What Southern City has the most "Northern" Influence (schools, college)

[atlantaATL]

Originally Posted by Spade

Grow up yo. If there are disagreements, there are disagreements. But if you are going to come down insults, that speaks more about you than anyone else.

Yeah there going to be some disagreement but Id rather stop right here and let you guys have this one because this will get no where going back and forth with yall its tired.

[atlantaATL]

[quote=BMD004;7584882]

Originally Posted by atlantaATL

Why are you so quiet now? What were you wearing when 3 different groups of people had to stop you in one of the biggest malls in America to take pictures of you because you were so fashionable?

Im not quiet regardless of what i say your going to disagree and the too females liked my swagg and style but like i told spade im not about to try and prove anything to you and even if i told you what i had on all your going to say is We been doing that in Houston but i bet i can name a couple of shoes that are back in style that NO one is wearing over there

[KeyserSoze]

All geographically Southern cities have succumbed to geographical Northern ideals. Industrialization. Urbanity. They're slowly becoming indistinguishable.

[jluke65780]

Originally Posted by atlantaATL

Yeah there going to be some disagreement but Id rather stop right here and let you guys have this one because this will get no where going back and forth with yall its tired.

Well you said some pretty far-fetched things. You guys treat Houston as if it's some small backwards town.

[missymomof3]

[quote=atlantaATL;7588416]

Originally Posted by BMD004

Im not quiet regardless of what i say your going to disagree and the too females liked my swagg and style but like i told spade im not about to try and prove anything to you and even if i told you what i had on all your going to say is We been doing that in Houston but i bet i can name a couple of shoes that are back in style that NO one is wearing over there

"Females"? How old are you?

[Spade]

Originally Posted by atlantaATL

Im not quiet regardless of what i say your going to disagree and the too females liked my swagg and style but like i told spade im not about to try and prove anything to you and even if i told you what i had on all your going to say is We been doing that in Houston but i bet i can name a couple of shoes that are back in style that NO one is wearing over there

Name them.

[atlantaATL]

Originally Posted by jluke65780

Well you said some pretty far-fetched things. You guys treat Houston as if it's some small backwards town.

No i know Houston is no slow city But anyone that are fashionistas especially if there are from NYC will agree every market offers different things you cant go to every bloomingdales and find the same things its all about the Grade level of the store some stores offer an abundance of different stuff like i wear alot of Dsquared2 john galliano robin jeans sneakers Supras BKnights greedy genius etc just just some things that i wear and i do some Vintage shops also

[atlantaATL]

[quote=missymomof3;7588669]

Originally Posted by atlantaATL

"Females"? How old are you?

why do you wanna know how old i am

[missymomof3]

[quote=atlantaATL;7589413]

Originally Posted by missymomof3

why do you wanna know how old i am

I am just curious, it's usually teens I hear using that term is all

[atlantaATL]

[quote=missymomof3;7589913]

Originally Posted by atlantaATL

I am just curious, it's usually teens I hear using that term is all

grown men use the word swagg its not a teen word i am 27 and the gurls were 22 and 25 one was orginal from LA and the other one was from some seattle.The only reason why i said Atlanta has Alot of northern in fluence in the south is because 1 Many people from the north migrate here 2 The peach Drop which is similar to the drop in NYC 3The mass transit. Central park = Piedmont and centinnal which are located right in the heart the downtown Atlanta few more examples Atlanta trys to do alot of things like northern citys. Especially with creating this Midtown Mile thing.