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I don't know, since I just made my account here I guess I didn't know there were a lot of threads in City v. City about Texas. Since Texas has 5 cities with populations over 700,000 I figured "Why Not"
Edit: Never mind I guess there are quite a few threads about Texas and the South in general that are up
Please don't apologize, and welcome to the forum! Rachael84, DailyJournalist, and a few others on here are notorious for hating everything and anything about much of the South. I'm personally very curious about Texas myself. I'd never move there in a million years (100-degree weather three months per year would be HORRIBLE), but overall it's a place I'd like to visit.
To get back on topic I'd probably choose Fort Worth. It's a very large city in its own right that is not only overshadowed by Dallas but is also COMPLETELY ignored by the morons who will say they live in the "Dallas CSA."
Which of the major cities in the Texas Triangle do you like? Base it off anything like population, economic or social importance to the state, economic or social importance nationally. Just give an explanation for your selection of 2 or 3 cities
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Rachael84, DailyJournalist, and a few others on here are notorious for hating everything and anything about much of the South. I'm personally very curious about Texas myself. I'd never move there in a million years (100-degree weather three months per year would be HORRIBLE), but overall it's a place I'd like to visit. 
