fig96 said:
Complete Idiot said:
fig96 said:
Hyperbole is not your strong suit.
Maybe not but it was fun to dissect. You had a chance for an out or explanation but kind of doubled down with the "every day for 15 months".
You're trying to win an argument I'm not making.
I live out there and can't imagine how remote someone would need to be if they find that chaotic, which was the somewhat tongue in cheek point of my post.
But if someone is looking for something else or finds some odd satisfaction in demographic analysis, knock yourself out.
Well, youre making the argument he can't find something less chaotic than Cedar park within an hour of the arboretum. You say it was hyperbole and tongue in cheek but have restated your belief/argument/whatever in three separate posts. The word chaotic seems to have hung you up, so we can strike that variable. The other two he mentioned were traffic and population so I bet we can agree - actually agreeing doesn't matter with facts but anyway - that the cities he mentioned have less traffic and population than Cedar park. Chaos may be a state of mind and those who find thorn dale and Cedar park as chaotically equal have no need to move. It seems the original poster has a different experience. His saying Cedar park is too busy for his goals isn't an attack on Cedar park. You can say it's calm and laid back but the traffic counts on 620, 183, 183A, Parmer, 1431, and even Lakeline are pretty impressively high - and getting worse as Leander and further out builds up. And as they build up the one hour commute circle around the arboretum area gets smaller and smaller. In fact having said that, and knowing schools are a factor, I might look along 183 - to take advantage of toll road commute as much as possible - and find the northern edge of the liberty hill school district. I guess Briggs would be too far out?