OU plays in DFW often enough not to have to put up with this crap

[OUMallen]

Honesty, when it comes to culture Dallas reminds me more of Paris. London or Copenhagen.

Not just culture, but history and architecture, too.

[fdubzou]

Ah. I forgot that game was played there. Fair enough.

The only other game OU has played there didn't go so well, IIRC.

[fdubzou]

Honesty, when it comes to culture Dallas reminds me more of Paris. London or Copenhagen.

Not just culture, but history and architecture, too.

You guys are kidding, right?

[DIB]

You guys are kidding, right?

I know, right?

If anything, Dallas puts all those cities to shame in terms of culture, history and architecture. It's more like Rome at the height of the Roman Empire.

[Mississippi Sooner]

Dallas is truly the cultural center of the universe.

[Yuck Fu]

I know, right?

If anything, Dallas puts all those cities to shame in terms of culture, history and architecture. It's more like Rome at the height of the Roman Empire.

Good point. If Billy Bob's Texas were actually IN Dallas I would be inclined to agree.

And god I miss Lewis Grizzard. Funny SOB he was and he loved college football.

[BajaOklahoma]

Honesty, when it comes to culture Dallas reminds me more of Paris. London or Copenhagen.

You must not be here very much. I don't see the similarities at all.
I live in a Dallas suburb, the Bubble if you will. Most of my neighbors and close friends are not native Texans. I know many Texans, but they aren't in the super-majority in our area.
In fact, many of the kids born here, with parents from other parts of the country, don't identify themselves with the typical Texan.

And I picked this name a long time ago, because the area is like South Oklahoma.

[soonerprices]

You must not be here very much. I don't see the similarities at all.
I live in a Dallas suburb, the Bubble if you will. Most of my neighbors and close friends are not native Texans. I know many Texans, but they aren't in the super-majority in our area.
In fact, many of the kids born here, with parents from other parts of the country, don't identify themselves with the typical Texan.

And I picked this name a long time ago, because the area is like South Oklahoma.

Thanks. I just wanted to know that Suncoaster was finally right.

[tfoolry]

Not just culture, but history and architecture, too.

And don't forget diversity:

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Irv...185375252.html