We Texans live by an unwritten code of conduct. There are certain things we just won’t do under any circumstances, and these are 12 of the main ones:

  1. Saying “you guys”

Flickr/charlottesvillearts_pcaphotos Nope. It’s y’all or nothing.

  1. Using horses as a primary means of transportation

Flickr/abqtrucker Contrary to popular belief, we do in fact have cars here in the Lone Star State.

  1. Turning down BBQ

Flickr/wallyg If you can honestly say no to this juicy, meaty goodness, you probably aren’t a Texan.

  1. Shopping for groceries somewhere other than HEB.

Flickr/saintseminole It’s basically the Mecca of food, and we refuse to be told otherwise.

  1. Getting up from the couch on Sundays

Flickr/jdtornow As long as we have our beer, our snacks, and the game, good luck getting us to go anywhere.

  1. Hating Blue Bell

Flickr/jonnyhunter We love it so much, we risk our lives by eating it during recalls.

  1. Turning down a day on the river during the summer

Flickr/paddymurphy Not a chance. If you need us, we’ll be floating the Guadalupe.

  1. Measuring distance in miles

Flickr/mortaupat As if. Our state is 900 miles across.

  1. Missing the rodeo

Flickr/nikonlarry It’s not an optional event.

  1. Driving in the snow

Flickr/niqscott Nope. On the off-chance we get enough snow to actually accumulate on the ground, you can find us holed up in our homes wondering when the world is going to end.

  1. Passing up an opportunity to watch the sunrise (or sunset)

Flickr/phunk It’s a whole different experience here in Texas.

  1. Putting beans in our chili

Flickr/via What’s WRONG with y’all, Northerners?!

Do you agree with this list? What else would you never catch a Texan doing?

Flickr/charlottesvillearts_pcaphotos

Nope. It’s y’all or nothing.

Flickr/abqtrucker

Contrary to popular belief, we do in fact have cars here in the Lone Star State.

Flickr/wallyg

If you can honestly say no to this juicy, meaty goodness, you probably aren’t a Texan.

Flickr/saintseminole

It’s basically the Mecca of food, and we refuse to be told otherwise.

Flickr/jdtornow

As long as we have our beer, our snacks, and the game, good luck getting us to go anywhere.

Flickr/jonnyhunter

We love it so much, we risk our lives by eating it during recalls.

Flickr/paddymurphy

Not a chance. If you need us, we’ll be floating the Guadalupe.

Flickr/mortaupat

As if. Our state is 900 miles across.

Flickr/nikonlarry

It’s not an optional event.

Flickr/niqscott

Nope. On the off-chance we get enough snow to actually accumulate on the ground, you can find us holed up in our homes wondering when the world is going to end.

Flickr/phunk

It’s a whole different experience here in Texas.

Flickr/via

What’s WRONG with y’all, Northerners?!

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