Western vs. Eastern half of the United States (NYC, food, live)
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Trust me, Mt. Rainer does NOT look that huge in person. It's so easy to make mountains look way larger in pictures than in person. However, it is the largest mountain from base to top in the lower 48. I believe it's 13,000 ft.
What are you talking about? The only mountains ive seen that has look bigger is in Alaska!
Yep....and Technically Texas aint really Western i dont care what the OP says
Nobody calls Austin Dallas and Houston "Western" cities .......they"re either called Southern cities or Texas cities....Not Western
Depends. I've heard various things in Austin Dallas and Houston be referred 2 as the "best so-and-so in the Southwest" even though none of those cities are part of the Real Southwest, but then again, El Paso is a true Southwest city. Texas is too big not to at least be partly Western. None of it is exclusively in one region.
San Antonio Maybe. but Dallas and Houston are considered more SouthEastern than Southwestern
You're from Ft Worth, you Should know this
East Texas is the closest Texas gets to being "Eastern". I feel like Dallas is even a stretch. Dallas(like most of Texas) is the Western South. I don't see how it could be considered an "Eastern" city.
What are you talking about? The only mountains ive seen that has look bigger is in Alaska!
Not to say it's not an impressive sight, but I've seen mt rainer from Tacoma, and it does not look that large. It doesnt rise over the city like the picture suggests. It's the same way they make the mountains look huge in Denver pictures but they don't look that big in person.
basically it THE EAST
CUS IT HAS NYC, D.C.,PHILLY,OLDER HISTORY,COOLER TEMPERATURES,AND URBAN CITIES.
JUST BECUZ THE WEST HAS LAS VAGAS, L.A. 90210,GREAT BEACHES, AND HAWAII,DOESNT MEAN ITS BETTER
A reference to Boston would be a vote for West US for me.
Notwithstanding, I choose East. Better, more interesting cities, greater cultural variety (North, South, Midwest), more history, more culture. West has better scenery but that's about it. Sorry, East is just better than West.
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Only 4 votes separate the East from West--interesting...
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East is better
