OT: Dallas vs Houston, part II

ponyfan84 · Post by **ponyfan84** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 6:39 pm

like i always say....'when God took a s--t, it landed on Houston.'

seriously what a crap hole of a city.

Rayburn · Post by **Rayburn** » Fri Apr 18, 2008 9:26 pm

Houston is an incredibly diverse city where the people manage to get along pretty well. Big D could take a lesson.

Dallasites are full of themselves because they have reason to be.

Well, when you stuff 400 pounds of [deleted] in a 200 pound bag of wind, yeah, they do.

Water Pony · Post by **Water Pony** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:19 am

Dallas vs. Houston? Give me Chicago!

mrydel · Post by **mrydel** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:37 am

I like Chicago.

gostangs · Post by **gostangs** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 3:18 pm

Me too. Nothing wrong with Chicago - bit chilly in the winter. Very fun town.

They have zoning, by the way.

abezontar · Post by **abezontar** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 4:16 pm

I like Chicago, except for the winters...I also like central air conditioning though. My sister lives in an old building and has to use window units. Window units suck.

mrydel · Post by **mrydel** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 5:11 pm

abezontar wrote:I like Chicago, except for the winters...I also like central air conditioning though. My sister lives in an old building and has to use window units. Window units suck.

Depends on whether you are inside or out. Outside they suck...inside they blow.

abezontar · Post by **abezontar** » Sat Apr 19, 2008 6:28 pm

mrydel wrote:
abezontar wrote:I like Chicago, except for the winters...I also like central air conditioning though. My sister lives in an old building and has to use window units. Window units suck.
Depends on whether you are inside or out. Outside they suck...inside they blow.

Perhaps I should have said they don't perform as adequately as I would like. I do believe some units suck and blow from inside.

PK · Post by PK » Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:00 am

mrydel wrote:
abezontar wrote:I like Chicago, except for the winters...I also like central air conditioning though. My sister lives in an old building and has to use window units. Window units suck.
Depends on whether you are inside or out. Outside they suck...inside they blow.

I really feel bad getting technical on you, but you are wrong. Inside it is sucking in air and then blowing it out through an expansion coil which cools the air in the process. Outside, it sucks in air and blows it across a condenser coil thus releasing the heat from the freon that collected the heat on the inside. Now then, if it was an evaporative cooler where you suck outside air in through a wet mesh and blows the cooler muggy air into the room, you would be correct.

mrydel · Post by **mrydel** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 10:47 am

PK wrote:
mrydel wrote:
abezontar wrote:I like Chicago, except for the winters...I also like central air conditioning though. My sister lives in an old building and has to use window units. Window units suck.
Depends on whether you are inside or out. Outside they suck...inside they blow.
I really feel bad getting technical on you, but you are wrong. Inside it is sucking in air and then blowing it out through an expansion coil which cools the air in the process. Outside, it sucks in air and blows it across a condenser coil thus releasing the heat from the freon that collected the heat on the inside. Now then, if it was an evaporative cooler where you suck outside air in through a wet mesh and blows the cooler muggy air into the room, you would be correct.

That just sucks.

jkflamebo · Post by **jkflamebo** » Sun Apr 20, 2008 11:08 am

LA_Mustang wrote:
jkflamebo wrote:wow....that's a good argument ...houston is [deleted] on a stick compared to dallas
debate over.....a great point with solid evidence. If you say it, it must be true.

thanks [deleted]! houston is inferior on every level

PK · Post by PK » Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:20 pm

mrydel wrote:
PK wrote:
mrydel wrote: Depends on whether you are inside or out. Outside they suck...inside they blow.
I really feel bad getting technical on you, but you are wrong. Inside it is sucking in air and then blowing it out through an expansion coil which cools the air in the process. Outside, it sucks in air and blows it across a condenser coil thus releasing the heat from the freon that collected the heat on the inside. Now then, if it was an evaporative cooler where you suck outside air in through a wet mesh and blows the cooler muggy air into the room, you would be correct.

That just sucks.