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Old 04-14-2009, 11:28 AM
 
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And you don't think I meant "worldly" in my reference? Paris is more than quaint bistros, touristy pedestrian streets, and Versace shops. It's also home to thousands of immigrants and resident migrants from all around the world, and thus home to dozens of languages, reading/music habits, cuisines, religions, etc. That's quite cosmopolitan, in the grandest sense.
I already stated that I thought you did. I don't have a dog in this fight about the ethnic population, immigrant thing...it just doesn't matter to me. Of course the TC aren't Paris
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Old 04-14-2009, 11:41 AM
 
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That's the curse of the Upper Midwest: very interesting cities (Mke, Mpls, Madtown, etc.) that could and would be even more dynamic if it weren't for the 7-month winter. But even given the cold temps in MN and WI (and other northern zones), I far prefer Mke, Mpls, and Madison to the warmer cities down south, such at Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, etc.
I wouldn't mind trying out Atlanta if given the chance, I think I could enjoy it, as it is much closer to other interesting states for traveling purposes. I have only passed through Dallas, Fortworth and found the hugest roaches in a fast food restaurant bathroom along with the looks of dust and rednecks and dry town crap, makes me think I couldn't handle the state, but could get a much cheaper house there and so who knows where we would pick if we decide to move for retirement.

I am bored with Madison but this is where our income base is, and with this economy just need to stay put.
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Old 04-14-2009, 11:47 AM
 
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I wouldn't mind trying out Atlanta if given the chance, I think I could enjoy it, as it is much closer to other interesting states for traveling purposes. I have only passed through Dallas, Fortworth and found the hugest roaches in a fast food restaurant bathroom along with the looks of dust and rednecks and dry town crap, makes me think I couldn't handle the state, but could get a much cheaper house there and so who knows where we would pick if we decide to move for retirement.

I am bored with Madison but this is where our income base is, and with this economy just need to stay put.
Yeah, if I had to pick one of those three, it would be Atlanta..... But still, the sultry summers, the gimongous roaches.... yuck.

But I guess I'll stay put and keep working actively for Milwaukee's secession from Wisconsin!
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Old 04-14-2009, 11:54 AM
 
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Yeah, if I had to pick one of those three, it would be Atlanta..... But still, the sultry summers, the gimongous roaches.... yuck.

But I guess I'll stay put and keep working actively for Milwaukee's secession from Wisconsin!


^See I can't get caught up in that as I have absolutely no dog in that fight! I see you meant it sarcastically anyway. I personally don't think Milwaukee can ever rise above the reputation they currently have.

I actually came across a downtown MPLS apt complex infested with roaches and other insects during my young traveling days. It was disgusting!
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