Which is more urban, with more of a "big city" feel: Houston or Seattle? (better, people)
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The suburbs function primarily as residential areas. Uptown function primarily as a business area. How can it be closer to being suburb?
Is it the cars? cause there are downtown that are car based all over the US.
you are still missing the meaning of what urban/suburban mean and trying to define it based on your own personal experience.
Those definitions worked in elementary school, but you should have been weened off of that by now. No urban areas do not have to be Manhattenesque
Many suburban areas function as business centers with malls, the only real difference is they typically dont have a monsterous tower in parkinglotesque settings
If that is the new city I am very content in not moving there, seriously this is suburbia sorrounded by a mall and tall office parks
Seriously what is this, ugh - this is the 80s gone wrong, all we need is tubbs and don johnson and a bad leisure suit (plus did a search on tallest building in Houston and presto the mall, ok too much sarcasm
To be fair, I think both of you are stuck on this. I've been reading this and its been funny seeing the comments go back and forth. Thank you for the entertainment guys!
It's really meant to entertain HTown until Ladaron turns 18, ugh two more years
well you are showing your lack of knowledge in this thread once again.
The Williams Tower is not the Mall. The Mall is around it
Second, who the heck is don johnson and tubbs?
Lastly we don't want you to move here; we have too many whiny transplants already. No thanks, you can have crumbly Philly, I don't want it, and by the looks of it, tens of thousands more prefer to move here every year than to move over there. I don't know why you seem to think Philly is so much better than everywhere else. It most certainly is not
well you are showing your lack of knowledge in this thread once again.
The Williams Tower is not the Mall. The Mall is around it
Second, who the heck is don johnson and tubbs?
Lastly we don't want you to move here; we have too many whiny transplants already. No thanks, you can have crumbly Philly, I don't want it, and by the looks of it, tens of thousands more prefer to move here every year than to move over there. I don't know why you seem to think Philly is so much better than everywhere else. It most certainly is not
No thanks, you can have crumbly Philly, I don't want it, and by the looks of it, tens of thousands more prefer to move here every year than to move over there. I don't know why you seem to think Philly is so much better than everywhere else. It most certainly is not
and the williams tower is walking distance (can assist with a demo for the Houston Folk)
showing your age again? I am surprised that the pills have not kicked in yet Then again, my Grandma's sleeping pills stopped working too after a while.
Well at least I know now why you are always grumpy. I would be too if I was not regular, had to eat so much fiber, amd my pills kept failing me
and the williams tower is walking distance (can assist with a demo for the Houston Folk)
And I'll keep my city
lol, nice video. esp @ 1min 32 sec.
Love that "I don't think so"
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