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St.Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Sioux Falls
Toledo
Fresno
Mobile
Jacksonville
Reno
Richmond
El Paso
Boston
San Diego
St. Louis - Baseball
Cincinnati - Terrible spaghetti
Buffalo - The "other" part of New York
Sioux Falls - Native American heritage
Toledo - Boring
Fresno - meth amphetamine
Mobile - Rednecks
Jacksonville - conservative white yuppies
Reno - Johnny Cash
Richmond - Civil war politics
El Paso - Mexicans
Boston - Irish, Poles
San Diego - Beaches and zoo
St.Louis-Chris Carpenter
Cincinnati-an extremely strange exhibit I once saw at the Cincinnati museum of modern art that involved an idea of what primordial soup was like
Buffalo-the K-gun
Sioux Falls-most charitable US city per capita scaled for income
Toledo-glass
Fresno-grapes
Mobile-the Monitor
Jacksonville-CSX
Reno-gambling
Richmond-the various interesting railroad junctions
El Paso-Franklin Mountains
Boston-wondering if rowers get Head of the Charles
San Diego-Navy Seals
St.Louis- Arch, Cardinals
Cincinnati- Lathes and other machinery
Buffalo- An animal, similar to a cow
Sioux Falls- Native Americans
Toledo- ???
Fresno- Confuse it with Frisco, a suburb of Dallas
Mobile- Gulf coast
Jacksonville- palm trees?
Reno- Boring, dry and dusty
Richmond- War, capitol
El Paso- Mexicans
Boston- Irish Americans, cold weather, great universities
San Diego- Zoo, SeaWorld
My answers might appear ignorant, but this is what I first think of when I hear about these cities.
St.Louis- Arch
Cincinnati- I really don't know
Buffalo- Buffalo Wild Wings (a southern thing)
Sioux Falls- I really don't know
Toledo- A burrito
Fresno- I really don't know
Mobile- Cell phone
Jacksonville- Florida's forgotten city
Reno- I really don't know
Richmond- Money. Get it? Rich-mond. I know... stupid.
El Paso- Mexico and crime
Boston- Ice and snow
San Diego- Temperate weather
Most of them I just think, "Why would anyone go THERE?" I just picture featureless, nondescript towns out in the middle of nowhere that came about because somebody's wagon wheel broke and they decided just to stop. That wouldn't apply to Jacksonville, but why is there a city in Florida that's nowhere near the ocean or the Gulf of Mexico? What is the point?
San Diego, though, people say is great. There must be something to it.
And Boston is more like a big town than a real city, but it's got a lot of early American history, and it's very cute.
I'd think Richmond would also have some interesting historical places, since it was the capital of the Confederacy. I'd go there for that.
Buffalo I think of as having huge amounts of snow, because that's what they always show on the news, but I also saw that they had some interesting historical places that I wouldn't mind seeing. Not sure why the person above me says Buffalo Wild Wings is a southern thing--the only one I've ever seen is in Eatontown, NJ. Food's good, but there are a lot of TVs with sporting events going on everywhere--not my thing.
St.Louis- Arch, Cardinals
Cincinnati- Lathes and other machinery Buffalo- An animal, similar to a cow
Sioux Falls- Native Americans
Toledo- ???
Fresno- Confuse it with Frisco, a suburb of Dallas
Mobile- Gulf coast
Jacksonville- palm trees?
Reno- Boring, dry and dusty
Richmond- War, capitol
El Paso- Mexicans
Boston- Irish Americans, cold weather, great universities
San Diego- Zoo, SeaWorld
My answers might appear ignorant, but this is what I first think of when I hear about these cities.
St.Louis --- Middle of country
Cincinnati --- Skyline Chili
Buffalo --- Rust belt
Sioux Falls --- Nothing
Toledo --- Rockets
Fresno --- State
Mobile --- Forrest Gump
Jacksonville --- Gator Bowl
Reno --- Reno 911
Richmond --- Confederate Capital
El Paso --- Mexico
Boston --- Education
San Diego --- Jarassic Park
St.Louis: The Arch, Union station, St. Louis style pizza, Busch Stadium, and fudge making.
Cincinnati: The Deele and The Isley Brother.
Buffalo: Hot wings and terrible winter (which I have no knowledge of).
Sioux Falls: Nothing in particular.
Toledo: It's in Ohio.
Fresno: Fresno State.
Mobile: AL.
Jacksonville: An Army sergeant I once knew.
Reno: Incompetent cops.
Richmond: VA
El Paso: A place that I plan to visit.
Boston: New Edition, the Candy Girl era.
San Diego: Perfect weather. Although, I've never experienced it.
St.Louis...the arch
Cincinnati...proctor and gamble, the reds
Buffalo...lake effect snow
Sioux Falls....prairies
Toledo...rust
Fresno...the normal part of California
Mobile...seafood
Jacksonville...jaguars
Reno...snow, skiing
Richmond...my home state
El Paso...mexicanish
Boston...red sox, history, Irish heritage
San Diego...beaches
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