NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 111

The best thing about Corpus Christi is that it's not Galveston

 

I don't understand this joke

 

@EntryLevelDave even at entry level you literally make more money than me. Just randomly message me and Matt with tickets to ATL and say “I’m coming in 3 weeks” you can do this at any time

 

An even worse beach in TX near where oil companies dump petroleum waste

 

My band camp trip was to South Padre Island when I was in HS and the distance from Dallas to South Padre Island could get you from Portland ME to Baltimore and potentially farther

 

Holy fuck lmao that's literally the trip we did

 

Austin is 100 percent hillier than ATL

 

Hahahahaha that’s insanity

I lived in DC/Baltimore and I travelled plenty when I was there, but never went to Maine

 

Excuse the fuck out of me

 

Know that movie The Wizard Of Oz? Imagine that except instead of going to a magical world your insurance company tries to figure out a way to not cover your house

 

That's literally 8 states lmao

Texas is wildin'

 

This is Dallas or Austin?

 

Dallas really, I'm not sure about Austin yet I've been here for 4 months

 

Oh okay good. Good good good

 

So far weather-wise Austin has been immensely better than Dallas. I hear it's because of the hills

 

I kinda doubt it? I mean aside from “Texas Hill Country” but that’s not Austin it’s west of Austin

 

Atlanta is super hilly we just live very close to downtown where they’ve leveled a lot more ground

I legitimately could not ride a bike if we lived in north Atlanta near Brookhaven. Impossible for casual riding.

 

It is though.

 

I had to check. Dallas gets about 25 tornados a year. Austin gets MAYBE one.

 

Ban Texas

 

https://www.researchgate.net/figure...s-the-eight-indices-ordered-by_fig1_281672365

This study does have Austin hillier than Atlanta

 

NFL thread, there's gold in their hills

 

How do y’all find this shit so fast. I searched it and ended up just reading Austin vs Atlanta reddit threads haha

 

Wait a minute now I’m confused. Becuase it’s saying Baltimore is more hilly than either city and that’s just plain wrong. Am I reading it wrong? Does it not have the lowest, highest, and average percentiles on that chart?