Mysterious billboards urge people not to move to Texas, citing Uvalde

Among all of the places the Mysterious billboards had placed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.

While a Mysterious billboards had being placed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood urging people not to move to Texas. The Mysterious billboards.

Had being placed in one of neighborhood where cost of living crime had being rising recently.
South Market had being listed as one of the most 8th dangerous places.


Mysterious billboards urge people not to move to Texas, citing Uvalde

"They're asking who did it, how long has it been up. And I'm curious to know as well," Abraham said. "Don't move to Texas - that's a pretty bold statement."

a reply to: vNex92

Mysterious billboards urge people not to move to Texas, citing Uvalde

Best thing to happen to Texas since the event that killed all the dinosaurs and created oil. I sincerely hope all the Californians are taking this to heart.

They were probably put up by people living in Texas.

a reply to: vNex92

Russia already starting their election interference for 2024?

I guess Californication is getting soo upset losing all kind of business and taxable income Americans that they are getting desperate.

I think is great to see where the dirty and nasty money of the democrats' donors is going for it.

Meanwhile we the taxpayer get looted and raped everyday with the democrats in power.

I bet it was nazi soros,

Back in the early eighties I was living in Texas. There was s bumper sticker that was kind of popular that said:

WELCOME TO TEXAS. NOW, GO BACK HOME.

Maybe they should put up some of those billboards in Mexico.

originally posted by: vNex92
Among all of the places the Mysterious billboards had placed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.

While a Mysterious billboards had being placed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood urging people not to move to Texas. The Mysterious billboards.

Had being placed in one of neighborhood where cost of living crime had being rising recently.
South Market had being listed as one of the most 8th dangerous places.


Mysterious billboards urge people not to move to Texas, citing Uvalde

"They're asking who did it, how long has it been up. And I'm curious to know as well," Abraham said. "Don't move to Texas - that's a pretty bold statement."

interferrnce 100%

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom
Maybe they should put up some of those billboards in Mexico.

originally posted by: incoserv
Back in the early eighties I was living in Texas. There was s bumper sticker that was kind of popular that said:

WELCOME TO TEXAS. NOW, GO BACK HOME.

We have a bumper sticker here in NM....


SKI TEXAS

a reply to: Axios

Six Months late is Ukraine winning yet? it seems that Europe would be facing quite the issues recently... Already some are already feeling pains of those sanctions.