What's the best city in the world? (live, state, places)

[CDGJFK]

Originally Posted by theATLien

please explain how NY has a metro population of 15,000 according to your data, and LA only has 10,000.

First I referred you to a geography "refreshner", now I'll kindly ask that you see an optometrist.

If my eyes are working correctly, that list clearly reads......MILLIONAIRE ****ADULTS****, which logically leaves off non-adults (<18 years of age) from the population figures ....which would make the population stats correct.

But if you want some ego stroking I would say that NY is the best in the downtown in the middle of a vibrant downtown category...(if money wasn't an issue)

Obviously...which is why New York is at the very top of the list where the wealthy want to live (and do live), while LA didn't even make the cut.

You have a good night.

[garmin239]

Originally Posted by CDGJFK

Podunk is someplace that doesn't reach my standards - low on the amenities, boring, low-class.... you know, off the radar...

A few other cities on that list are very Podunk (even one of the larger ones), but for the sake of civility I won't go there.

That's not podunk. You are now just making up definitions. Podunk refers to a place in the middle of nowhere.

[CDGJFK]

Originally Posted by garmin239

That's not podunk. You are now just making up definitions. Podunk refers to a place in the middle of nowhere.

Toledo and El Paso are both located in the middle of nowhere.

[garmin239]

no they are not. The Toledo area has hundreds of thousands of people. The El Paso area has a couple million in the direct area.

[thePR]

Originally Posted by CDGJFK

Toledo and El Paso are both located is in the middle of nowhere.

Toledo is right by Cleveland and El Paso is by Ciudad Juarez. And if El Paso is in the middle of nowhere then so are Portland, Seattle, Miami, Atlanta, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis...etc.

http://www.map-of-usa.co.uk/images/usa-physical-map.jpg

[theATLien]

Originally Posted by CDGJFK

Go take a geography course at a community college in Atlanta.



From your hilariously skewed image of Los Angeles (celebrities, mansions!), I think it's safe to assume that you watch too much TV.

Yeah cribs and Lakers game, and I was there a few times.

[CDGJFK]

Originally Posted by thePR

Toledo is right by Cleveland and El Paso is by Ciudad Juarez. And if El Paso is in the middle of nowhere then so are Portland, Seattle, Miami, Atlanta, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis...etc.

http://www.map-of-usa.co.uk/images/usa-physical-map.jpg

Cleveland? No comment.

As I reiterated earlier - Toledo and El Paso are both in the middle of nowhere.

[thePR]

Originally Posted by CDGJFK

Cleveland? No comment.

As I reiterated earlier - Toledo and El Paso are both in the middle of nowhere.

I posted the link for your reference look at it and get back to me. It will help!

[garmin239]

yes, in the middle of nowhere..... despite the fact that there are millions of people in the area.... and down the road from other cities with large population metros.

[CDGJFK]

That's all. I'm done. This conversation has exceeded the threshold of boring about 10 minutes ago.

I'm about to leave my apartment and hit up the cobblestone streets of my neighborhood in the "Worlds Greatest City" (according to Time Out Magazine) and do stuff.





See ya!