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Poll of residents puts Houston on list of least-safe U.S. cities By Craig Hlavaty, Houston Chronicle | May 13, 2013 | Updated: May 13, 2013...
Yea just interested in seeing parts of America most people have never seen. The pecos river bridge is stunning. Also the salton sea.
Anyone taken this from Houston to California?
So after you defended Assad, then denied it, you've chosen to defend him again. You are a supporter of a savage. Shame on you.
Mexican Ice Cream Just tried Mexican Ice Cream at this place called Tocumbo off Rayford in Woodlands/Spring. Man it's really good. It's like the...
Seattle and Vancouver are more deserving markets than many teams in the league now. Sacramento, Memphis, Charlotte all need to be relocated. Maybe...
From a logical perspective, it seems Vancouver and the NBA were a perfect fit. Beautiful city, arena in a perfect location, natural rivalrly with...
I like Pizza King, Capri Pasta, Fabio's Fresh Pasta. It's nice to be a regular.
Hilton tried to push me into going to a timeshare presentation. Even on the phone, the sales people are VERY pushy.
You can thank the UK for yet another unclear border
That's crazy. Not sure he can root out corruption in the most corrupt country on Earth, but good luck.
Capri Pasta if it's open
NFL should demand transit infrastructure improvements.
Sometimes I wonder at the total randomness of Houston and ponder if it would be a better idea if we had some sort of zoning laws in effect....
Same guy that fouled Rockets furiuously just so Rockets couldn't set record for most 3's in a game. Hypocrite.
It's a shame Kareem has been blackballed from NBA coaching opportunities. He has a lot to give.
Finally! http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Metro-to-add-fare-enforcement-to-rail-line-4473831.php
Fracking actually damages water supply.
No, just the enormous cost of the suburban lifestyle and how it will all come crashing down once oil runs out.
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