A Sea Of Red

We all know how awesome and wonderful Huston is, thanks to evangelist Sly Fox. Here is another fine example of this shining light:
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/08/ ... tcmp=hpbt3

For the record, I extol the greatness of the Lone Star State. I live in suburban Houston and have my house for sale to move to exurban Houston. Inside the city limits, the government is being controlled by liberals as evidenced by the election of our notorious mayor.

Every place has its bad apples.

I thought Houston was free of bad apples!!?? That is what I was led to believe anyways. My world has now been shattered.

thepostman wrote:I thought Houston was free of bad apples!!?? That is what I was led to believe anyways. My world has now been shattered.

All the cool kids in Texas come to Dallas. We're not free of bad apples, our streets are not paved with gold and the Trinity River isn't made of milk and honey like the way Sly sells South Texas, but I'll take the Metroplex over the swamp that can't handle a little rain and freaks out at the tiniest tropical storm any day.

As my daughter says, Whatevs ...

I'm pretty sure the cool kids are in Austin.

I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who wants to move to Texas. Or AZ. Or NV

But we all know the two best towns in TX are San Antonio and DFW

SuperJon wrote:I'm pretty sure the cool kids are in Austin.

No, that's where the weird ones are and they try and keep it that way

FFG is right

Purple Haize wrote:I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who wants to move to Texas. Or AZ. Or NV

I'm in the same boat Haize-Virginia or Texas.

I have a short list of states I'd live in. TX and GA are the top 2. then VA, NC, and TN. lol

If it doesn't border North Carolina, I'm not so sure I want to live there.

SJ speaks the truth when it comes to Texas. Austin is on a whole other level. I personally enjoy San Antonio as well. But the Metroplex reminds me of NOVA West with an extra dose or two of pretention for good measure. Although I admit that I am somewhat down with Fort Worth altghough that is changing as it begins to become more like its big haired and overdressed sister to the east.