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You must be very new. When you ask broad questions such as this, it will slowly proceed into a pissing contest and you will have people become offended if they say the slightest negative about their area. So, what are you trying to do? Are you trying to choose between an area to live or are you just wanting a city vs city competition which leads to nothing.
Why is this such a big deal? He's just interested to see which twin-city area on i-35 people like better, and why! Not anything serious.
Why is this such a big deal? He's just interested to see which twin-city area on i-35 people like better, and why! Not anything serious.
but it's true!
both you and I know and have witnessed what he describes millions upon millions of times :O
DFW was the faster grow-er this past year, I remember seeing something like that...that is over the past 7-8 years...
Why is this such a big deal? He's just interested to see which twin-city area on i-35 people like better, and why! Not anything serious.
Have you forgotten all of the "Chicago vs. ____" threads in which the Chicagoans go on the attack making fun of other Midwestern cities in order to boost their own ego, much to the dismay of those who lived in these cities---people who inevitably came to their cities' defense and sparked arguments. I'm just waiting for the first person to bring up Dallas/Fort Worth's struggles with urban sprawl or Minneapolis/St. Paul's harsh winters and then have their words taken the wrong way, leading to yet another brou-ha-ha.
With that being said I voted for the Twin Cities simply because I love snowy, wintry weather and couldn't stand to live in the Metroplex, where their one inch of snow per year is met by instantly closed schools and panic-stricken residents!
You must be very new. When you ask broad questions such as this, it will slowly proceed into a pissing contest and you will have people become offended if they say the slightest negative about their area. So, what are you trying to do? Are you trying to choose between an area to live or are you just wanting a city vs city competition which leads to nothing.
It's not that we "don't like the thread." It's that more often than not certain "thugs" (especially from Chicago) poke their noses into these threads and start belittling other smaller cities, which then leads to a lot of in-bickering, and the thread disintegrates away from its original purpose with side arguments. A lot of people here have strong hometown pride, and when someone diminishes that, naturally you're going to face some backlash.
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Not anything serious.
