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LOL. You will find each and every one of these in Texas. EVERY ONE. And to say Houston isn't diverse shows me the ignorance people have about that city. But continue to think that it's some Southern backwater town. The people that say that only makes themself look foolish. The three New Yorkers on this thread are amazing. BTW, lamexican, you will find thousands of Jamaicans in Houston. As well as Haitians, Belizans, Panamanians, Nigerians (ESPECIALLY), Ghananians, Sengalese, and more.
Yeah Houston does have Haitians. I am Haitian myself, and knew PLENTY of Haitians that moved to Houston from Florida and New York. Heck, knew 6 Haitian families that lived in my neighborhood in Round Rock(a suburb of Austin). I knew some of them previously from back in Florida.
Yeah Houston does have Haitians. I am Haitian myself, and knew PLENTY of Haitians that moved to Houston from Florida and New York. Heck, knew 6 Haitian families that lived in my neighborhood in Round Rock(a suburb of Austin). I knew some of them previously from back in Florida.
Why would that surprise you??? Are all northeners as misinformed as most of you ny posters?? Not trying to be mean, but you guys seem to underestimate TX.
Why would that surprise you??? Are all northeners as misinformed as most of you ny posters?? Not trying to be mean, but you guys seem to underestimate TX.
It's not that, but I wouldn't think many would move that far from NY, Florida or Massachusetts, where it seems that most Haitians live. I can see the ATL though....
It's not that, but I wouldn't think many would move that far from NY, Florida or Massachusetts, where it seems that most Haitians live. I can see the ATL though....
There isn't a big population of them, but they are here.
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These Texans think they're on the same level with everything, you notice that? I get reps from lurkers who say the same thing. Whenever someone claims to have lived in Texas, their comeback is "Well you haven't traveled the whole state." How do you know where they've gone? There's always SOME excuse as to why we know nothing. Gotta love it. It's fair to compare a county to a state--it's still a part of NYS so it isn't off-topic.
Same with you New Yorkers except you take it one step further; you think you're BETTER than everyone else. It's the attitude we don't like, not your lack of knowledge of our state.
Same with you New Yorkers except you take it one step further; you think you're BETTER than everyone else. It's the attitude we don't like, not your lack of knowledge of our state.
hold up, we arent? says who
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