Houston....the only place I'd avoid like it was WORSE than the plague... :P ;D

 

<br><br>I would agree. I have a friend who lives in Conroe (same guy who recomended New Braunsfels), he was hurt real bad in a motorcycle accident and was in Huston Medical for awhile. I came down to visit and it was a mad house in that city. I quess if you've lived there all of your life then it would be easier to get around.

 

It's only that way during rush hour. Which is between the hours of 12:01 am and 11:59 pm.

 

There is an awsome water park in Gonzos home town the kids would probably love. I saw it on the tube and it was voted in the top ten of best USA waterparks.<br><br>Plus, someone needs to give us the real scoop on Gonzo anyway. ;D Is he for real or just imaginary?

 

We could only hope that he's imaginary...but could we REALLY be that lucky?? ???

 

And we won't even TALK about his looks!!

 

[quote author=Hoss link=board=10;threadid=12699;start=15#120235 date=1048612348]<br>Houston....the only place I'd avoid like it was WORSE than the plague... :P ;D<br>[/quote]<br><br>Actually, I think DFW is worse then Houston. My girlfriend who is from Plano will NOT go back after she gets done with school here in Nac. She HATES taht town, she wants to move to Houston actually, both her and I like it there. <br><br>Andrew

 

[quote author=TxDieselKid link=board=10;threadid=12699;start=15#120696 date=1048710330]Actually, I think DFW is worse then Houston. My girlfriend who is from Plano will NOT go back after she gets done with school here in Nac. She HATES taht town, she wants to move to Houston actually, both her and I like it there. <br><br>Andrew<br>[/quote]<br><br>Ummmm....I'm not one for liking &quot;city&quot; no matter where it is...but I can assure you that I would MUCH rather live in the DFW area than the Houston area. No question about it. If you like 97% humidity year round then have at it...but I'll stay up here where we only have 96% humidity.

 

Actually Houston is gettin a lot better...now that everyones moving to BCS and Austin <br>wk

 

Don't worry...they'll be back in about 4 years...

 

I don't know why Aggie football would make someone want to live in B/CS, but it is a nice area. :P However it is REALLY crowded during the fall and spring of course. <br><br>After traveling this state for quite some time, my choices (other than 7miles north of Sealy) would be the following: Bandera, Johnson City or Fredricksburg. Basically, anything in the Hill Country other than San Marcos or New Braunfels. Those two towns are packed with tourists (mostly on the weekends). If you visit, try to drive from Austin to San Antonio on a Saturday around noon, you'll see what I mean. <br><br>Brenham is sort of cliqueish. It is not apparent when you visit, but someone, with schoolage children, who lives there would notice quickly. <br><br><br><br>

 

Houston here.<br><br>I would avoid the DFW like plague. It's all on where you grew up.<br><br>If I could go anywhere in Texas, I'd probably go NW of Fort Worth. (after I said I'd avoid the area!)<br><br>Yep, 97% humidity on GOOD days here! <br><br>When in parking, shade takes persidence over distance, you just might be in Texas!<br><br>