What does this old time saying mean? "...I'm being followed by a Texas Star.?
447446
it means a Texas ranger or sheriff is following or after you
107921
It means she's interested in you and wants you to know by asking you this question.  She also just wants to make sure that's it's worth her time to chase you.  Go gett'er dawg!
143537
I think it just means "I'm going' to the jewlery store to get some grillz." I don't think he means to literally rob the jewlery store. So that would be my guess.
1073263
It means being a follower.  I ain't no holler back girl, means I am not going to follow anyone.\nCheerleading chants etc...
292161
i dont know but i use this saying all the time, i believe its even in my profile!!! so when ya find out e-mail me and let me know too k?! tks
427388
Well, don't know what language, but looks like it should mean "You are my only for all time."  Curious, this injection of a seemingly Latin language phrase into a Germanic language....
948144
It's a very old tradition stemming from the days of Vaudeville, the 'star' of the show always come on and went off stage by the left, giving birth to the theater saying "Exit, Stage Left." All others came on stage from the right, this is still used today.
1000497
i dont know the origin, but i am kind of old and i have heard it since i was young.  it was a line in a country song several years ago, i cant remember song or artist though.\n\nit means that you admire someone very much, usually but not always, in a lovers type of way. \n\nshe thinks that he put the moon in to the sky (he hung the moon).\n\n\n\ni live in the southeast.
707655
No -- it refers to a person going crazy and randomly shooting people. It refers specifically to that incident with Mr. Whitman (who was found to have a brain tumor by the way).\n\nIf someone says "I wanted to make sure you're not gonna start firing shots from the clocktower" they are specifically alluding to that event in history.
306122
what does this mean?!
99116
I wouldn't go to Texas asking a question like that...\n"When you're in Texas look behind you, 'cause that's where the Ranger's gonna be!"
714365
In local speak, it means "Go Now!!" Said in the way an english speaking person would say "Get out of here now" or "Hurry up and go away"! Depends on the facial expression and inflection as to how quick you should move!
1140865
I know when we used it while I was in the Marines, it meant "fast."\nAs in, "Get that done ricky tick!"  Its got to do with the story of Ricky Ticky Tavy, and how he was so fast a cobra couldn't catch him.
526781
It means the obvious, but first go back to 24:9. The next step  is for believers to be rounded up and some killed. Note!  I did not say "Christian" It is among them that we find those making the "800-call-Satan" to report you..yes, from your own house and church.  I do not go by "Christian" I am a member of the Messiah's flock. I hear his voice and to a stranger I will not listen
260685
It say:\nThe next year, Gary Gaines led Chris Corner and the Permian Panthers to an undefeated season and the Texas State Championship.\n\nThat's what it says.
875499
Well he is from Texas so many believe that is what is stands for. But the symbol actually came about when he was the leader of the Ministry. By this point, people were calling him Taker. That is what the T is. But the X is actually just supposed to be a cross. It was said that anyone who crossed the Undertaker would either become part of the Ministry or rest in peace. So when Taker would strap people to his symbol, the announcers would say, " This is what happens when you cross Taker."
167949
Well, I ran it through Alta Vista translator and got "Trace program of the herds?".  I'm assuming the phrase is French.  Does this make any sense in the context in which you saw it?