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I just saw it and it was good movie, in terms of acting and directing. There is nothing wrong with disliking a movie without seeing it. But it is wrong and somewhat pathetic to spread hate about a movie just because you dislike gays.

Will a stronger focus on tourism help lift Houston up from its 'underratedness'?

Are they consider a huge problem in houston?

Thanks for clarifying. I did a search on them. Do they really kill and eat small birds?

Thank you, for answering. I have been in the san francisco bay area for a year and I have seen extremism on the left and it isn't that pretty. Anyone leaning too far right or far left is too much for me. Too late, I was there for 2 weeks right before christmas and got something in seven meadows. We(me and my wife) must be crazy. We are ok with boring areas since we are really boring people. We realize we are not really city people; it seems the only time we go to san francisco city is to go to chinatown or tradeshows/conventions. As long as there is a chinatown, we are happy. Obviously, now we have to drive to chinatown instead of taking the bart (rail). We run home/online businesses so distance is really not an issue. Wow, I think your situation is very similar to ours (me and my wife) and even with the exact same selection criteria and process of elimination, which led us to selecting houston. We also do not have a car. Only difference is we are coming down from san francisco. I agree with the seattle part. We did visit and seriously considered seattle but I agree it is way overrated. We also do not know anyone but just decided to come down to houston before christmas for 2 weeks and looked around. It was pretty good, (except for lots of crows everywhere). I agreed Houston is really under rated. After we decided on houston, I started taking more notice of movies, lists, and everything else that lists cities and realize that lost of times houston is not included when it should be. It is weird.

Actually, I am not a Katy resident. (where did you get that anyway?). There is actually more than one post discouraging moving to katy, one was talking about it being too far, another was talking about looney christians there. Since I am seriously considering moving there, I am really interested to know which reasons are valid and which are not. It seems some reasons like too far and cookie cutter boring are valid, but are most of katy residents really extreme conservative people? I am from the san francisco and moderately liberal and I don't mind conservatives. I am however really worried about the extreme ones. If I am not christian and don't go to church, would my katy neighbors look at me different, my family would get shunned, pressured to go or something? I have always lived in blue areas, so I don't know how it works in the red ones. I am not extreme blue but still, it is kind of unsettling moving into unknown red territory.

I was hoping for something more specific, since it was a pretty strong objection.

why not katy? Can anyone list the reasons why not?

It looks like everyone's comment in the article is very skeptical.