What U.S. city is the most Dissaponting?

[sxrckr]

Please don't take this poll results seriously.

Word is it's been hijacked by Phoenix and Chicago forum people, in an effort to make Houston and New York look bad.

On top of that, the discussion thread has obviously turned into a Los Angeles vs. New York bash session.

[UrbanityRules]

Originally Posted by CityPolice

Did i say smog? I said that LA is more dirty than NYC for sure when it comes to the environment. Does LA have a plan to lower its footprint cause i know that the plan to lower NYCs footprint is one of the biggest plans in the world.


PLANYC 2030

yes i am sure L.A. has a plan as well, maybe not as big as new york though.

[CityPolice]

Originally Posted by UrbanityRules

it is happening, its happening right now as we chat. Go on skyscraper page or skyscraper city and see for your self

I do go on those but it will never make it. Think about each borough has alot of density and growing.

From high to low

Manhattan 70,595/sq mi
Brooklyn 34,916.6/sq mi
Bronx 31,709/sq mi
Queens 20,409.0/sq mi
Staten Island 7,587.9/sq mi

[UrbanityRules]

[quote=sxrckr;6115938]Please don't take this poll results seriously.

Word is it's been hijacked by Phoenix and Chicago forum people, in an effort to make Houston and New York look bad.

On top of that, the discussion thread has obviously turned into a Los Angeles vs. New York bash session.[/QUOTE/]


please

[UrbanityRules]

Originally Posted by CityPolice

I do go on those but it will never make it. Think about each borough has alot of density and growing.

From high to low

Manhattan 70,595/sq mi
Brooklyn 34,916.6/sq mi
Bronx 31,709/sq mi
Queens 20,409.0/sq mi
Staten Island 7,587.9/sq mi

well at least L.A. is trying, but maybe just one day it will surpass NYC, i still like New York though, and now i am going to end this

[AK123]

How in the world did Houston go from very few votes, to winning this poll in such a small amount of time? I suppose it's true what others said about the poll being hijacked and flooded with revenge seekers because of one person's (who happened to be from Houston) comment? If true, that's sad and speaks volumes about the people voting here. I mean, why would you trash an entire city based on something one person said?

And I stand by what I said before -- How can you be disappointed in a city that never gets anything but bad press, yet has one of the better arts/culture scenes, great museums and restaurants?

No. 1: Houston, Texas - Kiplinger.com

Top 10 underrated U.S. cities - US and Canada

America's best restaurant cities - ForbesTraveler.com (http://www.forbestraveler.com/food-drink/restaurant-cities-slide.html - broken link)

Houston Pavilions (http://www.houstonpavilions.com/project-houston.php - broken link) - Facts about Houston

I think it should be a requirement that if you vote, you post and explain your choice. Otherwise, I'm not believing it (and neither should anyone else).