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Baltimore is extremely unique as well. It's local culture may not be as known as New Orleans, but it definitely isn't anything like the souless pit that DC has become.
I've read in another message board that people are getting very annoyed with people associating DC with Baltimore.
I think extremely unique is a gross stretch. I definitely think it would have more soul than DC but I don't think people go to Baltimore and feel like they left the country.
I think extremely unique is a gross stretch. I definitely think it would have more soul than DC but I don't think people go to Baltimore and feel like they left the country.
They should be, but it us right there.
No, I don't think it people will think that they have left the country, however, that doesn't negate the fact that there is no other city like Baltimore. That logic can also dictate that if your city reminds people of another country, then how unique is it really? Baltimore is known as quirky, eccentric place, from the accents, local customs, neighborhoods, food. You can't find some of these things anywhere except Baltimore.
No, I don't think it people will think that they have left the country, however, that doesn't negate the fact that there is no other city like Baltimore. That logic can also dictate that if your city reminds people of another country, then how unique is it really? Baltimore is known as quirky, eccentric place, from the accents, local customs, neighborhoods, food. You can't find some of these things anywhere except Baltimore.
Isn't most other NE cities reminiscent of Baltimore (or vice versa), and we're talking in the context of New Orleans where it's closest physical cousin would be Mobile or a Spanish built Caribbean city.
New Orleans reminds me of a Caribbean country but it's culture is a gumbo of Caribbean, West African, Italian, French, and Spanish.
I'm not saying it's not unique, but not when you compare it to NOLA. That's usually reserved for cities like Miami, Key West, San Francisco, Savannah, etc.
Isn't most other NE cities reminiscent of Baltimore (or vice versa), and we're talking in the context of New Orleans where it's closest physical cousin would be Mobile or a Spanish built Caribbean city.
New Orleans reminds me of a Caribbean country but it's culture is a gumbo of Caribbean, West African, Italian, French, and Spanish.
I'm not saying it's not unique, but not when you compare it to NOLA. That's usually reserved for cities like Miami, Key West, San Francisco, Savannah, etc.
No, aside from rowhouses, Baltimore is nothing like those cities, but those cities are reminiscent of each other. Baltimore has no to twin.
Trump hates Chicago for a host of reasons, home of Obama, protests outside of his hotel, democratic stronghold. The crime is far less in Chicago than the other two you mentioned. This is a crazy poll, Chicago outshines the rest by a mile.
Not to mention he got ran out of Chicago when he tried to hold a rally there. lol
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