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I've never been to Minneapolis and have only the antecdotal evidence from former Twin Cities' residents now living in Denver. But Denver is the smallest of the three and probably the least vibrant and cosmopolitan.
Should have known that YOU would be the first one in to rip on Denver! It is a 100 percent fact that not a Denver thread goes by without you dropping a bad line on it! Please show me the facts that says Denver is the SLOWEST at driving.
Should have known that YOU would be the first one in to rip on Denver! It is a 100 percent fact that not a Denver thread goes by without you dropping a bad line on it! Please show me the facts that says Denver is the SLOWEST at driving.
Who said slow was a bad thing? You should know that I'm a Denver native who happens to love the area. I just don't pretend that it's the glitzy, glamorous hub of cosmopolitan culture that you wish it was. It's a boring middle-American cowtown with incredible views, beautiful mountains, and generally nice people. And, yes, it isn't the quickest place, either. But that's why I love it.
And, of course, my evidence is merely antecdotal. 99% of the questions on here are purely antecdotal.
I've never been to Minneapolis and have only the antecdotal evidence from former Twin Cities' residents now living in Denver. But Denver is the smallest of the three and probably the least vibrant and cosmopolitan.
Your inacurate Denver bashing comments jumping from the Denver to City to City forums have lost you any sense of credibility. I am a local and can spot a native imposter a mile away. On a previous thread you stated that you have been to minneaplolis and that Denver would NEVER be as cosmoplitan as Minneapolis.
As to the OP'S question I would say Seattle is fastest paced and Denver/Minneapolis are fairly close to each other.Minneapolis has the edge on cultural amen. while Denver holds the lead in things like higher end shopping IMO..
I enjoy all three cities...but Denver is currently home once again.
Your inacurate Denver bashing comments jumping from the Denver to City to City forums have lost you any sense of credibility. I am a local and can spot a native imposter a mile away. On a previous thread you stated that you have been to minneaplolis and that Denver would NEVER be as cosmoplitan as Minneapolis.
As to the OP'S question I would say Seattle is fastest paced and Denver/Minneapolis are fairly close to each other.Minneapolis has the edge on cultural amen. while Denver holds the lead in things like higher end shopping IMO..
I enjoy all three cities...but Denver is currently home once again.
Denver so doesn't have the lead in things like higher-end shopping. It's a great city, but it's not really that high-end. Aspen on the other hand is a haven for rich shoppers.
Denver so doesn't have the lead in things like higher-end shopping. It's a great city, but it's not really that high-end. Aspen on the other hand is a haven for rich shoppers.
Between Minneapolis and Denver it does, and yes I have spent a few summers living in Aspen..I am well aware of that, but even Aspenites drive down to the Cherry Creek North shopping district. There are also a fair number of VAIL/ASPEN residents who own second homes in CC to be near those restaurants/shopping. Cherry Creek serves the entire inner mountain west so it's a destination district..very high end.
Between Minneapolis and Denver it does, and yes I have spent a few summers living in Aspen..I am well aware of that, but even Aspenites drive down to the Cherry Creek North shopping district. There are also a fair number of VAIL/ASPEN residents who own second homes in CC to be near those restaurants/shopping. Cherry Creek serves the entire inner mountain west so it's a destination district..very high end.
I thought you meant between the three cities. And I've never heard of Cherry Creek, but I looked it up and it really does look very high-end.
I thought you meant between the three cities. And I've never heard of Cherry Creek, but I looked it up and it really does look very high-end.
Ya Seattle is in a tier above Minneapolis and Denver in many categories. Can't think Seattle without thinking Nordstom.
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