
10-14-2011, 02:03 AM
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Location: Bella Vista
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Originally Posted by tvdxer
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13) Which city has the better nightlife? Minneapolis
(Full disclosure: I've never been to Philadelphia)
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coudn't have guessed 
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10-14-2011, 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by BlackOut
Haha. No kidding. As of the 2010 census, Edina's population was 41,535. It's black population was 1,688 (3.5%). As for Minneapolis, its total population was 382,578 and its black population was 77,889 (20.4%). St. Paul had a census population of 285,068 with a black population of 49,191 (17.3%).
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i know. i made a post about this before asking why the minneapolis suburbs seem so segregated. Like you said edina and minnesota are like night and day. Yet you check out suburbs of philadelphia (lansdowne, upper darby, ridley park). there are still plenty of black people. the only suburbs in minny with a respectable percentage of blacks are brooklyn center and northside minneapolis.
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10-14-2011, 02:06 PM
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Location: New York City
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Originally Posted by daboywonder2002
better cost of living
better suburbs(sorry but the philly suburbs are just as bad as the city itself)
better education
more for your money.
no car inspections. trust me. sorry to say but i remember having to shell out plenty of money to get my car fixed for the smallest thing.
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You are out of your mind. I have never heard anyone say the Philadelphia suburbs are bad. One the city isnt even bad, so thats false. And to even compare the suburbs to the city is outrageous. Philly burbs are arguably the best in the nation.
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Originally Posted by daboywonder2002
i know. i made a post about this before asking why the minneapolis suburbs seem so segregated. Like you said edina and minnesota are like night and day. Yet you check out suburbs of philadelphia (lansdowne, upper darby, ridley park). there are still plenty of black people. the only suburbs in minny with a respectable percentage of blacks are brooklyn center and northside minneapolis.
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Lansdowne, upper darby, and ridley park are 3 towns. Ridley Park doesn't even have a large black population. You pick 3 towns that aren't the best out of all the towns in the area, and say they represent Philadelphia burbs. And if your the one who said people would rather live in new jersey or Delaware over the Pa side of the philly area, then you are ill informed.
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10-14-2011, 05:05 PM
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Location: MIA/DC
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Originally Posted by cpomp
Philly burbs are the best in the nation.
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Have you ever been outside of Philadelphia?
Go visit Scarsdale, Rye, Greenwich, in the NY area. Los Gatos, Palo Alto, Redwood City in the SF area. Rosslyn, Alexandria, Fairfax, Montgomery in the DC area. Go see suburbs of every large metro above 3 million then come back and say Philly has the best suburbs. Starting to think you Philly homers have never left your area the way you talk these clueless remarks and how other philly boosters just let their partners in crime say these outlandish things
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10-14-2011, 05:21 PM
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Location: Philadelphia, PA
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Actually it's true, and we've got the biggest mall in the nation (by retail sq. footage) to go along with our awesome suburbs. Face it, Philly Rocks and so do its suburbs. You can take your 'homer' talk and shove it, hater.
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Originally Posted by Slyman11
Have you ever been outside of Philadelphia?
Go visit Scarsdale, Rye, Greenwich, in the NY area. Los Gatos, Palo Alto, Redwood City in the SF area. Rosslyn, Alexandria, Fairfax, Montgomery in the DC area. Go see suburbs of every large metro above 3 million then come back and say Philly has the best suburbs. Starting to think you Philly homers have never left your area the way you talk these clueless remarks and how other philly boosters just let their partners in crime say these outlandish remarks.
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10-14-2011, 05:23 PM
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Location: MIA/DC
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Originally Posted by Dub King
Actually it's true, and we've got the biggest mall in the nation (by retail sq. footage) to go along with our awesome suburbs. Face it, Philly Rocks and so do its suburbs. You can take your 'homer' talk and shove it, hater.
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So you agree with cpomp, Philly has the best suburbs in the U.S?
You folks give me anxiety.
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10-14-2011, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Slyman11
Have you ever been outside of Philadelphia?
Go visit Scarsdale, Rye, Greenwich, in the NY area. Los Gatos, Palo Alto, Redwood City in the SF area. Rosslyn, Alexandria, Fairfax, Montgomery in the DC area. Go see suburbs of every large metro above 3 million then come back and say Philly has the best suburbs. Starting to think you Philly homers have never left your area the way you talk these clueless remarks and how other philly boosters just let their partners in crime say these outlandish remarks.
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LOL, like this one?
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Originally Posted by NJPhilliesPhan
8) Which city is cleaner? Philadelphia
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This comment alone is enough to cancel Christmas. 
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10-14-2011, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by cpomp
You are out of your mind. I have never heard anyone say the Philadelphia suburbs are bad. One the city isnt even bad, so thats false. And to even compare the suburbs to the city is outrageous. Philly burbs are arguably the best in the nation.
Lansdowne, upper darby, and ridley park are 3 towns. Ridley Park doesn't even have a large black population. You pick 3 towns that aren't the best out of all the towns in the area, and say they represent Philadelphia burbs. And if your the one who said people would rather live in new jersey or Delaware over the Pa side of the philly area, then you are ill informed.
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so is there a reason why most of the athletes choose to live in new jersey?
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10-14-2011, 07:31 PM
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Location: Villanova Pa.
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Originally Posted by daboywonder2002
so is there a reason why most of the athletes choose to live in new jersey?
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The Flyers practice facility is in NJ so most of the Flyer family guys live around Voorhees but still alot of the single younger players live in Center City.
The guys making big money (Halladay,Hamels,Howard,Utley etc) and all of the Sixers live in PA..
Alot of the Eagles players do gravitate to South jersey. The only thing I can think of is its a bit easier to navigate into the city by car.
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