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my favorite comment is :" wow, it's really windy, no wonder they call it they Windy City" I used to try to explain to people the real meaning, but I gave up after a while
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Yea, I hate it when people from the coasts look at the Midwest and think "boring!" It's like "Have you ever even been here?!" But anyways I get a laugh when tourists come here and say "Wow, it's so cold and windy!" and I'm thinking "Why do you think it's called the windy city, you dope" Ha
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![]() Its not called the Windy City due to its wind currents. ![]() |
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