What would you do for fun in New Braunfels/Texas Hill Country?
Q. What would you do for fun in New Braunfels/Texas Hill Country?
Asked by Folky Guy - Thu Jun 8 16:00:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would rent a toob from a river outfitter and go floating down the Guadalupe or Comal River. Then, camp out and have a BBQ. View the link to see the web cam on the river.
Answered by brucemaulding - Wed Jun 14 16:49:56 2006
Q. What would you do for fun in New Braunfels/Texas Hill Country?
Asked by Folky Guy - Thu Jun 8 16:00:24 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would rent a toob from a river outfitter and go floating down the Guadalupe or Comal River. Then, camp out and have a BBQ. View the link to see the web cam on the river.
Answered by brucemaulding - Wed Jun 14 16:49:56 2006
How bad is traffic in hill country texas? Is it much better around Tyler?
Q. How bad is traffic in hill country texas? Is it much better around Tyler?
Asked by Amanda S - Sat Aug 30 11:46:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Traffic is not bad in the hill country unless you consider Austin as part of the hill county. Tyler is a fairly small town without too much traffic. The traffic in Houston is worse than in New York City.
Answered by Joe SixPack - Sat Aug 30 12:03:18 2008
Q. How bad is traffic in hill country texas? Is it much better around Tyler?
Asked by Amanda S - Sat Aug 30 11:46:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Traffic is not bad in the hill country unless you consider Austin as part of the hill county. Tyler is a fairly small town without too much traffic. The traffic in Houston is worse than in New York City.
Answered by Joe SixPack - Sat Aug 30 12:03:18 2008
i live in the texas hill country and this tree is rare i think ,very long cross like thorns?
Q. i have lived all my live in the hill country and have never seen anything like it
Asked by Papi - Fri Oct 30 21:52:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like Honey Locust. Very nasty thorns, but deer, cattle and horses all seem to enjoy the locust beans they produce. They are very sweet. Here is some more info: good luck and enjoy!
Answered by shooter1 - Fri Oct 30 22:05:21 2009
Q. i have lived all my live in the hill country and have never seen anything like it
Asked by Papi - Fri Oct 30 21:52:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like Honey Locust. Very nasty thorns, but deer, cattle and horses all seem to enjoy the locust beans they produce. They are very sweet. Here is some more info: good luck and enjoy!
Answered by shooter1 - Fri Oct 30 22:05:21 2009
Is there a weird show of a man that plays a piano in a cave somewhere in the Texas hill country?
Q. Is there a weird show of a man that plays a piano in a cave somewhere in the Texas hill country?
Asked by copscott - Fri Oct 16 11:25:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This was where it started... ...
Answered by MaMa - Fri Oct 16 14:03:44 2009
Q. Is there a weird show of a man that plays a piano in a cave somewhere in the Texas hill country?
Asked by copscott - Fri Oct 16 11:25:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This was where it started... ...
Answered by MaMa - Fri Oct 16 14:03:44 2009
Does anyone in the Texas Hill Country have a good source for large bags of perlite? (2,3,or4 cubic feet each)?
Q. I have easily acquired from 2 to 4 cubic foot bags of various grades of perlite in locations throughout North America but an associate in the Texas Hill Country is having great difficulty finding such perlite in 20 to 60 bag quantities -- or even small, large-bag quantities. (And he found it difficult to locate anything but tiny bags at retail chains.) It amazes me that in a hot and dry climate that would seem to beg for the use of perlite in lawns and golf greens would have perlite in such short supply. At first I thought he just wasn't trying hard enough in his online searches but I looked on my own and even found the wholesale agricultural buyer-and-seller-matching websites disappointing. (I would get occasional emails from… [cont.]
Asked by Logician - Sat Jun 27 05:40:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi again. If you are wanting for Perlcrete mix, then I believe you can find 4 cu/ft bags of vermiculite at a nursery on Thousand Oaks in N. San Antonio. If this doesn't work, try masonry or horticulture supply stores. If you go the HeatStop route there is a very cheap supplier just south of San Antonio.
