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The Voltron required to even begin to Challenge the great state of California not only requires multiple states, but needs the help of other countries as well. I'm glad we got that all cleared in plain view for all to see. Lol! *chuckles*
Californians do NOT start these kinds of threads! Gotta admit, it's pretty entertaining though.
I started this thread because I wanted to learn more about and compare the cities in these regions.
I'm not a native of either region. Consider me to be an impartial outsider. :-)
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its - possession
it's - contraction of it is
your - possession
you're - contraction of you are
their - possession
they're - contraction of they are
there - referring to a place
loose - opposite of tight
lose - opposite of win
who's - contraction of who is
whose - possession
alot - NOT A WORD
I could post very similar blocks in Camden, NJ and say "Philadelphia is full of vacant lots". What is your point?
Again, city data forums focus on one stupid aspect of an entire thread, the thread gets derailed, and people try and make arguments about it. Pretty typical.
And you would be the prime perpetrator of said derailment, since you kept responding to the posts.
The fighting ends here. If you don't agree with what I or anyone else has to say, either agree to disagree or don't respond at all. It's that simple.
Great snaps. I mentioned this before in the other NYC Chicago vs LA SF thread that I like underrated places. I would love to see the nature in the great lakes region. I'm originally from Albany and I have a deep appreciation for the great lakes and upper northeast but its been a very long time since I lived back east.
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Great snaps. I mentioned this before in the other NYC Chicago vs LA SF thread that I like underrated places. I would love to see the nature in the great lakes region. I'm originally from Albany and I have a deep appreciation for the great lakes and upper northeast but its been a very long time since I lived back east.
its truly an underrated region as a whole. Upstate NY is gorgeous as well
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