Southern Destinations: Carolina vs Texas?

Which one do you prefer?

  • Carolina, USA

    Votes: 25 61.0%
  • Republic of Tejas

    Votes: 10 24.4%
  • Neither

    Votes: 6 14.6%

  • Total voters
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murksiderock

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SMF and LAX to VA and NC
I lived in Texas for 19 years -- Houston is best, Dallas is second, and I wouldn't suggest anything else unless you prefer a quiet life.
Lived in South Carolina for 30 years -- the shyt can be beautiful but it's a hell hole. Wouldn't recommend.
Lived in North Carolina for 57 years-- this is the best out of the 3. Decent infrastructure and quality higher education. Depending on where you are in the state you can get that 'southern' feel or not.
There's a southern feel all over NC...
 

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Deuce Dime, TX
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SMF and LAX to VA and NC
Charlotte is in NC.

NC and SC are not anywhere near the same.

So by Carolina you have to be talking about NC.
Charlotte is damn near an SC city the same way Memphis is damn near a Mississippi city. We know that it's "in" NC...

Plenty of relocated SCers in Charlotte, plenty of SCers commute to Charlotte for work. You run across an SCer as much as anyone else in Charlotte and people who are actually native Charlotteans, many have SC relatives and ties...

NC and SC aren't "the same" but there is plenty of cultural interchange, Fayetteville is another city in NC with a lot of ties to SC, Wilmington too. And if you in any of them border counties you see muhfukkas from the other Carolina...

And no, I defined in my OP what I meant. Carolina means both Carolinas...
 

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Brooklyn keeps on taking it.
I lived in Texas for 19 years -- Houston is best, Dallas is second, and I wouldn't suggest anything else unless you prefer a quiet life.
Lived in South Carolina for 30 years -- the shyt can be beautiful but it's a hell hole. Wouldn't recommend.
Lived in North Carolina for 57 years-- this is the best out of the 3. Decent infrastructure and quality higher education. Depending on where you are in the state you can get that 'southern' feel or not.
Bruh how old are you?

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Brooklyn keeps on taking it.
Charlotte is damn near an SC city the same way Memphis is damn near a Mississippi city. We know that it's "in" NC...

Plenty of relocated SCers in Charlotte, plenty of SCers commute to Charlotte for work. You run across an SCer as much as anyone else in Charlotte and people who are actually native Charlotteans, many have SC relatives and ties...

NC and SC aren't "the same" but there is plenty of cultural interchange, Fayetteville is another city in NC with a lot of ties to SC, Wilmington too. And if you in any of them border counties you see muhfukkas from the other Carolina...

And no, I defined in my OP what I meant. Carolina means both Carolinas...
Doesn’t matter how close they are to the boarding state. Charlotte feels like nothing in SC. Drove through SC to Charlotte and it literally felt like night and day.
 

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Charlotte is damn near an SC city the same way Memphis is damn near a Mississippi city. We know that it's "in" NC...

Plenty of relocated SCers in Charlotte, plenty of SCers commute to Charlotte for work. You run across an SCer as much as anyone else in Charlotte and people who are actually native Charlotteans, many have SC relatives and ties...

NC and SC aren't "the same" but there is plenty of cultural interchange, Fayetteville is another city in NC with a lot of ties to SC, Wilmington too. And if you in any of them border counties you see muhfukkas from the other Carolina...

And no, I defined in my OP what I meant. Carolina means both Carolinas...

Okay. But isn't everything you listed IN NC?

You keep saying people from SC come to NC all the time.

True dat. Guess why?
 

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Carolina is home. I’m biased, so I will choose Carolina over Texas. I live in GA now, but Im trying to get back to Carolina. Texas is dope, too, though. I would not mind moving to Houston or Dallas.
 
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