What do you think when you hear these cities? (neighborhood, casinos)

[g500]

St. Louis - dangerous in some areas
Cincinnati - Pittsburgh's cousin
Buffalo - gritty, snowy, once was usa's 8th largest city, Bills, Niagara Falls
Sioux Falls - great plains
Toledo - Near Detroit
Fresno - In Cali
Mobile - thick southern accent. Not sure if it's pronounced Mow Bile or Mow Beal
Jacksonville - biggest city limits
Reno - desert. Johnny cash shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die
Richmond - near DC, it is the beginning of the South
El Paso - spanish speaking
Boston - Harvard, historical
San Diego - zoo

[Nukua]

Originally Posted by Amercity

Im not going to give you easy cities.

St.Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Sioux Falls
Toledo
Fresno
Mobile
Jacksonville
Reno
Richmond
El Paso
Boston
San Diego

St.Louis - Missisppi River
Cincinnati - Over-the-Rhine
Buffalo - Bills
Sioux Falls - Nothing
Toledo - Depressed
Fresno - Armpit of California
Mobile - Alabama
Jacksonville - Nothing
Reno - Casinos
Richmond - CSA former Capital
El Paso - Border town and desert
Boston - Colonial architecture
San Diego - Paradise

[OuttaTheLouBurbs]

St. Louis-Home. Despite all its flaws I will defend it til the day I die
Cincinnati-StL's cousin. Actually a really beautiful city with a promising future. I'm a big fan of Cincy and I can't wait to go back there
Buffalo-Snowy; from what I know is making a comeback
Sioux Falls-Rumor is that this city is a hidden gem, would love to check it out
Toledo-Seems like a total dump; all the worst aspects of the rust belt without any of the hope, optimism, hardiness, and creativity you see in the bigger regional cities (Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, etc.). I'm more than willing to be wrong, but I feel like the city just gave up a while ago
Fresno-Bargain California. Not paradise, not a dump, just kind of chuggin along
Mobile-Lil' N'arleans with a stronger Deep South influence, plus an increasingly important port
Jacksonville-Ugh. Not a fan. Makes me think of golf and retirement. We deserve a football team more than they do
Reno-Las Vegas' wannabe little brother, with easy access to Cali
Richmond-Damn beautiful, have never visited but desperately want to. The classiest-seeming Southern city IMO
El Paso-Seems like an underrated border town; from what I can tell, seems surprisingly urban and bustling for an American sunbelt city
Boston-Mark Wahlberg and "losin mah kahkis" comes to mind. Incredible history and architecture, but sorta don't like it because it's already so popular
San Diego-Kind of a mellow cross between LA (beaches) and San Francisco (history). Seems interesting

[manitopiaaa]

St.Louis-dying city with racial tensions and some beautiful neighborhoods
Cincinnati-Northernmost Southern city with lots of corporations
Buffalo-dying industrial city with a great layout
Sioux Falls-rapidly growing but isolated and very conservative city
Toledo-nondescript and dying industrial city
Fresno-large farming city/town with little of note
Mobile-port city with a really tall skyscraper and stagnant population
Jacksonville-rapidly growing town with decent nearby beaches
Reno-Casino town with great forests and lakes nearby
Richmond-Rapidly growing town with beautiful old buildings and great street art
El Paso-Safe, peaceful, isolated and stagnant big city
Boston-Capital of New England with world-class universities, bio-tech and architecture
San Diego-Palm trees, Sea World, San Diego Zoo, great weather, Gaslamp District, lots of Seamen and known for ComiCon and masturbation

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Amercity

Im not going to give you easy cities.

St.Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Sioux Falls
Toledo
Fresno
Mobile
Jacksonville
Reno
Richmond
El Paso
Boston
San Diego

St.Louis ....Gateway Arch
Cincinnati ....WKRP
Buffalo ...Wings...The Bills
Sioux Falls ....nothing...I heard it's a good place to live
Toledo ...Klinger from MASH was from there
Fresno ...pistachio nuts and raisins
Mobile ...thick accent and old battleship
Jacksonville ...Sawgrass and Jacksonville Beach
Reno ....gambling
Richmond ....old colonial architecture
El Paso ....Sun Bowl ....desert....Juarez
Boston....beans...bruins....brains
San Diego ....American paradise....perfect climate

[ABQConvict]

St.Louis
Red brick and elevated highway interchanges, Cahokia

Cincinnati
Roebling Bridge, Oktoberfest, Bengals, Over-the-Rhine

Buffalo
Industry on the lake, a long, long way from NYC

Sioux Falls
Hot dish and bars

Toledo
Corporal Klinger, capital of my least familiar part of Ohio

Fresno
Dusty farm town, California's red headed step child

Mobile
The Deep South meets the ocean

Jacksonville
Where America keeps subdivisions

Reno
911, Albuquerque North

Richmond
Capital of the old South, proximity to the Capital

El Paso
El Pisshole, bordertown, safe city

Boston
Colonial history and architecture, New York haters, plastic paddies

San Diego gorgeous Mediterranean style coastline, proximity to Mexico

[HumpDay]

St Louis - Arch
Cincinnati - Pete Rose
Buffalo - Bruce Almighty
Sioux City - Native Americans
Toledo - Blue collar city south of Detroit
Fresno - City in Cali that no one cares about
Mobile - Gulf of Mexico
Jacksonville - Jaguars
Reno - Casinos and Reno 911
Richmond - Robert E Lee
El Paso - Desert city with a lot of Spanish speaking residents
Boston - Big Dig and Fenway Park
San Diego - Anchorman

[Buckeye614]

Originally Posted by Amercity

Im not going to give you easy cities.

St.Louis- the arch, the hill neighborhood/italian food, Mississippi river
Cincinnati- their skyline, really conservative exurbs, Over-The-Rhine
Buffalo- snow, the bills, urban blight
Sioux Falls- I picture an American bison for some reason
Toledo- the lake, de-industrialization, nice suburbs
Fresno- smog, migrant laborers, hot summers
Mobile- Mardi Gras, the gulf,
Jacksonville- sprawling, beaches, southern
Reno- mountains, casino
Richmond- old houses
El Paso- mountains and desert
Boston- the harbor
San Diego- the beach, Mexico

responses above

[residinghere2007]

Originally Posted by Amercity

Im not going to give you easy cities.

St.Louis - Crime and the Arch
Cincinnati Underground Rail Road - My favorite city in Ohio because it is beautiful
Buffalo Snow
Sioux Falls Huh...had to think about what state it is in lol
Toledo Hometown people think its boring and hate it here, but not me lol
Fresno Someone I don't like is from here
Mobile Coastal Alabama
Jacksonville Nothing in particular - Florida, its hot
Reno Little Las Vegas
Richmond The Civil War
El Paso Never want to go to Texas, too hot
Boston Great historical city
San Diego Friend who says that it is the most beautiful city in CA

All those came to me upon looking at the city names

[gladhands]

Modern-day Richmond is arguably the hippest (and hipsteriest) city in the south. I'm surprised the word hasn't gotten out.