Tampa Versus Pittsburgh: Which City Do You Feel Is More Important; Which Would You Prefer To Reside In? (transportation, live)

[N130]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

Lol @ the maturity level of some posters in this thread.

I still stand by my Tampa decision.

I know right, its amazing.

Originally Posted by TB Fla

Good luck with having a civilized thread now that DJ is back .

Back on topic, I would think Pittsburgh use to be more important with the steel mills. But since those are pretty much all gone, and Tampa has the Largest port in Florida and a major military base, i'd say Tampa is the more important city.

I've always liked Pittsburgh, the way its situated on the fork of a river surrounded by hills. But I wouldn't want to live there.

I totally agree and I too like the way Pittsburgh is situated, its a beautiful city.

[polo89]

Northerners move to Florida thinking PARADISE. Then they see the crime, and think HELL!!

[DailyJournalist]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

Since when has gravy been tomato sauce? I always thought gravy was Beef gravy, Chicken gravy, Turkey gravy, and that white gravy.

You are from New York and dont know that tomato sauce is called gravy? I am starting to think you are not originally from NY.


YouTube - Sunday Gravy alla Bazzy, Palermo Meatballs & Sausage

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by DailyJournalist

You are from New York and dont know that tomato sauce is called gravy? I am starting to think you are not originally from NY.


YouTube - Sunday Gravy alla Bazzy, Palermo Meatballs & Sausage

Tomato sauce has always been tomato sauce around here.

Never in my life have I heard tomato sauce being called gravy.

[TANaples]

Originally Posted by Infamous92

Tomato sauce has always been tomato sauce around here.

Never in my life have I heard tomato sauce being called gravy.

My Nana, born in 1900, never said spaghetti or tomato sauce. It was tomato gravy. She was a first generation American.

[noland123]

Originally Posted by TANaples

My Nana, born in 1900, never said spaghetti or tomato sauce. It was tomato gravy. She was a first generation American.

I only know it is called gravy because I heard it mentioned on the T.V. series "The Sopranos" when Tony and his crew went to Italy on business.

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by TANaples

My Nana, born in 1900, never said spaghetti or tomato sauce. It was tomato gravy. She was a first generation American.

Yeah I bet that's probably why, I'm not Italian.

[Ben Around]

Pgh for me. Give me the grit, the hills, the colorful neighborhoods, the architecture, the great downtown and yes, even the weather.

[TB Fla]

Originally Posted by TANaples

My Nana, born in 1900, never said spaghetti or tomato sauce. It was tomato gravy. She was a first generation American.

I've never heard of that before. Learn something new everyday.

[thetruth33nthe813]

Originally Posted by kingchef

carniege-mellon university is certainly no dump, in the realm of academics, as it has a national reputation in theater arts to say the very least.

Is that why I've never heard of it? The University of South Florida has one of the better engineering programs in the country.