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I'm not seeing how Miami, Houston, or Atlanta are any more "unique" than Minneapolis. And what does diversity have anything to do with "best downtown"? Sorry, but your reply is a bit silly.
Out of all of those, New Orleans and Savannah (maybe Charleston) are the only ones that are even remotely interesting. The rest are nondescript, soulless Sunbelt cities.
I'm not seeing how Miami, Houston, or Atlanta are any more "unique" than Minneapolis. And what does diversity have anything to do with "best downtown"? Sorry, but your reply is a bit silly.
Out of all of those, New Orleans and Savannah (maybe Charleston) are the only ones that are even remotely interesting. The rest are nondescript, soulless Sunbelt cities.
I'm not seeing how Miami, Houston, or Atlanta are any more "unique" than Minneapolis. And what does diversity have anything to do with "best downtown"? Sorry, but your reply is a bit silly.
Out of all of those, New Orleans and Savannah (maybe Charleston) are the only ones that are even remotely interesting. The rest are nondescript, soulless Sunbelt cities.
...that you've never darkened the doorstep of. Just admit it. You have no idea how they are. And even if you did, most people don't agree with you. Your opinion is not a popular one.
I'm not seeing how Miami, Houston, or Atlanta are any more "unique" than Minneapolis. And what does diversity have anything to do with "best downtown"? Sorry, but your reply is a bit silly.
No your reply was the silly one and shows that you have no clue what you're talking about. And your point was about the cities, not just downtown so if you don't see how diversity gives cities soul and character, then you simply don't know how any of this works. Overall, I'd take the soul and character of Miami, Atlanta, and Houston over that of Minneapolis any day.
I'm not seeing how Miami, Houston, or Atlanta are any more "unique" than Minneapolis. And what does diversity have anything to do with "best downtown"? Sorry, but your reply is a bit silly.
No, this reply is a bit silly. Atlanta, Houston & Miami are distinctly different from Minny. And none of them have ever been dusted with a light blanket of Pillsbury flour.
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Out of all of those, New Orleans and Savannah (maybe Charleston) are the only ones that are even remotely interesting. The rest are nondescript, soulless Sunbelt cities.
The same could be said about soulless, Upper Midwest cities. And Fargo is too small to count, so that would basically mean Minny. At least you have fried cheese curd, though. That's...um interesting, I suppose.
Serous question - have you EVER been outside of the Upper Midwest? Your responses to multiple threads would indicate not, and your views seem VERY provincial concerning anywhere not in your immediate vicinity.
No, this reply is a bit silly. Atlanta, Houston & Miami are distinctly different from Minny. And none of them have ever been dusted with a light blanket of Pillsbury flour.
The same could be said about soulless, Upper Midwest cities. And Fargo is too small to count, so that would basically mean Minny. At least you have fried cheese curd, though. That's...um interesting, I suppose.
Serous question - have you EVER been outside of the Upper Midwest? Your responses to multiple threads would indicate not, and your views seem VERY provincial concerning anywhere not in your immediate vicinity.
Answer - NO. It's fairly obvious by this person's comments.
No your reply was the silly one and shows that you have no clue what you're talking about. And your point was about the cities, not just downtown so if you don't see how diversity gives cities soul and character, then you simply don't know how any of this works. Overall, I'd take the soul and character of Miami, Atlanta, and Houston over that of Minneapolis any day.
...did you not read the title of this thread?
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It's fairly obvious by this person's comments.