Answered by hammster - Mon Jun 29 22:39:47 2009
Q. I have easily acquired from 2 to 4 cubic foot bags of various grades of perlite in locations throughout North America but an associate in the Texas Hill Country is having great difficulty finding such perlite in 20 to 60 bag quantities -- or even small, large-bag quantities. (And he found it difficult to locate anything but tiny bags at retail chains.) It amazes me that in a hot and dry climate that would seem to beg for the use of perlite in lawns and golf greens would have perlite in such short supply. At first I thought he just wasn't trying hard enough in his online searches but I looked on my own and even found the wholesale agricultural buyer-and-seller-matching websites disappointing. (I would get occasional emails from… [cont.]
Asked by Logician - Sat Jun 27 05:40:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi again. If you are wanting for Perlcrete mix, then I believe you can find 4 cu/ft bags of vermiculite at a nursery on Thousand Oaks in N. San Antonio. If this doesn't work, try masonry or horticulture supply stores. If you go the HeatStop route there is a very cheap supplier just south of San Antonio.
Answered by hammster - Mon Jun 29 22:39:47 2009
Have you ever been to Texas Hill Country? What's your favorite resort/hotel? Suggestions for a 30th b-day?
Q. Have you ever been to Texas Hill Country? What's your favorite resort/hotel? Suggestions for a 30th b-day?
Asked by Fair - Sat Dec 29 23:05:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I have not, but I really would like to. I'd like to visit the set of Reba. That might be a nice thing for a birthday. Good luck!
Answered by - - Tue Jan 1 23:11:01 2008
Q. Have you ever been to Texas Hill Country? What's your favorite resort/hotel? Suggestions for a 30th b-day?
Asked by Fair - Sat Dec 29 23:05:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, I have not, but I really would like to. I'd like to visit the set of Reba. That might be a nice thing for a birthday. Good luck!
Answered by - - Tue Jan 1 23:11:01 2008
Texas swimming holes or other hill country musts?
Q. i was born and raised in Houston but have not explored the hill country or gone to any swimming holes/springs. I found good sites texasoutside.com but im looking for more personal reviews and tips. So what are your favorite Texas swimming holes/spots? Willing to share secret/ off the road/ not crowded locations? Any must sees?
Asked by himynameis - Tue Jun 16 14:36:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don's fish camp in Martindale, right outside of San Marcos is great. Used to go there all the time in college. Mostly a party spot for Texas State University, but you can swim, float the river. This float is more "natural" than floating the comal or guadalupe. Far less people. I hope this helps you find the place, I used to know how to get there.
Answered by T.Dale Da Boss - Tue Jun 16 14:58:28 2009
Q. i was born and raised in Houston but have not explored the hill country or gone to any swimming holes/springs. I found good sites texasoutside.com but im looking for more personal reviews and tips. So what are your favorite Texas swimming holes/spots? Willing to share secret/ off the road/ not crowded locations? Any must sees?
Asked by himynameis - Tue Jun 16 14:36:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don's fish camp in Martindale, right outside of San Marcos is great. Used to go there all the time in college. Mostly a party spot for Texas State University, but you can swim, float the river. This float is more "natural" than floating the comal or guadalupe. Far less people. I hope this helps you find the place, I used to know how to get there.
Answered by T.Dale Da Boss - Tue Jun 16 14:58:28 2009
Texas swimming holes or secret hill country spots?
Q. i was born and raised in Houston but have not explored the hill country or gone to any swimming holes/springs. I found good sites texasoutside.com but im looking for more personal reviews and tips. So what are your favorite Texas swimming holes/spots? Willing to share secret/ off the road/ not crowded locations? Any must sees?
