Texas.
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I live in Dallas, and can attest that, yes, a whole lot of people like the Longhorns.  They had one of the greatest fan bases in College Football, and when you add in the Championship Band-wagon fans, then it is insane.  We are three hours away from Austin, and even our whole town turned Burnt Orange last January.  To answer the question, yes, a bunch of people like the Longhorns.  \n\nNow, do I think they will defend their championship this season?  Absolutely not.\n\nThough a little less experienced this year, the 'Horns are still loaded with talent.  Here's my problem though.  Until last season, we all claimed that Mack Brown can't win the "Big Games".  Then, they find victories over Ohio State, Oklahoma, and Southern Cal, and Mack Brown is a genius.  When your offensive scheme is to just let Vince Young do what he wants, that isn't a sign of genius--it's the sign of a talented QB.  Without VY, the 'Horns will return to the second-fiddler's position in the Big XII South.  This will be amply proven on Sept. 9 against Ohio State and October 7 in Dallas against OU.
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TEXAS WILL BE THE CHAMPS
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I moved this answer over here and edited it:\n\nWoodlands is mainly transplants such as yourself. The religious freaks are mainly in east Texas (Tyler, Longview, Nacogdoches, etc.) and rural areas.\n\nThe Houston area is dominated by Hispanics, most of whom are Catholic. Don't let the crucifixes fool you. Hispanics seem to like the pageantry and rituals but they aren't real big on bible thumping.\n\nThe religion thing shouldn't be a problem.
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The City of Austin is the capital of the U.S. state of Texas and the county seat of Travis County. According to the 2000 U.S. Census