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Old 04-09-2009, 08:10 PM
 
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Atlanta-Trees
Austin-University of Texas, Real World Austin
Baltimore-The Wire, Camden Yard
Boston-Fenway Park and the Green Monster
Chicago-Sears Tower
Cleveland-Lake Erie
Columbus-Biggest City in Ohio
Dallas-Mark Cuban
Denver-Mile High Stadium
Detroit-Cars, Abandoned Factories
Honululu- Wakikki Beach
Houston-Astrodome
Indianapolis-Indy 500
Jacksonville-Superbowl from a couple years ago
Kansas City-Techa N9na, Second Twin Cities
Las Vegas-the strip
Long Beach-beaches
Los Angeles-urban sprawl, the rose bowl
Memphis-Elvis, Mississipi River
Miami-Humidity, Scarface
Milwaukee-beer
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Metrodome
New Orleans-Mardi gras bourbon street, aftermath of katrina
New York City-5 boroughs, Empire State Building, 9/11
Colorado Springs-Air Force Academy
Oakland-Pimps, Raiders
Oklahoma City-Bricktown
Philadelphia-Rocky
Phoenix-desert
Portland-Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens
St. Louis- the arch
San Antonio-The Alamo
San Diego-Sunny Days, Beaches, Tijuana
San Francisco-The Bridges and the Bay
Seattle-Rain, starbucks
DC-Government, ghettos, Redskins
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Old 04-09-2009, 09:17 PM
 
Location: Concrete jungle where dreams are made of.
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Why do you always mention your age in a lot of your posts? I just don't see the point, lol. You're not the youngest person on c-d.
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Old 04-09-2009, 09:30 PM
 
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Believe me, some of the dirtiest and grimiest urban areas in the country (i.e. near the Civic Center, parts of inner Mission, Tenderloin, Hunter's Point) are in San Francisco, along with some of the cleanest (Marina, Pacific Heights, Nob Hill).

Also, although the San Francisco bay area as a whole is relatively sunny, SF itself can be quite overcast for stretches, particularly in the sunset and richmond districts.


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What is the image that pops into your head when you hear the names of these cities? Keep in mind I'm only 16 so a few of these may seem out of ignorance.

Atlanta, Ga. - A Black Falcon over a blurry skyline, The Olympics

Austin, Tex. - Redneck attire

Baltimore, Md. -Purple skyline

Boston, Mass. -Red brick buildings



Chicago, Ill. -Gritty sidewalks and downtown Chicago

Cleveland, Ohio -Drew Carry

Colorado Springs, Colo. -Springs and rocks

Columbus, Ohio -Atmosphere song that mentions Columbus

Dallas, Tex. -Cowboy

Denver, Colo. -Can't depict it exactly

Detroit, Mich. -Cars, dirty city, depression

Honolulu, Hawaii -Paradise

Houston, Tex. -NASA

Indianapolis, Ind. -Industrial type buildings

Jacksonville, Fla. -Beaches

Kansas City, Mo. -Atmosphere song

Las Vegas, Nev. -Casinos, Nightlife

Long Beach, Calif. -The OC TV show,Rich People

Los Angeles, Calif. -Palm Trees, Latino Gangs, Compton


Memphis, Tenn. -Small town, old western

Miami, Fla. -Beaches

Milwaukee, Wis. -Downtown Milwaukee

Minneapolis, Minn. -Lakes,Trees, the color blue


New Orleans, La. -Katrina, Harry C Jr.,Jazz

New York, N.Y. -Downtown NYC

Oakland, Calif. -The Bart Shootings

Oklahoma City, Okla. -Timothy McVay

Philadelphia, Pa. -Liberty Bell, Fresh Prince

Phoenix, Ariz. -The Sun, John McCain

Portland, Ore. -Minneapolis of the West Cost

St. Louis, Mo. -The Arch, Obama speaking there

San Antonio, Tex. -Not sure,

San Diego, Calif. -LT

San Francisco, Calif. -Bright, sunny, clean, Gay people

Seattle, Wash. -Frasier,The spire building

Washington, DC -Government, Ghettos
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Old 04-09-2009, 09:33 PM
 
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Seattle has more hipsters than anywhere. I live here now and I can't stand them...

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Atlanta, GA - big ol' booties

Austin, TX - hipsters

Boston, MA - hipsters with scarves

Chicago, IL - large mustaches

Cleveland, OH - river catching on fire

Colorado Springs, CO - Jesus freaks

Columbus, OH - sorry, nothing comes to mind

Dallas, TX - cars with bull's horns on the front

Denver, CO - Dog the Bounty Hunter

Detroit, MI - hopeless ghetto

Honolulu, HI - Dog the Bounty Hunter

Houston, TX - *grillz*

Indianapolis, IN - David Letterman

Kansas City, MO - Tech N9ne

Las Vegas, NV - casinos, bright lights

Long Beach, CA - Snoop Dogg

Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood sign

Memphis, TN - Blues music

Miami, FL - Scarface

Milwaukee, WI - Summerfest

New Orleans, LA - Jazz, Cajun food

New York, NY - Times Square

Oakland, CA - Too $hort

Oklahoma City, OK - Timothy McVeigh

Philadelphia, PA - Benjamin Franklin

Phoenix, AZ - hot, dry desert

Portland, OR - hippies, rain

St. Louis, MO - the Arch

San Antonio, TX - the Alamo

San Diego, CA - Tijuana

San Francisco, CA - hippies, steep hills

Seattle, WA - salmon, rain

Washington, DC - the Capitol dome
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Old 04-09-2009, 11:08 PM
 
