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Houston is green year round just like Northern Florida. Both are located in the great Pine Belt of the Southeastern US.
Houston's air is cleaner than half of California's. Even the smaller cities in California are polluted as hell. Houston didn't make the rankings for year round & short term particle pollution while LA did. If you think Houston is dirty, smelly, & disgusting you obviously haven't been to NYC.
You know, when I visited California & went to purchase some alcohol at the store they told me it had to be in the trunk which was not a big deal, but it just goes to show how regulated California really is. In Texas you can have it inside the car as long as its not in the front seat. In Texas, you can carry a concealed handgun in your glove box or display it on the dash board or on a gun rack in your truck.
In California dogs have to be on leashes or you automatically get slapped with a fat fine. Texas is more lax. It would either go unnoticed or you'd get a warning at best if someone narced.
LOL you're so full of it, first I don't even think you've ever left Texas in your life from all the bogus statements you've made in the past, and secondly you can have booze in the car as long as its unopened.
People in florida are absolutely ridiculous and Texans are a little too conservative and racist for me.
California has much better weather, diversity, and outdoor things to do.
How are Floridians ridiculous and all texans are not rabidly conservative and racist. Believe me, a lot are but not all.
Just like not all Californians are creative and smart. A lot I've met here are actually kind of aloof and are as bad in a creative field as an American Idol reject. At least people in Texas are classically skilled in relevant practical stuff.
People in florida are absolutely ridiculous and Texans are a little too conservative and racist for me.
California has much better weather, diversity, and outdoor things to do.
In what way is Texas racist? Based off your location maybe you are generalizing all of Texas by experience you've had in east Texas. Dallas and Houston are some of the most diverse cities in the nation with lots of growth from all over the place (nothing like Cali of course). San Antonio is very Hispanic and Austin is very liberal (in a southern context). The area in these cities is were most Texans live so why not generalize the state based on this area. El Paso furhter west is also heavily Hispanic.
Houston is green year round just like Northern Florida. Both are located in the great Pine Belt of the Southeastern US.
Houston's air is cleaner than half of California's. Even the smaller cities in California are polluted as hell. Houston didn't make the rankings for year round & short term particle pollution while LA did. If you think Houston is dirty, smelly, & disgusting you obviously haven't been to NYC.
You know, when I visited California & went to purchase some alcohol at the store they told me it had to be in the trunk which was not a big deal, but it just goes to show how regulated California really is. In Texas you can have it inside the car as long as its not in the front seat. In Texas, you can carry a concealed handgun in your glove box or display it on the dash board or on a gun rack in your truck.
In California dogs have to be on leashes or you automatically get slapped with a fat fine. Texas is more lax. It would either go unnoticed or you'd get a warning at best if someone narced.
Haha, you really have no idea what you're talking about.
Texas has much, much stricter alcohol laws than California. In fact, it's not really even a contest in that regard--just like weather, scenery, culture, and so forth.
Haha, you really have no idea what you're talking about.
Texas has much, much stricter alcohol laws than California. In fact, it's not really even a contest in that regard--just like weather, scenery, culture, and so forth.
I don't get that "don't mess with Texas" thing
it comes across like backward and tasteless, that's the thing with Texas, they like to have that glossy
and refined look but at the same time they carry that rancher-cowboy arrogant style to ridiculous levels at times.
The "Don't mess with Texas" slogan means don't litter. I haven't seen that advertise in years.
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