What is the most boring large city in the United States? (similarities, places) - City vs. City - Page 23 - City-Data Forum

Johnbiggs · 11-07-2009, 03:58 PM

I can't say it's definitively the most boring, but I'll say that i was in Buffalo for a few months, and that place is dead.

grindin · 11-07-2009, 04:02 PM

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I can't say it's definitively the most boring, but I'll say that i was in Buffalo for a few months, and that place is dead.

I think most people up there go to Toronto for fun.

UrbanLover · 11-07-2009, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnbiggs

I can't say it's definitively the most boring, but I'll say that i was in Buffalo for a few months, and that place is dead.

Yeah, it's nothing, but your average small city, nothing special.

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I think most people up there go to Toronto for fun.

Very true. I got a friend in Buffalo, he jets to Toronto all the time.

Howest2008 · 11-07-2009, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by DeaconJ

Why does every thread have to turn into Fresno vs. Tulsa?

Sorry this isn't normal here( it's a aberration), I took two cities with
enormous potential..one was one of my hometown(s) Tulsa and another
a city that I tried to live in , and chronicled their's climbing out of nowhere
(ville) and so Boring "That It's Hurts" to (Attractive American Cities)as far
as Tulsa goes 5 to 10 years Fresno 10 years.

DeaconJ · 11-07-2009, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Howest2008

Sorry this isn't normal here( it's a aberration), I took two cities with
enormous potential..one was one of my hometown(s) Tulsa and another
a city that I tried to live in , and chronicled their's climbing out of nowhere
(ville) and so Boring "That It's Hurts" to (Attractive American Cities)as far
as Tulsa goes 5 to 10 years Fresno 10 years.

I was kidding.

Howest2008 · 11-07-2009, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DeaconJ

I was kidding.

Well then Alright...don't we all Kid Around A Lot...and it's nice to
find some one that's Not UPTIGHT..because I spend A Lot Of TIME
APOLOGING for hurting some one feelings...On City-Data.COM

cdw1084 · 11-07-2009, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by UrbanLover

Yeah, it only has possibly the most history of any city outside of D.C. and Boston. At worst Philly is third. Your nonstop northeast bashing never stops.

It's not bashing the NE, hell I like DC and NYC. I just think Philly is boring, get over it. It's my opinion and you can't change it.

UrbanLover · 11-08-2009, 03:02 AM

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It's not bashing the NE, hell I like DC and NYC. I just think Philly is boring, get over it. It's my opinion and you can't change it.

You are right. I can't change your opinion and am not trying to.

The only thing that I am saying is anyone that thinks a city the size of Philly is boring then they need to examine themselves, it's not the city.

cdw1084 · 11-08-2009, 05:26 AM

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You are right. I can't change your opinion and am not trying to.

The only thing that I am saying is anyone that thinks a city the size of Philly is boring then they need to examine themselves, it's not the city.

People say the same thing about Houston and Houston is larger than Philly so based on your theory if someone says Houston is boring it would be that person not Houston. Please tell me im correct!

UrbanLover · 11-08-2009, 05:33 AM

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People say the same thing about Houston and Houston is larger than Philly so based on your theory if someone says Houston is boring it would be that person not Houston. Please tell me im correct!

Of course.

Anyone that thinks Houston is boring is mentally insane.

Also, I would like to add that smaller cities can be really boring. I can see that with....... Raleigh, Norfolk, Jacksonville, Sacramento, Providence, etc....... not the big ones though.