Are People in Dallas Really More Snotty than People in Houston?? (safe, land)

[portyhead24]

Originally Posted by grindin

Atlanta and Chicago have busier airports than DFW and Denver's airport is larger in land area. Epic FAIL.

Really? I mean, really? and did you really say epic fail? yeah, middle school called and they need to start attending class again.

[NativeSprings]

Artsyguy - I moved from Carrollton to Denton 4 years ago and would say that the people in Denton are not snotty....just weird

[senoritacharlene]

Originally Posted by artsyguy

No way! People in general are cool.

Im in TOTAL agreement!

[PanTerra]

Ever watch "King of the Hill?" It is pretty funny what they say about Dallas, anytime they have to drive into the big city from Arlen (Garland) for some event, they always express reservations that are just hillarious.

HANK: I don't want you going to Dallas at all! That place is crawling with crackheads and debutantes. And half of them play for the Cowboys.

[Exult.Q36]

Well busy airports are irrelevant in my opinion. It just simply means the number of flights that come into your airport and out. Its more to do with bragging rights more than anything else. Houston is larger than Atlanta but the airport is not one of the busiest mainly beause of geography, connecting flights etc. Lets not forget DFW does have two airports. Just a did you know well Steve Harvey, Micheal Baisden, Ricky Smiley and Tom Joyner are all based out of Dallas. The media is by no means necessary dead in Dallas. The city is very inspirational in black radio so I guess you could call it the Capital of black radio. Thats all to say every city has it own flava.

Originally Posted by grindin

Atlanta and Chicago have busier airports than DFW and Denver's airport is larger in land area. Epic FAIL.

Also CNN/Turner Broadcasting are based in Atlanta and I think it would be more of a media capital than D/FW, even if D/FW is a larger television market.

Also, whoever described Houston as "provincial" compared to Dallas was hilarious. Houston is one of the more diverse cities in the country and has a large seaport that has international traffic.

Dallas, OTOH seems to be a bit more provincial from what I've gathered. Not provincial in the Tyler or Shreveport sense, but provincial in the sense that people there seem to think it is the be all and end all. Of course, I think Angelenos and New Yorkers are pretty provincial in that sense too, so take that FWIW.


BTW, cities that are really world class don't need to whine and shout it from the rooftops, they just are. This goes for other cities too.

[artsyguy]

ROTFL ok well at least you half agree....they are very weird.

Originally Posted by NativeSprings

Artsyguy - I moved from Carrollton to Denton 4 years ago and would say that the people in Denton are not snotty....just weird

[1908WAGY]

Originally Posted by Bostonian08

I know I'm snotty, but that's cuz I'm from Boston (as a PP noted). It's just too bad for you that I'm richer, cooler, better educated, better looking and better dressed than you grossly fat little beer swilling peons. Ferchrissakes, put up the bud, go to the gym, get a fashion consultant and a real job and you'll feel better about yourself!

I personally like the snotty women of Dallas. They're always better looking.



It's not so much that we're snottier than people in Houston, as it is that we're just better and you're just jealous.

Oh my friggin' GAWD! You are outrageous! MARRY ME!!!

[1908WAGY]

Originally Posted by grindin

Atlanta and Chicago have busier airports than DFW and Denver's airport is larger in land area. Epic FAIL.

Also CNN/Turner Broadcasting are based in Atlanta and I think it would be more of a media capital than D/FW, even if D/FW is a larger television market.

Also, whoever described Houston as "provincial" compared to Dallas was hilarious. Houston is one of the more diverse cities in the country and has a large seaport that has international traffic.

Dallas, OTOH seems to be a bit more provincial from what I've gathered. Not provincial in the Tyler or Shreveport sense, but provincial in the sense that people there seem to think it is the be all and end all. Of course, I think Angelenos and New Yorkers are pretty provincial in that sense too, so take that FWIW.


BTW, cities that are really world class don't need to whine and shout it from the rooftops, they just are. This goes for other cities too.

I'm a native New Yawker and lived in Dallas for 2 years. Two very distinct animals. I actually loved Dallas and I am trying to return by the end of the year..

Note: If you like the night life, get to your destination no later than 9:30 as most of the spots close at 2...whereas most NYC'ers are rolling out of bet at midnight to get dressed...

Really not going to go into detail about the differences, and the ridiculous comment about NYC being provincial...who knew?

[autotech4dallas]

Originally Posted by PanTerra

Ever watch "King of the Hill?" It is pretty funny what they say about Dallas, anytime they have to drive into the big city from Arlen (Garland) for some event, they always express reservations that are just hillarious.

Ha ha, I miss that show. Ever since Family Guy, I have lost touch with King of the Hill.

[Metro Matt]

Originally Posted by 1908WAGY

Note: If you like the night life, get to your destination no later than 9:30 as most of the spots close at 2...whereas most NYC'ers are rolling out of bet at midnight to get dressed...

Most clubs in Dallas close at 2 am when the liquor stops flowing, but people don't even get there until after midnight. There are also many after hours spots in Dallas that stay open till the break of dawn, sometimes 7 am or later.