Location: Lawrence, IN
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Atlanta, Ga. - MLK

Austin, Tex. - frat parties

Boston, Mass. - irish



Chicago, Ill. - gangs

Cleveland, Ohio - indians, lebron

Colorado Springs, Colo. - water

Columbus, Ohio - college town

Dallas, Tex. - JR

Denver, Colo. - thin air

Detroit, Mich. - grimy

Honolulu, Hawaii - my name Kona

Houston, Tex. - humidity

Indianapolis, Ind. - home

Kansas City, Mo. - chiefs

Las Vegas, Nev. -Casinos

Long Beach, Calif. - snoop

Los Angeles, Calif. - gangs, movies


Memphis, Tenn. - hood

Miami, Fla. - cubans

Milwaukee, Wis. - cheese



New Orleans, La. - mardi gras

New York, N.Y. - the subway

Oakland, Calif. - raiders

Oklahoma City, Okla. - bombings

Philadelphia, Pa. - culture

Phoenix, Ariz. - republican, sunsets

Portland, Ore. - Sam Bowie

St. Louis, Mo. - Bud Wis Er

San Antonio, Tex. - military, riverwalk

San Diego, Calif. -navy, chargers

San Francisco, Calif. -gay people

Seattle, Wash. - rain, grey

Washington, DC - money
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Old 04-10-2009, 10:23 AM
 
Location: Lower East Side, Milwaukee, WI
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Atlanta, Ga. - MLK

Austin, Tex. - frat parties

Boston, Mass. - irish



Chicago, Ill. - gangs

Cleveland, Ohio - indians, lebron

Colorado Springs, Colo. - water

Columbus, Ohio - college town

Dallas, Tex. - JR

Denver, Colo. - thin air

Detroit, Mich. - grimy

Honolulu, Hawaii - my name Kona

Houston, Tex. - humidity

Indianapolis, Ind. - home

Kansas City, Mo. - chiefs

Las Vegas, Nev. -Casinos

Long Beach, Calif. - snoop

Los Angeles, Calif. - gangs, movies


Memphis, Tenn. - hood

Miami, Fla. - cubans

Milwaukee, Wis. - cheese



New Orleans, La. - mardi gras

New York, N.Y. - the subway

Oakland, Calif. - raiders

Oklahoma City, Okla. - bombings

Philadelphia, Pa. - culture

Phoenix, Ariz. - republican, sunsets

Portland, Ore. - Sam Bowie

St. Louis, Mo. - Bud Wis Er

San Antonio, Tex. - military, riverwalk

San Diego, Calif. -navy, chargers

San Francisco, Calif. -gay people

Seattle, Wash. - rain, grey

Washington, DC - money
Why in the world would Colorado Springs remind you of water??? The city is located in a high desert climate with no significant bodies of water nearby.
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Old 04-10-2009, 10:39 AM
 
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I would have to imagine it's a connection between "springs" and "water". Don't you think?
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Old 04-10-2009, 11:34 AM
 
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Seattle has more hipsters than anywhere. I live here now and I can't stand them...
I agree, death to hipsters.
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Old 04-10-2009, 01:04 PM
 
Location: Atlanta
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Cowboys in Memphis? The city is something like 70% African American. Cowboys???
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Memphis, Tenn. -Small town, old western

LOL Lil math U. I know you probably never been so don't know any better but Memphis is so far from an old western town it's not even funny. For one thing it's mostly black for another most of your old west towns were in very arid desert like locations nothing like the wet Mississippi valley that Memphis sits in. Old West towns also bring to mind Country Western Music. Memphis is the home of Blues and Elvis.
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Old 04-10-2009, 01:26 PM
 
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Atlanta,Ga - Buckeey from Flavor of Love

Austin, Tex. - 6th Street

Boston, Mass. - history

Chicago, Ill. - Candyman

Cleveland, Ohio - The Drew Carey Show

Colorado Springs, Colo. - irrelevant

Columbus, Ohio - Bow Wow

Dallas, Tex. - Cowboys

Denver, Colo. - white people/snow

Detroit, Mich. - motown

Honolulu, Hawaii - volcanoes/beaches

Houston, Tex. - World Class, Diverse, Internationally known city.....JK LOL.....I think swamps and Beyonce.

Indianapolis, Ind. - Gary, Indiana....I don't know why, I just do.

Kansas City, Mo. - irrelevant

Las Vegas, Nev. - asinos

Long Beach, Calif. - irelevant

Los Angeles, Calif. - celebrities


Memphis, Tenn. - country

Miami, Fla. - beaches and sexy women

Milwaukee, Wis. - irrelevant

New Orleans, La. - Master P

New York, N.Y. - Manhattan

Oakland, Calif. - Keyshia Cole

Oklahoma City, Okla. - nothing....

Philadelphia, Pa. - ghetto

Phoenix, Ariz. - dusty

Portland, Ore. - liberals

St. Louis, Mo. - Nelly

San Antonio, Tex. -mexicans

San Diego, Calif. - Nice....

San Francisco, Calif. -gay people

Seattle, Wash. - irrelevant

Washington, DC - presidents
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