Asked by himynameis - Mon Jun 15 17:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hamilton pool is definitely a great place, though sometimes, it can get crowded in the summer. Idk if it's free though. Bull creek is the greatest place to me. It doesn't get too crowded, and it's free. There is a rope swing , small waterfalls, areas to jump off, and there are also a lot of fish in the water which is fun, especially for kids. When you go down the creek a bit it get deeper, where people tube, dive or kayak. There is also a very shallow (ankle deep) area before the waterfalls, with a lot of minos where most people play with their little kids. The devils water hole at Inks Lake is also very fun. basically, it's where people jump and dive off of high rocks, but ot's pretty fun. It's been a while since i went there,… [cont.]
Answered by abc - Tue Jun 16 23:33:35 2009
Q. i was born and raised in Houston but have not explored the hill country or gone to any swimming holes/springs. I found good sites texasoutside.com but im looking for more personal reviews and tips. So what are your favorite Texas swimming holes/spots? Willing to share secret/ off the road/ not crowded locations? Any must sees?
Asked by himynameis - Mon Jun 15 17:42:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hamilton pool is definitely a great place, though sometimes, it can get crowded in the summer. Idk if it's free though. Bull creek is the greatest place to me. It doesn't get too crowded, and it's free. There is a rope swing , small waterfalls, areas to jump off, and there are also a lot of fish in the water which is fun, especially for kids. When you go down the creek a bit it get deeper, where people tube, dive or kayak. There is also a very shallow (ankle deep) area before the waterfalls, with a lot of minos where most people play with their little kids. The devils water hole at Inks Lake is also very fun. basically, it's where people jump and dive off of high rocks, but ot's pretty fun. It's been a while since i went there,… [cont.]
Answered by abc - Tue Jun 16 23:33:35 2009
Are there tornadoes in the Texas Hill Country (New Braunfels)?
Q. If so, are they frequent and are they intense?
Asked by robthegreat11111 - Sun Mar 4 20:47:49 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Frequent? I don't think they are frequent. Intense... all rain in Texas is intense. Reminder that bad weather normally results in the cold mass meeting the warm mass and boom. So, since we have really hot weather, we get brutal thunderboomers with hail and yes, sometimes thunderstorms.
Answered by Lisa A - Tue Mar 6 12:07:21 2007
Q. If so, are they frequent and are they intense?
Asked by robthegreat11111 - Sun Mar 4 20:47:49 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Frequent? I don't think they are frequent. Intense... all rain in Texas is intense. Reminder that bad weather normally results in the cold mass meeting the warm mass and boom. So, since we have really hot weather, we get brutal thunderboomers with hail and yes, sometimes thunderstorms.
Answered by Lisa A - Tue Mar 6 12:07:21 2007
Has anyone used Buffalograss or Turfalo grass in the Hill Country of Texas? How much do you have to water it?
Q. Has anyone used Buffalograss or Turfalo grass in the Hill Country of Texas? How much do you have to water it?
Asked by c1234r - Thu May 25 13:55:10 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BUCHLOE dactyloides buffalo grass. native grass of central montana, low maintenance, low water need lawn. slow to start, but once it gets going it's like that little pink bunny with the drum... it keeps going and goimg... keep well away from garden beds, important landscape plants, slow small children and old men. looks best with some summer water. takes a licking and keeps on ticking. to start with seed sow 2 lbs per 1000 sq ft. sorry, the dok is drawing a blank on turfalo grass? i know od a turfalo tree, turfalo flower, turfalo indian tribe, turfalo creek & judy turfalo a rather nice looking lady who grows dayllies in riverside ca. but no turfalo grass. i failed you.
