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I wasn't born in Texas Bumper Sticker
I wasn't born in Texas Bumper Sticker
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I wasn't born in Texas, but I got here as fast as I could. This applies to lots of us. Beautiful red, white and blue bumper sticker measures 3 inches by 11 3/4 inches.

 
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Service and Product as Advertised

Louis Elrod - 6/20/2012

Purchase and delivery were as advertised. No problems.
just what we were looking for

Plano - 7/21/2011

We couldn't find it in the stores but happy to find it here.
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Don Hoyt
1938-2008



This Day in Texas History

March 19, 1840
Thirty-five Comanche were killed by Texas troops in the Council House Fight when their peacemaking efforts failed.


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