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And you have to drive everywhere. Also you would live in a state where people give intelligent design serious consideration, and the weather is unbearable durin
by stbtrax 13y ago
And you have to drive everywhere. Also you would live in a state where people give intelligent design serious consideration, and the weather is unbearable during the summer, and a lack of outdoor activities and an abundance of obesity(houston is #1 in the list of fattest cities).
- Bahamut 13y agoI thought Philly had that distinction about weight?
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- SirensOfTitan 13y agoNeither the abundance of obesity nor intelligent design proponents affects me or my quality of life in any way. So the arguments against Houston collapse to: you have to drive everywhere and weather (essentially). And taking the MUNI isn't much of an upgrade over having a car in an affordable place.
- tga_d 13y agoCould be wrong, I interpreted the obesity and intelligent design comments as reflections of the culture. Unless you never leave your house, living in a place that promotes sedative lifestyles and intellectual crutches seems... draining.
- diafygi 13y agoThe big city culture in Texas is actually quite progressive. Houston was the first major city to elect an openly gay mayor. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annise_Parker http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annise_Parker
- bdcravens 13y agoDon't forget the startup darling Austin. Lifelong Texan here, and I live in Houston. I have a cousin who has lived in Austin for a long time - 30+ years. She's conservative, and country - she describes Austin as the capital of Texas where you can almost see Texas.
- robryk 13y agoIntelligent design proponents might affect education of children, which might affect you if you have children (now or in some future).
- Meekro 13y agoHouston's public schools never taught intelligent design, and most people there don't give it serious consideration.