Answered by Garden Doc - Sat May 27 02:14:05 2006
Q. Has anyone used Buffalograss or Turfalo grass in the Hill Country of Texas? How much do you have to water it?
Asked by c1234r - Thu May 25 13:55:10 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. BUCHLOE dactyloides buffalo grass. native grass of central montana, low maintenance, low water need lawn. slow to start, but once it gets going it's like that little pink bunny with the drum... it keeps going and goimg... keep well away from garden beds, important landscape plants, slow small children and old men. looks best with some summer water. takes a licking and keeps on ticking. to start with seed sow 2 lbs per 1000 sq ft. sorry, the dok is drawing a blank on turfalo grass? i know od a turfalo tree, turfalo flower, turfalo indian tribe, turfalo creek & judy turfalo a rather nice looking lady who grows dayllies in riverside ca. but no turfalo grass. i failed you.
Answered by Garden Doc - Sat May 27 02:14:05 2006
Moving to Texas hill country!?
Q. My boyfriend and I are considering moving to the Austin/San Antonio region. We are moving there for job opportunities. What are some nice towns outside of these cities to live in? We are looking for a town that has things going on but not over-populated. Any thoughts would be welcome! Thanks :)
Asked by Loo57 - Thu May 21 11:38:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about New Braunfels ? German heritage.
Answered by passat_hobby - Thu May 21 12:41:15 2009
Q. My boyfriend and I are considering moving to the Austin/San Antonio region. We are moving there for job opportunities. What are some nice towns outside of these cities to live in? We are looking for a town that has things going on but not over-populated. Any thoughts would be welcome! Thanks :)
Asked by Loo57 - Thu May 21 11:38:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about New Braunfels ? German heritage.
Answered by passat_hobby - Thu May 21 12:41:15 2009
does any one from texas hill country like to fish for reds, trout in the lower laguna madre bay? If so P.R.?
Q. does any one from texas hill country like to fish for reds, trout in the lower laguna madre bay? If so P.R.?
Asked by troutcity - Tue Jan 24 18:11:58 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes
Answered by CURIOUSMO2006 - Tue Jan 24 19:17:23 2006
Q. does any one from texas hill country like to fish for reds, trout in the lower laguna madre bay? If so P.R.?
Asked by troutcity - Tue Jan 24 18:11:58 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes
Answered by CURIOUSMO2006 - Tue Jan 24 19:17:23 2006
Does anyone know any romantic Bed & Breakfast places in the Hill Country of Texas like Fredricksburg?
Q. Does anyone know any romantic Bed & Breakfast places in the Hill Country of Texas like Fredricksburg?
Asked by Keith - Tue Mar 18 23:04:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh there are tons. I just stayed in one a few months ago. It was a Sunday House--the Metzger sunday house. It was cute, but very very floral. It was one of the properties of Gastehaus Schmitt: So, if you're not into that, they have many others. That one was nice because it was within walking distance of everything downtown. But, they have more "romantic" ones further out in the country. I found a lot on the chamber of commerce website when I was looking: One of the ones that really piqued my interest was called the Cat's Meow. It was out in the country and had a nice whirlpool tub: There are so many to choose from, so you should be able to find something that suits you. And definitely try to check out the parks in the area:… [cont.]
Answered by ck - Wed Mar 19 09:29:00 2008
Q. Does anyone know any romantic Bed & Breakfast places in the Hill Country of Texas like Fredricksburg?
Asked by Keith - Tue Mar 18 23:04:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh there are tons. I just stayed in one a few months ago. It was a Sunday House--the Metzger sunday house. It was cute, but very very floral. It was one of the properties of Gastehaus Schmitt: So, if you're not into that, they have many others. That one was nice because it was within walking distance of everything downtown. But, they have more "romantic" ones further out in the country. I found a lot on the chamber of commerce website when I was looking: One of the ones that really piqued my interest was called the Cat's Meow. It was out in the country and had a nice whirlpool tub: There are so many to choose from, so you should be able to find something that suits you. And definitely try to check out the parks in the area:… [cont.]
Answered by ck - Wed Mar 19 09:29:00 2008
does anyone know where you could find naruto yaoi doujinshis in the hill country in texas?
