Where can I buy a keg of root beer in Houston tx.?
I would recommend calling a liquor supply store or where ever you can buy kegs of regular beer. If they don't stock it, they can probably get it from their distributors.
Where can I find a Root Beer keg? (Fort Worth, TX)?
call local liquor stores. i can get a couple kinds of root beer and birch beers from my liquor store. or if you really want to drive, try http://www.rootbeerkegs.com/ or contact 1919 if you are anywhere near their service area, i am not sure. probably not though good luck!
Why do Texans identify so strongly with their state as opposed to their country?
I'm a patriotic American, but I identify first as Texan, then American, and the reason for that is culture.Texas feels like a very unique place in the United States, and it has a very unique culture. It's not quite part of the South, the Midwest, or the Southwest. It has a different history, different food, a different ethnic background. If you grow up in Texas, Texan culture is everywhere. The biggest theme park franchise is called Six Flags, for the six flags that flew over Texas throughout history. As a grade schooler, we rode on a bus 3 hours for a field trip to the Bob Bullock Texas History Museum. We have history courses on Texas in middle and high school. Texas flags are everywhere. Cowboy garb is an acceptable fashion choice. Texas longhorn symbols are common, usually in reference to the University of Texas mascot. There's tex-mex food (Mexican + Ranchero), and kolaches, thanks to our Czech ancestors. You can travel to see beaches, mountains, plains, canyons, and mesas, all without crossing the Texas border. Everyone knows about the Alamo, and many Texans have gone to see it. The Texan revolution is still a great source of pride. The Texas star and state shape is emblazoned on clothes, buildings, highways, etc. Texas has a large GDP and has generally done quite well, even during the Great Recession. Texas also has 3 of the top 10 largest cities in the United States (Houston, San Antonio, and Dallas). When you travel abroad, you can tell people you are from Texas, and people generally know what you are talking about. Despite our shortcomings, Texas is a major destination state for non-Texans, and a comparatively small number of people move out."American" is a very broad term, and although the rest of the world sometimes sees Americans as all the same, we can vary pretty significantly in our backgrounds. If I think about who I am, the descriptor "Texan" nicely sums up quite a bit of my personality. I am friendly to strangers, love hot weather, I'm a huge fan of Texan food (and beer!), and I am neither liberal nor conservative. I'm independent, strong-willed, and Hispanic. As others have mentioned, this Texan pride does not come at the cost of an American identity, being a Texan is merely my particular "flavor" of American.
What chain stores carry Lamme's Chocadillos chocolate candies?
The first place I'd check is HEB. Lamme's is in Austin so you could call them at 512-310-1885. Their mail order line is 512-310-2223.
Is it illegal to go through someone's trash?
Generally, if the trash cans are outside and against the house (or reasonably close), then the trash has not been abandoned and it is illegal to go through without a warrant. If the cans are (on the curb and) out for collection, then you can go through them.This is just general guidance here—your mileage may vary.Further, some refuse companies or municipalities gain revenue or offset costs by taking in the recyclables in the trash. If you’re taking those, the case could be made that you’re stealing.So, it also depends why you’re going through someone’s trash.