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I dissagree, these guys have tackeled major adversity for two years now. They were 15 and 30 in april, came back to win this wild card and did it with either AA kids or 40 plus year old men. I think a celebration was in order.

I'm from So Cal, live in Houston, and visit Dallas frequently. There both cool cities but if your into a BIG city feel Houston is the place to be. As 2112 comments and I elaborate, Houston feels tighter than Dallas, bigger, more of a mega city feel to it. The major business districts in Houston are larger than those of Dallas and there close proximity to one another make the city look very big. Dallas has some neat aspects to it like the new Uptown densification and it's topography. I also like to hang out at some of the lakes but the public areas seem to be dwindling as more residential areas go up. Just speaking for myself I like Houston's gritty and maverick like attitude better than the more glamorous Dallas. I also think that the people here are more down to earth and friendlier than those in Dallas. I will say however that I've come to know many in Ft Worth and it's got a more similar attitude to Houston than it does to Dallas. I really like Ft Worth as a choice but it does lack the big city feel that Houston and Dallas offer. Bottom line is that both cities have so much to offer and you can't go wrong either way, but if you love that BIG city feel, Houston's the place to be in Texas.

I'm not sure this applies to this thread but I was looking for info regarding Houstons population from the Uptown to downtown to the village/medical center. I have searched the web all day and can find nothing but demographic information. Thanks for any help.

I've always heard that when the Southeast winds are prevelent for several days that the water blues up. I love Galveston and thinks it gets a very unfair rap. It has great architecture (mainly the homes) and has a great atmosphere. Sometimes I'll make the drive just for food and atmosphere.

Red I'm once again in aggreement with you. David Carr is overrated, he doesn't make wise decisions, and yes even when he's got the time to throw. Another thing that drives me crazy with Carr is the fact that he has very little touch on his passes. As a guy who played split end in high school through my senior year, I hated playing with quarterbacks who through the ball hard when a nice touch was required. A nice touch not just to catch the ball but to increase the rythem of the run after the catch. I don't think Carr is inept but I do think he needs a much better QB coach. As far as Palmer is concerned, I don't know one person who thinks he's competant enough to run the Texans offense let alone any NFL team. Someone kidnap Tom Brady and bring him to Houston.

And the choir said, AMEN.

Sigh.