Q. ???
Asked by i'll be your #1 with a bullet - Fri Jun 11 15:37:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Large anime/manga conventions are one of your best bets. Aside from that, no where but online. Sorry to disappoint you, but they aren't sold in stores. They ARE fan works after all.
Answered by Alice Kersboomen - Sun Jun 13 03:12:28 2010
Q. ???
Asked by i'll be your #1 with a bullet - Fri Jun 11 15:37:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Large anime/manga conventions are one of your best bets. Aside from that, no where but online. Sorry to disappoint you, but they aren't sold in stores. They ARE fan works after all.
Answered by Alice Kersboomen - Sun Jun 13 03:12:28 2010
i am a sprinkler guy and i got a job in the hill country of texas very rocky any one have any tips?
Q. i am a sprinkler guy and i got a job in the hill country of texas very rocky any one have any tips?
Asked by izman - Wed Dec 19 22:30:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in the Texas hill country near Dripping Springs. This area encompasses soft, chalky limestone to hard flinty limestone near the Pedernales River. This flinty rock is extremely tough on digging equipment. There is also the Llano uplift which is mainly granite. Limestone ranges in hardness from 2.3 up to 7 for Chert and Flint. Granite varies from 5.5 to 7 with the darker colors tending to have less quartz and be softer. Freeze depth in Central Texas is rarely more than three inches. Most winters the ground does not freeze at all, so pipe does not have to be buried deeply. There are trenching machines that will handle the softer limestones, but where harder rocks predominate it is best to bring in soil for a lawn. Raised beds… [cont.]
Answered by mindshift - Thu Dec 20 23:14:48 2007
Q. i am a sprinkler guy and i got a job in the hill country of texas very rocky any one have any tips?
Asked by izman - Wed Dec 19 22:30:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in the Texas hill country near Dripping Springs. This area encompasses soft, chalky limestone to hard flinty limestone near the Pedernales River. This flinty rock is extremely tough on digging equipment. There is also the Llano uplift which is mainly granite. Limestone ranges in hardness from 2.3 up to 7 for Chert and Flint. Granite varies from 5.5 to 7 with the darker colors tending to have less quartz and be softer. Freeze depth in Central Texas is rarely more than three inches. Most winters the ground does not freeze at all, so pipe does not have to be buried deeply. There are trenching machines that will handle the softer limestones, but where harder rocks predominate it is best to bring in soil for a lawn. Raised beds… [cont.]
Answered by mindshift - Thu Dec 20 23:14:48 2007
Looking for condo in upscale area in the hill country of texas.?
Q. My husband and I are nearing retirement and are looking for an upscale area surrounding san antonio with gated community and with golf course. Would appreciate your remarks. Thanks you,
Asked by crashmc - Tue Jul 17 20:54:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nice. Specially the golf course nearby. Do you or your husband play golf? You folks must, if you dont. I wish I had such a home. Lucky guys !! :)
Answered by Roger This - Tue Jul 17 21:05:48 2007
Q. My husband and I are nearing retirement and are looking for an upscale area surrounding san antonio with gated community and with golf course. Would appreciate your remarks. Thanks you,
Asked by crashmc - Tue Jul 17 20:54:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nice. Specially the golf course nearby. Do you or your husband play golf? You folks must, if you dont. I wish I had such a home. Lucky guys !! :)
Answered by Roger This - Tue Jul 17 21:05:48 2007
Have you grown passiflora Ruby Glow (Alata) in Texas? How? Love them want to grow in my Hill country garden.?
Q. Bought 2-2.5" plants from Logees Nursery They say use as a potted plant I would like to plant in my yard, I have 2 other passiflora plants that do fine, the purple and light green (don't know the names) Any help would be so great. Thanks
Asked by redford - Thu Mar 27 01:41:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything I've seen about these vines says to grow them in pots. Maybe you could leave them in pots for one season, then when they get to be pretty good-sized, transplant them into your garden?
