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Not at all. It's as simple as logging off and logging back in (like you did) and looking at that post and noticing that it was edited much later than it was originally posted. Not that complicated at all.
In actuality, this topic is about Midwestern cities vs. Southern cities. I'm pretty sure you could have left that part of your post in. It wasn't bothering anyone.
Then it should be easy to produce some source saying as much, no?
I'll give you DC and Baltimore. Miami? Eh, a little blurry there. But Texas? Nope. At least the eastern half of the state, including Houston and DFW, considers themselves Southerners. I've heard it from them over and over.
Then it should be easy to produce some source saying as much, no?
I'll give you DC and Baltimore. Miami? Eh, a little blurry there. But Texas? Nope. At least the eastern half of the state, including Houston and DFW, considers themselves Southerners. I've heard it from them over and over.
It seems like a lot of people from Atlanta dont really consider Dallas southern. I had an ex from Atlanta who would argue vigorously that Dallas was Midwestern.
I say Dallas is part of the Texas, the Great Plains, and the South in that order.
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