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Obviously its..
1. Downtown Omaha
2. City of Omaha outside of Central Business District
3. Suburban Omaha
4-tie. Rural Nebraska
4-tie. London
5. New York
6. Paris
No, no uh I'm afraid I cannot. This is part of my standard lexicon and it would mean having to change my entire vocabulary just to suit the interests of a sole individual. I hope you understand.
No, no uh I'm afraid I cannot. This is part of my standard lexicon and it would mean having to change my entire vocabulary just to suit the interests of a sole individual. I hope you understand.
Not just me, the entire populous of Nebraska and some of Iowa taken that as an offensive measure against the city they adore, and you used to call it Omaha before, you changed your lexicon once you can change it again. Plus that paragraph of your is superfluous. I know big words too.
Does the entire populous of Nebraska really adore Omatopia? (look, I changed my lexicon too!). Oh wait, every American should be offended by such an affront to our nation's greatest city!
Not just me, the entire populous of Nebraska and some of Iowa taken that as an offensive measure against the city they adore, and you used to call it Omaha before, you changed your lexicon once you can change it again. Plus that paragraph of your is superfluous. I know big words too.
And what about Beefalo? Should I start to call it Buffalo just to satisfy a few Beefalonians? Or Fartford? Should I start calling it Hartford just to satisfy the wishes of a few people in the Land of Steady Habits? Or should I start calling Filthydelphia Philadelphia after more than two decades?
You've stated your case well and I respect you for that. But while I can sympathize with your plight and the potential wishes of nearly 1.7 million Nebraskans to change what I call the place, I honestly don't believe I should make an exception in this case. I don't think I could respect myself at this stage of my life if I were to comply with your orders...
Thats why I say between Chicago and Denver, and Minneapolis and Tulsa. Though, I think our tower looks better, it even won an award for the best new skyscraper of 2002. And it has two different looks to it.
This
and this
the side looks nice too
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I tried that once, but ended up falling asleep anyway. Good thing the roads are straight!
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All great pics, guys. Yes, the countryside shot has great, crisp color contrasts. Really.
LMAO at #8! In good conscience though Go Ne has defended my little Scranton battles from time to time, so I couldn't vote for my own hometown here! LOL! For what it's worth though Scranton packs quite a little punch for a city of 72,000.
I'm 17 years old, a Yankee Stadium Bleacher Creature (HOME OF THE ORIGINALS DON'T FORGET IT), I shower twice a day, have my teeth whitened every six months, I dress well, and who needs to tan when you have a naturally great one? If anything, I'm the guy to come to for "hot spot" advice, not 79 year old Warren Buffett.
You sound like a metrosexual.
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Very Good Pics
For what it's worth though Scranton packs quite a little punch for a city of 72,000. 
