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If you live outside of South Texas, the Trans-Pecos Region, and maybe upper parts of the panhandle; you live in the south. Whether it be the south or the western south; You live in the south.
I know it sucks to hear this, but you have to face the facts and move on with life. It's not as bad once you get use to it.
Metro Matt what do you consider East Fort Worth....
I agree with Metro Matt. I dont find Fort Worth even slightly southern. Dallas, maybe so, but not Fort Worth.
As for East Fort Worth, just because an area is predominantly African-American does not make it Southern. Otherwise, Detroit and Southside Chicago would be Southern.
To me, Fort Worth is a big city version of West Texas. Which I like. Fort Worth has always been my favorite city in Texas with no close second.
If you live outside of South Texas, the Trans-Pecos Region, and maybe upper parts of the panhandle; you live in the south. Whether it be the south or the western south; You live in the south.
You would be amazed how subjective that is. Thats why everyone has a different answer on the issue. Even the experts.
Hahahaha...the black dudes riding those horses down the middle of the street did it for me. Now that's a site you don't often see!
yeah, it truly is something to see that in the 4th largest metro of our country
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