Chicago's Biggest Snobs (Des Plaines, Northbrook, Lincoln: live in, title, friendly)

[dementor]

Originally Posted by jdiddy

Right, right, right. Somehow, I often have people holding open doors for me, as I always do the same.

That's right. I often have people hold the doors for me, but it is an exception not a rule here in Chicago. I often find people slam doors in my face in New York but it is an exception, not a rule. That's a big difference.

Originally Posted by jdiddy

Again, it's not us. It's you. And I'm very proud of Chicago for making your experience so terrible. I can only hope we keep it up.

Again, your comment is an example of the infamous Chicago passive-agressive attitude I was talking about. I remember a scene from the movie Weatherman where Cage is pelted with a soda cup just for being famous in Chicago. That's I think the best describes this city immature attitude and that's why nobody who is anybody ever choses to move here. I hope you learn some day...

[Milwaukee City]

Originally Posted by jdiddy

Probably because the answer is obvious. Wealthy areas are always going to be thought of as the snobby areas. So, yes, North Shore, Gold Coast, Lincoln Park, Naperville areas are commonly thought of as snobbier.

True, however everyone I have ever met from LK Forest and Naperville were very nice. I think it's just luck of the draw when you run into a snob.

[noid_1985]

Originally Posted by dementor

Again, your comment is an example of the infamous Chicago passive-agressive attitude I was talking about. I remember a scene from the movie Weatherman where Cage is pelted with a soda cup just for being famous in Chicago. That's I think the best describes this city immature attitude and that's why nobody who is anybody ever choses to move here. I hope you learn some day...

No he was hit with a pop cup for being a weatherman duh- hence the title of the movie Weatherman

[oakparkdude]

Originally Posted by dementor

That's right. I often have people hold the doors for me, but it is an exception not a rule here in Chicago. I often find people slam doors in my face in New York but it is an exception, not a rule. That's a big difference.

Again, your comment is an example of the infamous Chicago passive-agressive attitude I was talking about. I remember a scene from the movie Weatherman where Cage is pelted with a soda cup just for being famous in Chicago. That's I think the best describes this city attitudes and that's why nobody who is anybody ever choses to move here. I hope you learn some day...

Umm, you probably don't realize this, but your anecdotes, stories, etc have no credibility because YOU have no credibility. Your hatred of Chicago forces you to go beyond simply stating your opinion. You have even made (easily debunked) mistatements of fact (lies) about Chicago.

[Anthera]

Originally Posted by Milwaukee City

True, however everyone I have ever met from LK Forest and Naperville were very nice. I think it's just luck of the draw when you run into a snob.

Maybe "snob" isn't the right word. It implies someone of a privledged background behaving in a condescending manner. Maybe you just mean "unfriendly" or "unpleasant".

[jdiddy]

Originally Posted by dementor

That's right. I often have people hold the doors for me, but it is an exception not a rule here in Chicago. I often find people slam doors in my face in New York but it is an exception, not a rule. That's a big difference.




Again, your comment is an example of the infamous Chicago passive-agressive attitude I was talking about. I remember a scene from the movie Weatherman where Cage is pelted with a soda cup just for being famous in Chicago. That's I think the best describes this city immature attitude and that's why nobody who is anybody ever choses to move here. I hope you learn some day...

Says the guy who spends all day whining about other's passive aggressiveness on the internet.

I usually try to avoid getting into these pointless internet arguments, but it was fun. Stay out of those potholes.

[Anthera]

Malls in general tend to attract people fron a wide geographic area. The people you met at Northbrook Court were most likely not from Northbrook.

[jdiddy]

Originally Posted by Milwaukee City

True, however everyone I have ever met from LK Forest and Naperville were very nice. I think it's just luck of the draw when you run into a snob.

Yep. Another observation I think most would find rather obvious.

[dementor]

Originally Posted by jdiddy

Says the guy who spends all day whining about other's passive aggressiveness on the internet.

I am not whining I am commenting. Oh, I forgot, I should get on with Chicago spirit and simply regard the potholes as yet another proof Chicago achieved the big city status. All big cities have potholes, right?

Originally Posted by jdiddy

I usually try to avoid getting into these pointless internet arguments, but it was fun. Stay out of those potholes.

Right. I can see that now. BTW, Maybe this wonderful city should finally fixe those d...n potholes? I know a stretch of Lawrence, between Cumberland and Des Plaines River Dr that's as good as any road in Kabul but I bet they pay much less in taxes in Kabul... I think the Olympic comittee should see that...

[oakparkdude]

Originally Posted by dementor

Right. I can see that now. BTW, Maybe this wonderful city should finally fixe those d...n potholes? I know a stretch of Lawrence, between Cumberland and Des Plaines River Dr that's as good as any road in Kabul but I bet they pay much less in taxes in Kabul... I think the Olympic comittee should see that...

Given your total lack of credibility and your proven history of false statements, I would be very hesitant to take any claims of yours at face value. Maybe the potholes there are bad, and maybe they are not, but I'm not gonna take your word on it.