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Carl Crawford, Left Fielder for the Tampa Bay Rays is a native of Houston. When that dude takes interviews I can't understand what he is saying half the time, he has a SUPER southern accent. You can tell he's from Houston though, it seems like Houstonians have their own slang you can hear it in guys like Paul Wall, Mike Jones, Slim Thug etc.
How would you know, I thought the same way when I was going to Atlanta, stop being so narrow-minded.
Well cities like Hosuton, Atlanta, Miami, all have something that jump out at me when i think about them, Dallas , no. Even San Antonio, Orlando and Tampa does as well. Same for Memphis Nashville and New Orleans.
Narrow minded? No I love Florida but I would not want Dallas County over Dade county simple as that. Now Harris County would be up for debate.
I don't think they're country and those videos looked like they could be Houston or even Miami. I prefer hanging with black Dallasites over Black Houstonians. They are cool, laid back, and blunt. Dallasites are the ones at a party having fun and being themselves while Houstonians are the ones posted up on the wall saying "They are so loud and country."
Dallas and Houston are such parallel universes. White Dallasites often talk about how country and hickish white Houstonians are. Its so funny that its the opposite for black people.
Maybe we should all just become Asian. They look down on everyone.
Carl Crawford, Left Fielder for the Tampa Bay Rays is a native of Houston. When that dude takes interviews I can't understand what he is saying half the time, he has a SUPER southern accent. You can tell he's from Houston though, it seems like Houstonians have their own slang you can hear it in guys like Paul Wall, Mike Jones, Slim Thug etc.
They're all just country/ghetto as hell-, but I know what you're saying...
Well cities like Hosuton, Atlanta, Miami, all have something that jump out at me when i think about them, Dallas , no. Even San Antonio, Orlando and Tampa does as well. Same for Memphis Nashville and New Orleans.
Narrow minded? No I love Florida but I would not want Dallas County over Dade county simple as that. Now Harris County would be up for debate.
You have never been here, so how can you pick Dade Co. over Dallas Co.
Carl Crawford, Left Fielder for the Tampa Bay Rays is a native of Houston. When that dude takes interviews I can't understand what he is saying half the time, he has a SUPER southern accent. You can tell he's from Houston though, it seems like Houstonians have their own slang you can hear it in guys like Paul Wall, Mike Jones, Slim Thug etc.
Yeah, in Houston you can meet people with REALLY strong southern accents and other who sound extremely neutral (talking about natives). It just all depends on what type of environment they were brought up in.
You have never been here, so how can you pick Dade Co. over Dallas Co.
LOL That is the point. I WOULD Not want too. Nothing in Dallas makes me want to go there. There are cities in Dade and things in Dade that make me want to go there.
I would go to Dallas, or is it still Irving? To check out the new Cowboys Stadium. Maybe go seem them play the Giants .
It's in Arlington.
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, but I know what you're saying...
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