Overlooked cities/metros in Texas

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by Mark Senior

Yep, I supported this in chapter 5 of my long book written in the above post, to show Joe what has and is happening in Tyler Longview over the last 60 plus years, with no change seen, unless again, Amazon or an Amazon Company locates between Tyler and Longview, that would be something one would have in their wildest dreams, lol

Right - ain't happenin'!

[C24L]

Originally Posted by Mark Senior

However, haven't you said you have NOT visited Tyler? And if you did what all did you miss? lol ok, ok,ok. lol

I just prefer West Texas to East Texas but thats just me.

[Mark Senior]

Originally Posted by C24L

I just prefer West Texas to East Texas but thats just me.

But you have NOT been to Tyler, so you KNOW you would not like it, is what I was asking. However, if you KNOW you like less trees, vegetation, flowers, grass, oh, I said vegetation, lol. which Tyler has, "way more so than west Texas" and you KNOW, without a doubt, you would miss the total different look of West Texas, OK,maybe, but if, your family were here, which you said recently, they may move to Central Texas, then IF they came to Tyler instead, not that Tyler is on their list, then Tyler, might be tolerable, lol. You know, me, I want to understand the, "why's" if people will share, I just "prefer" doesn't really answer why, unless that is all you wanta' say, or feel like saying. Of course that up to you, your "preference" lol

What I'm "pushing" is the many misconceived ideas, or misinformation people have about Tyler in particular, is what I spend most of my time on here trying to correctly inform people, accurately as possible, fairly as possible, unbiased as possible. But of course, some people prefer to stay with "the picture" they have. I try to share, verifiable facts, if possible I will copy and paste my sources, these to do get many reps, because they aren't opinions that people agree with, most of the time, yes, I do share IMHO, but more than not verifiable, yet very boring "stuff" to most to people, like this, lol Again, my stuff is more to inform with accurate information, not often common knowledge information, not "like" when you share opinions on a subject that MOST people have an opinion on, like politics religion, that they get excited about and if they agree, will rep you wildly.

[JoeTomo]

Originally Posted by Mark Senior

But you have NOT been to Tyler, so you KNOW you would not like it, is what I was asking. However, if you KNOW you like less trees, vegetation, flowers, grass, oh, I said vegetation, lol. which Tyler has, "way more so than west Texas" and you KNOW, without a doubt, you would miss the total different look of West Texas, OK,maybe, but if, your family were here, which you said recently, they may move to Central Texas, then IF they came to Tyler instead, not that Tyler is on their list, then Tyler, might be tolerable, lol. You know, me, I want to understand the, "why's" if people will share, I just "prefer" doesn't really answer why, unless that is all you wanta' say, or feel like saying. Of course that up to you, your "preference" lol

What I'm "pushing" is the many misconceived ideas, or misinformation people have about Tyler in particular, is what I spend most of my time on here trying to correctly inform people, accurately as possible, fairly as possible, unbiased as possible. But of course, some people prefer to stay with "the picture" they have. I try to share, verifiable facts, if possible I will copy and paste my sources, these to do get many reps, because they aren't opinions that people agree with, most of the time, yes, I do share IMHO, but more than not verifiable, yet very boring "stuff" to most to people, like this, lol Again, my stuff is more to inform with accurate information, not often common knowledge information, not "like" when you share opinions on a subject that MOST people have an opinion on, like politics religion, that they get excited about and if they agree, will rep you wildly.

Hey, some people just prefer that part of Texas. Differences in opinion I guess but I personally cannot stand the landscape generally west of I35 with the exception of San Angelo. The scenery around San Angelo is really nice considering the lack of trees.

[C24L]

Originally Posted by Mark Senior

But you have NOT been to Tyler, so you KNOW you would not like it, is what I was asking. However, if you KNOW you like less trees, vegetation, flowers, grass, oh, I said vegetation, lol. which Tyler has, "way more so than west Texas" and you KNOW, without a doubt, you would miss the total different look of West Texas, OK,maybe, but if, your family were here, which you said recently, they may move to Central Texas, then IF they came to Tyler instead, not that Tyler is on their list, then Tyler, might be tolerable, lol. You know, me, I want to understand the, "why's" if people will share, I just "prefer" doesn't really answer why, unless that is all you wanta' say, or feel like saying. Of course that up to you, your "preference" lol

What I'm "pushing" is the many misconceived ideas, or misinformation people have about Tyler in particular, is what I spend most of my time on here trying to correctly inform people, accurately as possible, fairly as possible, unbiased as possible. But of course, some people prefer to stay with "the picture" they have. I try to share, verifiable facts, if possible I will copy and paste my sources, these to do get many reps, because they aren't opinions that people agree with, most of the time, yes, I do share IMHO, but more than not verifiable, yet very boring "stuff" to most to people, like this, lol Again, my stuff is more to inform with accurate information, not often common knowledge information, not "like" when you share opinions on a subject that MOST people have an opinion on, like politics religion, that they get excited about and if they agree, will rep you wildly.

Hi Mark, I just prefer areas with less trees and greenery.I do want to visit Tyler at some point.I would be open to Tyler if my family wanted to be closer to East Texas.

[Mark Senior]

Originally Posted by JoeTomo

Hey, some people just prefer that part of Texas. Differences in opinion I guess but I personally cannot stand the landscape generally west of I35 with the exception of San Angelo. The scenery around San Angelo is really nice considering the lack of trees.

Yep, I fully understand prefer. But IF a person never experiences "something" as poster has said in the past, he's never been to Tyler, how do you KNOW for certain. Sure if, like I pointed out and YOU stated he knows he would miss what West Texas has, the mostly treeless, and whatever, then yes, I guess I can maybe see, you at least THINK you know you prefer. Like I said, I'm a detail, technical, engineer, or whatever type person, a WHY person, not a scientific "group think" person, that can only come up with a THEORY of why, which I was aware years ago, I mistakenly thought scientists always know WHY, because they experiment in labs, wherever, but often they merely come up with what we think is FACT, when it is really an agreed upon THEORY, or consensus OPINION, wow, I did not know I would get that one, slipped in here. That should get some push back.

Society thinking scientist always KNOW for a fact what they share, with us, even if on occasion, they MAY tell us, they "think" such and such. Not know. Enough already, gotta go, big day tomorrow, gotta feed my dog, lol

[C24L]

Originally Posted by supfromthesite

Anyways, I say Victoria

I was impressed with Victoria when i went through there.I would consider living there if i wanted to live in South Texas.