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An experiment gone horribly wrong altered the rate of time in most of what was once Texas. The | An experiment gone horribly wrong altered the rate of time in most of what was once Texas. The borders have been redrawn slightly, and Texas was reclassified as a protectorate of the U.S. and no longer one of the fifty states. | ||
Referred to colloquially as the "standalone star state" and the "lost state of Texas." | Referred to colloquially as the "standalone star state" and the "lost state of Texas." | ||
Latest revision as of 23:50, 4 March 2020
An experiment gone horribly wrong altered the rate of time in most of what was once Texas. The borders have been redrawn slightly, and Texas was reclassified as a protectorate of the U.S. and no longer one of the fifty states.
Referred to colloquially as the "standalone star state" and the "lost state of Texas."
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