DatBoiHawk
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Won't be long in that murderous cityChi til I die
Houston vs. Chicago- The Coli Weighs In
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ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
this some good weather they got
Spade
Superstar
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Both cities have their share of shytty weather.
that flood can ruin your car.
snow doesn't hurt
The New Orleans style food is better in New Orleans. Thats not a "regardless", thats an "obvious".
Spade
Superstar
Some people would rather deal with Houston's weather and all that comes with it than deal with snow. Neither city can brag on its weather and IIRC, Chicago had a flooding problem in July 2010?
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
The New Orleans style food is better in New Orleans. Thats not a "regardless", thats an "obvious".
La got some nice burritos but come on now.
and this forum supposed to be super pro-black?
Chicago for gettin money reasons... I can get money from 4 different other cities just being in the chicago area
Houston for better lookin hoes but nikkas trick off heavy in houstonwhich is the reason a lot of pretty hoes are in the city, which also make hoes feel like they're special
Gotta drop sum paper to fukMeanwhile hoes out here bussin for nothin
Chicago Food shyts on houston
Houston got a better night life
But it depends on what u lookin for..
What areas do blacks hang out in Chicago? I stayed in the downtown area which was nice. Hubbard St was full of bars. Forgot the name of one with a skull on the sign, but it was a very diverse crowd. It seems people are more open to talking to strangers than in some other big cities. In SF, it seemed everyone at restaurants/bars were in a afterwork group.
CookisaCac
I aint lyrical
houston got flying roaches 
UserNameless
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Morning Mix
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
by Meagan Flynn March 29 Email the author
0:09
Time lapse shows ‘Cloud Gate’
Anish Kapoor’s “Cloud Gate” sculpture sits in Millennium Park in the city of Chicago. (Videoblocks)
The war of the beans started when some northern out-of-towner called Houston, which prides itself in its eclectic arts scene and cuisine, a “cultureless abyss” — a surefire way to invite a hailstorm of hate mail from Houstonians.
The bean at issue — the new bean in Houston — arrived in the city’s Museum District on Monday, lowered onto a new plaza near the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston with the help of a giant crane and an army of construction workers. The sculpture, called “Cloud Column” by Anish Kapoor, is shaped less like a bean, really, and more like an elongated egg, reminiscent of the alien spaceship from the movie “Arrival.”
But, with its stainless steel round shape, it’s also strikingly similar to the other, more famous bean, the one that is The Bean: Chicago’s picturesque epicenter where tourists flock for selfies in Millennium Park, formally titled “Cloud Gate.”
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
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Houston lame as fukk tryin to bite Chicago's bean...
...what kinda city fighting to "try" to be world class does that?
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
by Meagan Flynn March 29 Email the author
0:09
Time lapse shows ‘Cloud Gate’
Anish Kapoor’s “Cloud Gate” sculpture sits in Millennium Park in the city of Chicago. (Videoblocks)
The war of the beans started when some northern out-of-towner called Houston, which prides itself in its eclectic arts scene and cuisine, a “cultureless abyss” — a surefire way to invite a hailstorm of hate mail from Houstonians.
The bean at issue — the new bean in Houston — arrived in the city’s Museum District on Monday, lowered onto a new plaza near the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston with the help of a giant crane and an army of construction workers. The sculpture, called “Cloud Column” by Anish Kapoor, is shaped less like a bean, really, and more like an elongated egg, reminiscent of the alien spaceship from the movie “Arrival.”
But, with its stainless steel round shape, it’s also strikingly similar to the other, more famous bean, the one that is The Bean: Chicago’s picturesque epicenter where tourists flock for selfies in Millennium Park, formally titled “Cloud Gate.”
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
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Houston lame as fukk tryin to bite Chicago's bean...
...what kinda city fighting to "try" to be world class does that?
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
Morning Mix
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
by Meagan Flynn March 29 Email the author
0:09
Time lapse shows ‘Cloud Gate’
Anish Kapoor’s “Cloud Gate” sculpture sits in Millennium Park in the city of Chicago. (Videoblocks)
The war of the beans started when some northern out-of-towner called Houston, which prides itself in its eclectic arts scene and cuisine, a “cultureless abyss” — a surefire way to invite a hailstorm of hate mail from Houstonians.
The bean at issue — the new bean in Houston — arrived in the city’s Museum District on Monday, lowered onto a new plaza near the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston with the help of a giant crane and an army of construction workers. The sculpture, called “Cloud Column” by Anish Kapoor, is shaped less like a bean, really, and more like an elongated egg, reminiscent of the alien spaceship from the movie “Arrival.”
But, with its stainless steel round shape, it’s also strikingly similar to the other, more famous bean, the one that is The Bean: Chicago’s picturesque epicenter where tourists flock for selfies in Millennium Park, formally titled “Cloud Gate.”
‘A second-rate bean’: Houston’s new bean sculpture scorned in Chicago
----------------------------
Houston lame as fukk tryin to bite Chicago's bean...
...what kinda city fighting to "try" to be world class does that?
I saw this on the news this morning
Its ugly
UserNameless
Veteran
I saw this on the news this morning
Its ugly
Shyt is scust. Says a lot ...
Who would willingly move to Chicago
Houston easily.
Houston easily.
UserNameless
Veteran
Who would willingly move to Chicago
Houston easily.
Weather was the only thing holding me back. I legit despise the cold with every fiber of my being. But as the article quoted someone as saying, Houston does seem to be lacking in palpable culture ... the biting of the Chicago bean is so telling.
Houston is the king of the sprawly sunbelt cities, and laid the blueprint for uncontrolled,sprawling land expansion cities to be even considered as world class.