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Are you one of those people that thinks Baltimore is completely empty 9am-5pm mon-fri?
Kill. I done went to school and worked out bmore7 years out my life u have too much pride even some degree DC benefits from bmore don't act like bmore dsnt benefit from the nations capital..or u don't want it to
Kill. I done went to school and worked out bmore7 years out my life u have too much pride even some degree DC benefits from bmore don't act like bmore dsnt benefit from the nations capital..or u don't want it to
I guess I don't really understand it.
I don't find Philly as anything like Baltimore.
Philly is so unique in the way it was built, nothing like NYC and nothing like BMore careful.
Well, I guess I can see how someone would think it's similar to NY (in it's high density) and how someone would think BMore (w/ it's tight row housing), but to me, Bmore, Philly and NYC all have their own flavors, incomparable to each other.
Philly and Baltimore are built similar. Also, Philly's young black culture is a lot like Baltimore's: What they wear; what they drive; the whole dirt bike situation. I've felt more like home to me than DC. DC feels more like a tame version of NYC.
Philadelphia seems more like New York than Baltimore, but it is still very different from both. In my opinion, Philadelphia is most similar to Boston, but again, it is still different. Philly is Philly, it's not a bigger this or a smaller that.
Now, I'll be on my way and start my "Is Seattle a bigger Portland or smaller San Francisco thread"...
Since I don't spend enough time in either 3 I can only go by looks and Philly and Baltimore although very diff vibes strike an amazing similarity from row homes aspect
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Feels A LOT larger than Baltimore, yet quite a bit smaller than NYC. So yeah, a big(ger) Baltimore.
