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Ponietz

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4. Don't lecture me I was born near there

Reply to txwhitedove (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 29, 2026, 10:18 AM

9 hrs ago

Amarillo is an armpit. If you find anything there that celebrates multiculturalism let me know. Palo Duro canyon is nice but it’s a geographical feature, not culture. It’s a cultural desert that’s why “ya’ll” offer up Cadillac Ranch as something special. It’s rusted junk. Get over it.

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Adult Games Roy Rolling 12 hrs ago #1

Junky Shit half buried in a cow pasture passes for culture in the Texas panhandle Ponietz 10 hrs ago #2

Bless your heart. Cadillac Ranch is a funny spot in the middle of land txwhitedove 9 hrs ago #3

Don't lecture me I was born near there Ponietz 9 hrs ago #4

Some refer to it as art, have to admit it's one of a kind. KS Toronado 9 hrs ago #5

It's a metaphor for that very culture Ponietz 9 hrs ago #6

Ooh nerve. I was being nice. One area only part of Texas. Have a nice day. txwhitedove 9 hrs ago #7

Thank you Ponietz 8 hrs ago #8

Nice to see this there purr-rat beauty 8 hrs ago #9