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bh89-2

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[quote name="Tyrone_Biggums" post="922692" timestamp="1291131052"]
It's not even December and where are all of the SETX football teams?  This region needs to step it up next season.  I appreciate all the hard work  put in by the players and coaches this season.  You guys definitely make my 6 dollar ticket worth every cent.
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How about $10 bucks face value to watch Katy and Northshore?  I got a ticket for sale if you want it.  Will even take $8.00.  ;D
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[quote name="BRONX ROX" post="922910" timestamp="1291149191"]
This isnt anything new Tyrone :D 90% of the SETX teams are 2 and done at the most(4-A). The only surprise to me this year was CENT gone in the 2nd.  
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You and me both, we should of had that game,,But hey the past is the past and nothing you can do now..
Also about the 409 thing, La Marque is 409, so they are SETX
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[quote name="D3zii" post="923166" timestamp="1291174006"]
[quote author=BRONX ROX link=topic=76842.msg922910#msg922910 date=1291149191]
This isnt anything new Tyrone :D 90% of the SETX teams are 2 and done at the most(4-A). The only surprise to me this year was CENT gone in the 2nd.  
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You and me both, we should of had that game,,But hey the past is the past and nothing you can do now..
Also about the 409 thing, La Marque is 409, so they are SETX
[/quote] So basicly what your saying is, if you have or live in the 409 area code then you are considered SETX. Right?
  here is a link to the areas that use the 409 area code in Texas.
http://areacode.org/409
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[quote name="TexazBall" post="923357" timestamp="1291211643"]
Yea, Usauly thats how it goes..409 is considerd SETX
[/quote] right.. but DoRightTrojanFan asked if Coldspring was considered SETX and he got a yes answer. They are not 409 so therefore they are not SETX. I was just pointing that out. ;)
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All of Houston was 409 back in the day. I think the only part was inside 610 loop that was 713. Then they added 281, then when cell phones came out and got super popular, they added 832. i remember in college(back in 2000) I was at UH and my new cell phone was an 832 number. Back then, all 832 numbers were cell phones only. Now I believe its mixed. Cool thing is, when I get a call from houston, I can normally tell what part it is. If its 713, I know its inside of 610 loop, and 281 is outside.
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[quote name="kicker" post="923486" timestamp="1291221185"]
All of Houston was 409 back in the day. I think the only part was inside 610 loop that was 713. Then they added 281, then when cell phones came out and got super popular, they added 832. i remember in college(back in 2000) I was at UH and my new cell phone was an 832 number. Back then, all 832 numbers were cell phones only. Now I believe its mixed. Cool thing is, when I get a call from houston, I can normally tell what part it is. If its 713, I know its inside of 610 loop, and 281 is outside.
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Inside the lop calls normally ring different too.  West side of "inside the loop" says, "hey big boy, I am ringing you".  East side of "inside the loop" says, "Cuz, pick up your phone Vato."  Outside the loop says, "Howdy."  ;D   
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[quote name="bh89-2" post="923520" timestamp="1291223707"]
[quote author=kicker link=topic=76842.msg923486#msg923486 date=1291221185]
All of Houston was 409 back in the day. I think the only part was inside 610 loop that was 713. Then they added 281, then when cell phones came out and got super popular, they added 832. i remember in college(back in 2000) I was at UH and my new cell phone was an 832 number. Back then, all 832 numbers were cell phones only. Now I believe its mixed. Cool thing is, when I get a call from houston, I can normally tell what part it is. If its 713, I know its inside of 610 loop, and 281 is outside.
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Inside the lop calls normally ring different too.  West side of "inside the loop" says, "hey big boy, I am ringing you".  East side of "inside the loop" says, "Cuz, pick up your phone Vato."   Outside the loop says, "Howdy."   ;D   
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:D :D :D :D
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I posted a link on the other page...
you can click on a area and it will give you a list of the cities, towns, whatever you wanna call them with the area code.

http://areacode.org/409

  These are the Houston surrounding areas. The Homey, brotha, and the yee-haw according to the smokin baby.  ;)

Area Code 713 Detail
Area code 713, along with overlays 281 and 832, serve the Houston area of Texas. 713 was one of the original area codes established in 1947.


Area Code 281 Detail
Area code 281 serves the Houston area of Texas. Area code 281 was been split several times since its inception in 1947. It is overlaid by area codes 713 and 832.


Area Code 832 Detail
Area code 832, along with area codes 281 and 713, serve the Houston, Texas area. Area code 832 was created in 1999.  And Coldspring is not 409 its 936


 
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