"1) I've lived in and/or worked out of College Station, Seguine, Houston, Austin, El Paso, New York City, Los Angeles, Grand Forks, ND.
New York's on the bottom of my list. I don't care, troll, for your put-downs of so many things Aggie and Texan. Have a great day, and geude luc next year!
2) You're comparing cities only based upon size. How about any of the myriad of other ways of comparing towns? Per capita education, income, air quality, commute time, murders and rapes per capita, weather, proximity of outdoors activities vis-a-vis weather and recreational opportunities, etc. If I can compare Seguine and NYC, you sure as hell can compare Baton Rouge to Houston, which you clearly don't want to do. Again, you're conveniently (and very intelligently) tailoring your argument around points you like and want to talk about, and avoiding those you don't, just like the "we beat you at football, baseball and basketball, and nothing else matters! NOPE!! Don't talk to me about all the sports where you're better, 'cause I'm gonna think about it long enough to come up with a way to try to invalidate anything that's inconvenient to my argument."
I've told other Ags how smart you have to be to do that, and some of them don't like that observation of mine."
Oh good ole Bill Kemp lost a previous argument decisively and can't let it go. Football, Basketball and Baseball are the 3 most important sports in college athletics. To say anything else is ignorant and incorrect.
As far as Houston goes, I don't like the city. That is an opinion. It is not right or wrong. I know many people who can't stand the city. I know some that surprisingly like it.
To me Houston lacks culture and an identity. It is a huge concrete filled traffic abyss. There is nothing unique or interesting about it. I have spent a decent amount of time there and have formed this opinion.
That is just my opinion though. I honestly feel that way.
I love living in Baton Rouge. It has its flaws for sure, but is a great city imo. The food is excellent. The people are friendly. The night life is solid for a city this size. It is in close proximity to New Orleans. Having LSU in Baton Rouge makes the city what it is. The economy here is excellent.
I really wanted to discuss the LSU-Wisconsin matchup. I didn't realize expressing my feelings about Houston would cause such an uproar.
New York's on the bottom of my list. I don't care, troll, for your put-downs of so many things Aggie and Texan. Have a great day, and geude luc next year!
2) You're comparing cities only based upon size. How about any of the myriad of other ways of comparing towns? Per capita education, income, air quality, commute time, murders and rapes per capita, weather, proximity of outdoors activities vis-a-vis weather and recreational opportunities, etc. If I can compare Seguine and NYC, you sure as hell can compare Baton Rouge to Houston, which you clearly don't want to do. Again, you're conveniently (and very intelligently) tailoring your argument around points you like and want to talk about, and avoiding those you don't, just like the "we beat you at football, baseball and basketball, and nothing else matters! NOPE!! Don't talk to me about all the sports where you're better, 'cause I'm gonna think about it long enough to come up with a way to try to invalidate anything that's inconvenient to my argument."
I've told other Ags how smart you have to be to do that, and some of them don't like that observation of mine."
Oh good ole Bill Kemp lost a previous argument decisively and can't let it go. Football, Basketball and Baseball are the 3 most important sports in college athletics. To say anything else is ignorant and incorrect.
As far as Houston goes, I don't like the city. That is an opinion. It is not right or wrong. I know many people who can't stand the city. I know some that surprisingly like it.
To me Houston lacks culture and an identity. It is a huge concrete filled traffic abyss. There is nothing unique or interesting about it. I have spent a decent amount of time there and have formed this opinion.
That is just my opinion though. I honestly feel that way.
I love living in Baton Rouge. It has its flaws for sure, but is a great city imo. The food is excellent. The people are friendly. The night life is solid for a city this size. It is in close proximity to New Orleans. Having LSU in Baton Rouge makes the city what it is. The economy here is excellent.
I really wanted to discuss the LSU-Wisconsin matchup. I didn't realize expressing my feelings about Houston would cause such an uproar.