Answered by Alice K - Thu Mar 27 02:33:00 2008
Q. Bought 2-2.5" plants from Logees Nursery They say use as a potted plant I would like to plant in my yard, I have 2 other passiflora plants that do fine, the purple and light green (don't know the names) Any help would be so great. Thanks
Asked by redford - Thu Mar 27 01:41:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everything I've seen about these vines says to grow them in pots. Maybe you could leave them in pots for one season, then when they get to be pretty good-sized, transplant them into your garden?
Answered by Alice K - Thu Mar 27 02:33:00 2008
What are the advantages/disadvantages to moving to different parts of Texas?
Q. Choices are 1 West Texas such as El Paso or Midland area 2 Central Southern Texas/Hill Country like Austin or San Antonio or Marble Falls or 3 East Texas like Tyler or Longview area. I've already been to all these places and already know the West is very dry and the East more wet.
Asked by tlw - Sun Sep 27 04:53:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. West Texas is much flatter, drier and does not have as much vegatation. East Texas has the piny woods, is very humid and has a large amount of vegetation. The hill country is pretty much just like it sounds -- hilly and is otherwise sort of the transition area between east and west texas. All 3 have plenty of rural or city areas in which to live: Midland/Odessa, Lubbock, El Paso out West; Tyler/Longview, Nacogdoches/Lufkin, Beaumont/Pt. Arthur or even Houston in the East. The central area down the I-35 corridor is probably the most metropolitan (outside of Houston) with D/FW, Austin & San Antonio.
Answered by Alex C - Mon Sep 28 12:17:27 2009
Q. Choices are 1 West Texas such as El Paso or Midland area 2 Central Southern Texas/Hill Country like Austin or San Antonio or Marble Falls or 3 East Texas like Tyler or Longview area. I've already been to all these places and already know the West is very dry and the East more wet.
Asked by tlw - Sun Sep 27 04:53:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. West Texas is much flatter, drier and does not have as much vegatation. East Texas has the piny woods, is very humid and has a large amount of vegetation. The hill country is pretty much just like it sounds -- hilly and is otherwise sort of the transition area between east and west texas. All 3 have plenty of rural or city areas in which to live: Midland/Odessa, Lubbock, El Paso out West; Tyler/Longview, Nacogdoches/Lufkin, Beaumont/Pt. Arthur or even Houston in the East. The central area down the I-35 corridor is probably the most metropolitan (outside of Houston) with D/FW, Austin & San Antonio.
Answered by Alex C - Mon Sep 28 12:17:27 2009
I need to find Silver Leaf Hill country resorts in Tyler Texas?
Q. Time share resorts
Asked by maria w - Sat Mar 31 12:01:17 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's one close to Tyler. It's in Holly Lake Ranch. Don't know of one in Tyler though. Hope this helps you.
Answered by KT - Sat Mar 31 12:30:56 2007
Q. Time share resorts
Asked by maria w - Sat Mar 31 12:01:17 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's one close to Tyler. It's in Holly Lake Ranch. Don't know of one in Tyler though. Hope this helps you.
Answered by KT - Sat Mar 31 12:30:56 2007
What do you think of Llano hospital in Texas (in the hill country)?
Q. I'm going to have a c-section there and I'm new to this area so I didn't know if anybody has any input about it. I was unable to find any ratings for it online. does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" WHOA! i totally didnt post that added comment that many times! WEIRD
Asked by MsQuack - Thu Mar 12 19:50:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NOOO
Answered by Lara - Thu Mar 12 19:57:49 2009
Q. I'm going to have a c-section there and I'm new to this area so I didn't know if anybody has any input about it. I was unable to find any ratings for it online. does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" does NOOO mean "no, dont go there" or "no, I've never heard of llano?" WHOA! i totally didnt post that added comment that many times! WEIRD
Asked by MsQuack - Thu Mar 12 19:50:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NOOO
Answered by Lara - Thu Mar 12 19:57:49 2009
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