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Where did we get "tine"?
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Last: 12 mo ago by PeekingDuck
As far as I can tell, it's from saying "H Town" with a grill in your mouth.
1982Ag said:
Been wondering. Please be kind.
Wondered that too
Cromagnum said:
As far as I can tell, it's from saying "H Town" with a grill in your mouth.
Nothing to do with a grill, has to do with a certain sets speech patterns.
H tine hole it dine, gnome talmbout. Listen to any old screw tapes or lil Keke etc and you'll hear it quite frequently.
H-tine is thoed Mayne!
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There are a few theories as to why Houston is called The Tine.
The city of Houston is colloquially referred to as "The Tine" due to its reputation as a culinary hub, with an abundance of diverse dining options. Just like the prongs of a fork, Houston's neighborhoods and communities come together to form a vibrant culinary scene, each contributing its unique flavor to the city's gastronomic landscape.
Or maybe it is because "The Tine" is a playful nod to the renowned actress Tyne Daly. Just as Tyne Daly's performances captivate audiences with their depth and diversity, Houston's rich cultural scene and artistic offerings captivate visitors and residents alike, earning the city its affectionate nickname.
The city of Houston is colloquially referred to as "The Tine" due to its reputation as a culinary hub, with an abundance of diverse dining options. Just like the prongs of a fork, Houston's neighborhoods and communities come together to form a vibrant culinary scene, each contributing its unique flavor to the city's gastronomic landscape.
Or maybe it is because "The Tine" is a playful nod to the renowned actress Tyne Daly. Just as Tyne Daly's performances captivate audiences with their depth and diversity, Houston's rich cultural scene and artistic offerings captivate visitors and residents alike, earning the city its affectionate nickname.
Insert Frank Sinatra "Can't understand a word" GIF here. LOLSea Speed said:
H tine hole it dine, gnome talmbout. Listen to any old screw tapes or lil Keke etc
Tyne Daly. That's someone I haven't thought of in about 35 years or so. That gave me a good chuckle.Al Bula said:
There are a few theories as to why Houston is called The Tine.
The city of Houston is colloquially referred to as "The Tine" due to its reputation as a culinary hub, with an abundance of diverse dining options. Just like the prongs of a fork, Houston's neighborhoods and communities come together to form a vibrant culinary scene, each contributing its unique flavor to the city's gastronomic landscape.
Or maybe it is because "The Tine" is a playful nod to the renowned actress Tyne Daly. Just as Tyne Daly's performances captivate audiences with their depth and diversity, Houston's rich cultural scene and artistic offerings captivate visitors and residents alike, earning the city its affectionate nickname.
Well done sir!!
"I GOT CHUNKS OF GUYS LIKE YOU IN MY STOOL!"EclipseAg said:Insert Frank Sinatra "Can't understand a word" GIF here. LOLSea Speed said:
H tine hole it dine, gnome talmbout. Listen to any old screw tapes or lil Keke etc
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H-Tahn (How Slim Thug, Lil Keke and various local rappers always said it) quickly morphed into H-Tine and basically got codified into Texags Tine Board lexicon, somewhere around 2006-2007ish would be my guess?
'Tine has always sounded lame. It's the Kenny "Trill" of city nicknames.
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96AgGrad said:
'Tine has always sounded lame. It's the Kenny "Trill" of city nicknames.
NM, I was wrong. It's super cool and you should be proud of it.
I guess it is not glamorous to say "Tine" is derived from an overrated Houston-centric rap ditty wherein the city is referred to in ebonical parlance.
May not be glamorous, but it is accurate.Al Bula said:
I guess it is not glamorous to say "Tine" is derived from an overrated Houston-centric rap ditty wherein the city is referred to in ebonical parlance.
Pour one out for 79's Tineboard
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I got my dog from a poster on the Tineboard!CFTXAG10 said:
Pour one out for 79's Tineboard
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