all of this is 100% true. M Streets was a pretty good area when I looked at moving there, but in a shit school district. I suspect Deep Ellum has the same issue - unless it's in Highland Park, and then it's too expensive.Originally Posted by TimmyClutch
The burbs all sucked.
There are multiple better choices if you want a street side blooming tree. These other species don't have the quality of falling apart in moderate wind.
What are some better ones?
Highland Park is nuts, went to lunch in that area on Friday and I was blown away by the cars and homes (Southlake too, Carrol Dragons Stadium was pretty impressive). We are kind of set on the burbs though. After a year in lockdown we have decided having a yard is a non negotiable. What blows my mind is that all the new builds are the exact same style of home all over the DFW, like doesn't matter which town you go to. The wife is happy though, because she found a house she liked near where she grew up.
Here was our meal from the Pecan Lodge
Your mom's warm, wet poon.
I would rather live in most any American setting than the suburbs of Dallas
I remember visiting my cousins in Plano in like 1998 and thinking it was bleak, and that's even with them having a pool
This is state #12 for me (along with 2 other countries), I think I have gained the perspective that it is all temporary and every place has their pluses and minuses. But ya Barca, if I could swing Asheville, I absolutely would.
You've got the never ending suburbs of Dallas or the never ending overpasses of Houston. It is hard to decide on which is worse. The real answer is, both cities suck.
are you officially in the US now or heading back to Portugal?
What percentage of your posts do you think are derogatory?
Looking for houses and onboarding for the next month, then back in Europe to help pack up the place and hopefully get one last trip in, and then officially back in the US.
What percentage of your posts are liquid hot fire? Because between you and Mako, my rep button is basically worthless.
I noticed that all the burbs around Austin look the same too. New developments all have the same architectural style & I got so sick of seeing light colored and/or stone on houses.
I used to say my dream job was just coming up with names of subdivisions and their streets. Whispering Leaf Ridge. Cascading Falls Court. Bridgestone Estates.
...Sudden Valley, Fuck Mountain
my grandparents used to live in a community in Sarasota called Ridge Falls Court (or Terrace or something). Two things that are definitely not in South Florida.
Juice and District should have a competition, one week, most number of posts with derogatory comments, complaining, or negativity wins.
It's sucks for all of y'all that weren't born in the greatest place on the planet and you have to spend the rest of your lives searching for something that you'll never be able to attain.
speaking of which i ate about 17 wings last night and still haven't had my morning constitutional
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