Better place to live?? Dallas metro or Houston metro? (San Antonio: how much, store)

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by stoneclaw

To help prove the previous post, what about The Woodlands and Conroe areas? Conroe is a relatively hilly part of the Houston metro with many trees such as this.

These are the best examples of Atlanta's unique beauty you're coming up with? They're beautiful yes, but you act like they put parts of Houston to shame. I thought you had really been around in Houston.

he had not. He just stopped at Sharpstown to buy some gold chains and some Jerricurl relaxer

A little drive through Binz, The museum district, Riverside Terrace, River Oaks, Afton Oaks, Lower Montrose, Upper Kirby, The Memorial Villages,Bellaire, West U, etc and he would see that Houston is an extremely charming city.

There is a world of difference between living in Sharpstown and Living in the Museum District

[AlGreen]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

Fixed it

well now it makes sense, but i still don't understand your point

too right. San Antonio peeps don't know crap about Houston, most just go by what they hear. comparing the city of Houston to the city of SA is not a competition. SA wins the slum dog millionaire fight easily. slums running from the south east all the way to the north west and from the north east all the way down to the south west.

I will admit, there are some nice area on the north side, but the south east, the south, the south west, the west and the north west side of town??? man oh man, they have no right to open their mouths and call any place ugly

are you talking about me?

[AlGreen]

Originally Posted by stoneclaw

I'm not sure about this one, this looks similar to the Gulf Freeway heading towards downtown pretty close to Griggs intersection where the freeway starts to resemble a double decker freeway.

i'm speaking of the architecture and views

Atlanta, GA - Google Maps There's parts of Sugarland, Cinco Ranch, Cypress, Shadowcreek Ranch, and The Woodlands that look just as good as this.

in your opinion, sir. not mine

new houses like this are NOT the norm in houston, and there's no where in the city where you can sit atop a hill and see the entire city

[Spade]

Originally Posted by AlGreen

that's still the same area, just on the otherside of 281. in person, this particular area really doesn't look that bad, it's east of 281 and the airport that looks terrible. trust me lol

Oh ok. Well still. I'm talking about the freeway and the impression it leaves from it. That area looks terrible. The area away from the freeway may look nice. But that picture there is very ugly.

[AlGreen]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

I have a feeling Al visits some rundown area of Alief, or Sharpstown, or some rundown area near gulfgate and he thinks all of Houston looks like that. From 5 months on here I can really tell that he knows little about the metro

act your age....whatever it is

Originally Posted by stoneclaw

To help prove the previous post, what about The Woodlands and Conroe areas? Conroe is a relatively hilly part of the Houston metro with many trees such as this. Check the link below.
Panoramio - Untitled photo

These are the best examples of Atlanta's unique beauty you're coming up with? They're beautiful yes, but you act like they put parts of Houston to shame. I thought you had really been around in Houston.

oh, how convenient. so because i don't think the woodlands are as beautiful as buckhead, i've never been there?...like i said, i've been all around houston, and there's no place that looks as gorgeous IN MY OPINION

[AlGreen]

Originally Posted by HtownLove

he had not. He just stopped at Sharpstown to buy some gold chains and some Jerricurl relaxer

A little drive through Binz, The museum district, Riverside Terrace, River Oaks, Afton Oaks, Lower Montrose, Upper Kirby, The Memorial Villages,Bellaire, West U, etc and he would see that Houston is an extremely charming city.

There is a world of difference between living in Sharpstown and Living in the Museum District

meh....give me druid hills, paces, chastain park, and va highlands anyday

Originally Posted by Spade

Oh ok. Well still. I'm talking about the freeway and the impression it leaves from it. That area looks terrible. The area away from the freeway may look nice. But that picture there is very ugly.

i understand. i'm just saying it looks pretty different in person

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by AlGreen

are you talking about me?

lol, I didn't know you were an SA peep. no, I was not talking about you

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by Spade

Oh ok. Well still. I'm talking about the freeway and the impression it leaves from it. That area looks terrible. The area away from the freeway may look nice. But that picture there is very ugly.

nope, it doesn't get better away from the freeways, it gets worse. my advice to yopu is to stay on the highways and keep driving

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by AlGreen

act your age....whatever it is


oh, how convenient. so because i don't think the woodlands are as beautiful as buckhead, i've never been there?...like i said, i've been all around houston, and there's no place that looks as gorgeous IN MY OPINION

lol, nothing to do with age, it has to do with tastes and clearly you have none ha ha ha ha

[HtownLove]

Originally Posted by AlGreen

meh....give me druid hills, paces, chastain park, and va highlands anyday

you have to admit that there are many many many attractive areas in the city of Houston,