We asked readers on Facebook to fill in the blank of this sentence: You might be a Texan if …

You categorize queso as a condiment.

– Jay Phillips

When traveling, you describe distance in time. Instead of saying it’s 300 miles to Dallas, you say it’s about four and a half hours.

– Don Walker

You naturally clap after you hear “The stars at night are big and bright …” Yeah, even if you’re shopping. True story!

– Emily Bush

You get that “y’all” is singular, “all y’all” is plural and “all y’all’s” is plural possessive.

– Jules Lauve

You won’t eat barbecue in California!

– Peggy Bartram

You wear your boots with your shorts.

– Stacey Gottlob

You have raised an animal in FFA.

– Ellen Whaley

Whataburger is the state hamburger.

– Carol Egert Jones

Waving to approaching vehicles. My dad called that the “Code of the West.”

– Mike McAfee

If you have a framed Texas flag hanging up in your living room and it is called decoration.

– Trelle Vernon-Cole Dandridge

You say “yes ma’am or sir,” regardless of the age of the person to whom you are addressing.

– Nancy Schwartz

Love seeing a longhorn in a field of bluebonnets.

– Chriss Sendejas

You use the phrase I’m fixin’ to.

– Denny Norris

You don’t include beans in your chili.

– Jim McCurdy

You celebrate March 2 annually (Texas Independence Day!) with a cold beer or a glass of iced tea.

– Jeff Mixon