I wanted to see who has the biggest, most powerful faction.

The state of Victoria in the great land of OZ, has the biggest fastest and most powerfull faction of all, And we ride the fastest Birds, Silver of course.
Its where you lot would like to live.
As for Texas, we have cattle stations bigger than the whole state of Texas. hahahahaha A couple of the smaller ones are 300 square miles.
Cheers,
Brian.

Tasmania

NSW, right on the Great Divide.

All we need is someone from QLD & we'll have the east coast wrapped up!

Deadman, texas is about more than cows. Look at our GDP

Wheres Dracki when you need him.

Originally Posted by thechamp55

Deadman, texas is about more than cows. Look at our GDP

I know, I know, I was only pulling your leg. Mate.
GDP,????? I can turn those initials into some thing hilarious,

Must have a sense of humour, Hahahahaha

Cheers,
Brian.

i live here,every night of every friggin day of every friggin week,EXCEPT weekends,i'm out there on one of my babys

where am I,how did i get here

I think the poll should at least include Europe, Africa, Asia, S.Asia, N.Z. and Great Briton, not just the UK. What is the gross domestic product of Texas?

oil & Bush

Originally Posted by dracki

oil & Bush

Now that is funny.

Originally Posted by Nutter67

Shewie, good to see that you like the polls as much as I do......

Actually, I think I may even feel a bit more passionately about them. We should start a club.

I selected "other" as I live in N. Spain. Loret De Mar!
I just work/reside in Oklahoma for now! hehehehehehe

And Australia is the winner,looks like shewie and nutter haven't decided where to settle,do you guys live in a caravan like the gypsy and travel around the world?

Originally Posted by CanadianBird

I think the poll should at least include Europe, Africa, Asia, S.Asia, N.Z. and Great Briton, not just the UK. What is the gross domestic product of Texas?

When I put UK I meant that to include all the British junk, perhaps I shoulda said Great Briton instead. and as for the economy of TX...



Texas has an economy that was the second largest in the nation and the 15th largest in the world based on GDP (nominal) figures. As the largest exporter of goods in the United States, Texas currently grosses more than $100 billion a year in trade with other nations.
In 2008, Texas had a gdp of $1.245 trillion,[2] the 2nd highest in the U.S.[3] The gdp per capita as of 2005 was $42,975.
Texas had the second largest workforce in the United States,[4] with almost 11 million civilian workers. The lack of personal income tax as well as the largely undervalued real estate throughout TX has led to large growth in population. Since the 2003 legislature the Governor's office has made economic development a top priority.
Much economic activity in Texas is regional. For example, the timber industry is important in East Texas's economy but a non-factor elsewhere. Houston, the state's largest urban economic enclave stands at the center of the petrochemical, biomedical research trades, shipping, and aerospace (particularly NASA). Dallas/Fort Worth houses the state's predominant defense manufacturing interests and the expansive information technology labor market. West Texas and the panhandle is dominated by ranching and the petroleum industry.

Texas's growth can be attributed to the availability of jobs, the low cost of housing, the lack of a personal state income tax, the quality of higher education, low taxation and limited regulation of business, a central geographic location, a limited government, favorable weather, and plentiful supplies of oil and natural gas. There are currently 35 billionaires residing in Texas today. Dallas has 27 billionaires, the most of any city in Texas.
Texas has the highest number of Fortune 500 company headquarters in the United States, fifty-eight.[5]