Match cities of your state with Texas cities (life, Chicago, building)

[machiavelli1]

Originally Posted by stillfresh

redding, CA = houston
barstow, CA = dallas

Your attempt at humor is, at best, pathetic



It is hard to find a state comparable to Texas because of so many large cities there

My state of Oregon has really no good matches with Texas based on industry, scenery, weather, importance etc

Maybe Austin and Portland??

Corvallis and College Station??

La Grande and San Marcos??

[fromdust]

Originally Posted by eastdallasson

okc wishes it could be compared to dallas

uh....no.

[fromdust]

Originally Posted by Spade

I agree. I think OKC is much more like Fort Worth than it is like Dallas.

im with ya on this.

[Southern Soul Bro]

Macon, Georgia = Port Arthur, Tx.........Beaumont, TX....or Galveston, TX...one of those...not sure which one would be a better comparison

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by King_X

Macon, Georgia = Port Arthur, Tx.........Beaumont, TX....or Galveston, TX...one of those...not sure which one would be a better comparison

Galveston=Savannah

First off, Galveston is an island.

[desert sun]

Albuquerque and El Paso


the Rio Grande flows through both cities

both have good Mexican food and large Hispanic populations

both are desert and average lots of sunshine

both have a mountain backdrop and a tram

both are university cities

both have tons of NM and TX plates around town

both have crappy skylines

both have a similar sized metro

[westhou]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Galveston=Savannah

First off, Galveston is an island.

The old Victorian houses look like the homes in Savannah. Or Plantation homes. I'm not really sure of the difference.

[Boompa]

Originally Posted by stillfresh

redding, CA = houston
barstow, CA = dallas

Fresno= Huston
Palmdale=Dallas

[Boston14]

Boston-Houston
Worcester-Dallas
Springfield-El Paso
New Bedford-San Antonio

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by Boompa

Fresno= Huston
Palmdale=Dallas

There is no such thing as Huston, Texas