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I believe that none of us can speak for the masses...only ourselves. Having said that, who really cares who wins the poll? The cities are so much alike anyways. But, wouldn't the moderators catch on to someone creating way too many different logins?
I dont think they monitor that.......but it's obvious in this thread!
I dont think they monitor that.......but it's obvious in this thread!
What is obvious in this thread is that there are a few posters who have made few posts. That doesn't automatically equate to posters making twenty or so different identities just to vote in a poll.
What is obvious in this thread is that there are a few posters who have made few posts. That doesn't automatically equate to posters making twenty or so different identities just to vote in a poll.
Someone from Tucson just got upset because they have lost on all these polls.
I live in Albuquerque but am not interested in taking sides.
I really enjoy visiting Tucson, especially in the winter when it's chilly in Albuquerque. I like to go to the outdoor Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Saguaro National Park, and San Xavier del Bac Mission. Sabino Canyon is also great to visit. I enjoy walking around Old Town and checking out the restaurants. Bisbee makes a fun side-trip. Sorry, I don't do any shopping or even know where the malls are in Tucson.
I think I would find living in Tucson a challenge because of the summers. But winter there is lovely.
What is obvious in this thread is that there are a few posters who have made few posts. That doesn't automatically equate to posters making twenty or so different identities just to vote in a poll.
Obvious that some ridiculous individual or individuals created several different screen handles to tilt a poll.
I think that Tucson and Albuquerque are alike in too many ways.
- Great Universities, close to downtown. Being to both, UNM deff wins.
- Both have lackluster downtown's, with small skylines. Albuquerque's wins though.
- Same architecture concepts of new buildings, even old ones.
- Lots of Cactus, Tucson has more palm trees. Many wont last in Albuquerque.
- Lots of crime in specific areas, lots of "officer related" shootings recently.
- The grid layout of the city
- Housing on the hills.... I think Tucson wins this one, Albuquerque just has much larger Mansions.
- Both now have Republican mayors. (Never thought I'd see the day ABQ having one)
For now, thats all I can think of.
Only thing Albuquerque has that Tucson does not, is Victorian Architecture. We have thousands of beautiful 1880 railroad homes on the historical list.
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