Keep Houston Weird
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Things I like: 1. The website RoadsideAmerica.com . The site come in particularly handy when visiting small towns with no obvious places of interest. When it comes to big cities, I generally don't think to even check. I mean sure, NYC must have some great quirky attractions but are you really going to pass up the MOMA in order to see George Washington's wooden tooth displayed in a bar? Ok, bad example. I would totally do that. 2. Bizarro museums, random displays of folk art, unnaturally large balls of twine. If you build it, I will visit. (Note: I tried to stick to the original phrasing but "come" just did not sound right here) 3. Taking unsuspecting people to visit any of the things listed in #2. Things I don't like: 1. Most of Texas. I only say "most" because I am willing to give Austin and San Antonio a pass. The rest of the state- phoeey .