Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by jamills21

ATL is closer to ATL.

ATL is not "closer to" ATL; it is ATL.

I'm not sure why you have such a problem with a simple point of comparison; it wasn't meant to be an in-depth analysis of similarities and differences.

[jamills21]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

ATL is not "closer to" ATL; it is ATL.

I'm not sure why you have such a problem with a simple point of comparison; it wasn't meant to be an in-depth analysis of similarities and differences.

cause they aren't similar....It's like saying ATL has hills so they must similar.

it wasn't meant to be an in-depth analysis of similarities and differences

exactly! that's why I said its shallow

It's cool though....I'm sure we both are not going to agree w/ each other. .

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by jamills21

cause they aren't similar....It's like saying ATL has hills so they must similar.



exactly! that's why I said its shallow

It's cool though....I'm sure we both are not going to agree w/ each other. .

The person who originally made the comparison wasn't saying they were similar, just that Atlanta is closer to the LA "model" than the NYC "model." I kinda thought the point was self-evident.

Just because it was a surface-level comparison doesn't mean it didn't serve a purpose.

[jamills21]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

The person who originally made the comparison wasn't saying they were similar, just that Atlanta is closer to the LA "model" than the NYC "model." I kinda thought the point was self-evident.

Just because it was a surface-level comparison doesn't mean it didn't serve a purpose.

Fair enough...I'm out. I still don't agree.

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by speagles84

No I've seen your other posts on here. You're a (insert this suburb-city) HOMER.

I'm not from, nor have ever lived in Atlanta.