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I've lived 50 miles away from Charleston almost my entire life...
...and not until I signed up to city-data did I ever think of Charleston as a desirable place to visit, let alone live.
If you get out of the woods occasionally you might discover a new world out there. Charleston is a very impressive city to folks in the know. They even have indoor plumbing, something I would guess you know little about.
I like Charleston. I have went there every year for the past four years except in 2010. My only experience in New Orleans was 9 years ago and I remember the French Quarter smelling like urine and feces so bad I wanted to throw up.
If you get out of the woods occasionally you might discover a new world out there. Charleston is a very impressive city to folks in the know. They even have indoor plumbing, something I would guess you know little about.
I'm not upset with you, because you clearly don't know what you're saying, or who you're saying it to.
I like Charleston. I have went there every year for the past four years except in 2010. My only experience in New Orleans was 9 years ago and I remember the French Quarter smelling like urine and feces so bad I wanted to throw up.
Bourbon Street does smell like urine and feces, the rest of the Quarter usually does not have a smell (or that strong of a smell).
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Originally Posted by sonofaque86
New Orleans is twice the size of Charleston. But Charleston amazingly can compete with larger cities. That's the beauty of the area.
Alot of people actually seem to say that about New Orleans. That it punches above its weight.
Despite liking both I must say I am very surprised by which city is winning this poll...
That's because everyone has an opinion and it appears that more people here are of the opinion that Charleston is the better of the two. Not hard to understand.
That's because everyone has an opinion and it appears that more people here are of the opinion that Charleston is the better of the two. Not hard to understand.
Clever... One is way more known than the other and while I don't have the numbers in front of me I imagine it is quite a bit higher as a destination for tourists. Not to hard to understand expectations there huh? But thanks for your brilliant insight into the nature of opinions...
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