Waco isn't all bad. Personally I enjoy the Dr. Pepper Museum. A nice family atmosphere.
Plus you can eat at the Luby's where that mass killing happened about 25 years ago (only an hour away), and tour the ashes of the Koresh compound. Also a nice family atmosphere.
I love the fact that I spent 8 years living in Texas ...
There's also no way in the world that I'd spend another year living there.
It's not for everybody, even Houstonians won't argue that. But, I do think pound for pound hottest women in the state. They aren't stuck up in Houston and there are somewhere around 3 million of them.
And yet Dallas doesn't give a shit what FW thinks. Yall are sounding like a bunch of butthurt cuogs.
I'm from Houston bro, it has nothing to do with little brother syndrome.
respec, it's worth noting how many of us half brains are from/in Texas
I'd say it's because "we know the game down there," but you and I know 81% of the fans in Texas are idiots too. Anybody who claims they are "the most knowledgeable fanbase" is full of shit, there is no ducking the 81% rule.
Texas people thinking they know about football is dangerous because they think it is their birthright ... most of them are idiots ... just louder and more obnoxious about it.
I'm not a Texas Superiority guy, but it would suck to live there. Summer is miserable. I did have a great time a few years ago at SXSW in Austin. It wasn't 110 degrees which was nice.
Houston is a humid swamp filled with rappers, oil men, Vietnamese food, Mexicans and hot women: therefore it is my favorite city in Texas.
Austin is an overrated hipster hell (I am a hipster myself don't forget), El Paso is a front for the Zetas, Dallas is chain restaurants and suburuban sprawl, Fort Worthless is pretty cool when you compare it with Dallas and Corpus is for nut jobs.
I'm not a Texas Superiority guy, but it would suck to live there. Summer is miserable. I did have a great time a few years ago at SXSW in Austin. It wasn't 110 degrees which was nice.
There's a reason I stayed in Seattle after school. Summer is the fucking worst, and that kind of climate isn't something you acclimate to. It sucks forever. Texas in the fall/winter/spring is awesome though.
Texas people thinking they know about football is dangerous because they think it is their birthright ... most of them are idiots ... just louder and more obnoxious about it.
moved to Dallas in 2007, first group of friends i made were ags. I went to Kyle Field and got asked, "what I thought about going to my first real college football game", I proceeded to lose my shit on the guy.
After that I learned alot about A&M tradition to patronize my friends
It is pretty interesting how much UW's history is tied to Texas, Darrell Royal leaving for Austin and Jim Owens being a Bear Bryant assistant at A&M when he took the job. Alot of what we identify with as our culture came with Owens from his time under Bryant at A&M.
I have far more Aggie friends than I do UT friends. Every negative stereotype you hear about UT-Austin is true.
Aggies are a different cut. Those that haven't been around a bunch of Aggies have no chance to understand. But there's something unique about them ... and that by themselves is fairly cool.
I laughed when UT thought that aTm was their bitch and would do whatever they said ... and then got left on the alter when aTm bolted for the SEC!!!
I do find it amusing that aTm has this high feeling of superiority about it right now ... kind of enjoying watching them get punched a bit in the mouth at the moment.
Going to a game in College Station and making a trip to the Dixie Chicken and Dry Bean should be on any college football fans bucket list of places to go watch a game.
I have far more Aggie friends than I do UT friends. Every negative stereotype you hear about UT-Austin is true.
Aggies are a different cut. Those that haven't been around a bunch of Aggies have no chance to understand. But there's something unique about them ... and that by themselves is fairly cool.
I laughed when UT thought that aTm was their bitch and would do whatever they said ... and then got left on the alter when aTm bolted for the SEC!!!
I do find it amusing that aTm has this high feeling of superiority about it right now ... kind of enjoying watching them get punched a bit in the mouth at the moment.
Going to a game in College Station and making a trip to the Dixie Chicken and Dry Bean should be on any college football fans bucket list of places to go watch a game.
The Manziel money grab and new stadium fucked everything up. We told A&M to fuck off and gave up our family's seats of 35 years. 50 yard line, 20 rows back. Literally the best in the old Kyle Field. I think my dad is going to get UH seats now.
I have far more Aggie friends than I do UT friends. Every negative stereotype you hear about UT-Austin is true.
Aggies are a different cut. Those that haven't been around a bunch of Aggies have no chance to understand. But there's something unique about them ... and that by themselves is fairly cool.
I laughed when UT thought that aTm was their bitch and would do whatever they said ... and then got left on the alter when aTm bolted for the SEC!!!
I do find it amusing that aTm has this high feeling of superiority about it right now ... kind of enjoying watching them get punched a bit in the mouth at the moment.
Going to a game in College Station and making a trip to the Dixie Chicken and Dry Bean should be on any college football fans bucket list of places to go watch a game.
The Manziel money grab and new stadium fucked everything up. We told A&M to fuck off and gave up our family's seats of 35 years. 50 yard line, 20 rows back. Literally the best in the old Kyle Field. I think my dad is going to get UH seats now.
I expect that A&M will get back to what they should be ... but it will take a bit. The stadium will be fine in the long run ... just a lot of change right now.
In some ways, I think A&M is going through what we have gone through a bit with regard to having a coach that wants to score 100+ points a game and doesn't care if he gives up 80 in the process. Both schools have football traditions that start with being physical and playing good defense.
I like how A&M is positioned in the SEC, but I also think that they will reach new levels the day that Sumlin decides to go test himself in the NFL or somewhere else.
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I love the fact that I spent 8 years living in Texas ...
There's also no way in the world that I'd spend another year living there.
Austin is an overrated hipster hell (I am a hipster myself don't forget), El Paso is a front for the Zetas, Dallas is chain restaurants and suburuban sprawl, Fort Worthless is pretty cool when you compare it with Dallas and Corpus is for nut jobs.
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After that I learned alot about A&M tradition to patronize my friends
It is pretty interesting how much UW's history is tied to Texas, Darrell Royal leaving for Austin and Jim Owens being a Bear Bryant assistant at A&M when he took the job. Alot of what we identify with as our culture came with Owens from his time under Bryant at A&M.
Aggies are a different cut. Those that haven't been around a bunch of Aggies have no chance to understand. But there's something unique about them ... and that by themselves is fairly cool.
I laughed when UT thought that aTm was their bitch and would do whatever they said ... and then got left on the alter when aTm bolted for the SEC!!!
I do find it amusing that aTm has this high feeling of superiority about it right now ... kind of enjoying watching them get punched a bit in the mouth at the moment.
Going to a game in College Station and making a trip to the Dixie Chicken and Dry Bean should be on any college football fans bucket list of places to go watch a game.
In some ways, I think A&M is going through what we have gone through a bit with regard to having a coach that wants to score 100+ points a game and doesn't care if he gives up 80 in the process. Both schools have football traditions that start with being physical and playing good defense.
I like how A&M is positioned in the SEC, but I also think that they will reach new levels the day that Sumlin decides to go test himself in the NFL or somewhere else.