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Give me Buffalo over the South and Southwest where the AC is running 6 months out of the year.
Buffalo averages 94 inches of snow per year, that's about 8 feet of snow. Give me the hot humid weather of the south over that frozen wasteland any day.
With an economy that is changing, demographics shifting, and businesses that are growing, Buffalo is set to be the biggest city in the nation. I mean look, when the temperatures rise and water begins to become scarce, who will have access to the largest fresh water supply in the world? ...not NYC! Also, people are FLOCKING to Buffalo. Buffalo's population is expected to surpass 400,000 in 2020. Compared to the 30,000 loss the previous decade. With this growth, I'd say Buffalo will be larger than NY by 2040.
Companies headquartered in Buffalo such as geico, xerox, kodak, and First Niagara are hiring by the thousands! Even Buffalo's grocery chain, Wegmans, is set to add 100 new stores!
Buffalo is changing, even its suburbs such as Rochester, Albany & Syracuse are growing. It's really amazing to see an area that was in decline for so long suddenly prosper!
So what do you think, which city is better?
Has anyone ever smashed an egg with a frying pan at an intervention for you?
Buffalo averages 94 inches of snow per year, that's about 8 feet of snow. Give me the hot humid weather of the south over that frozen wasteland any day.
That is such b.s. As someone who lives here, and has all my life, I can safely say every year is different. Last year we barely got any snow. This winter we have, but it hasn't been extreme.
That is such b.s. As someone who lives here, and has all my life, I can safely say every year is different. Last year we barely got any snow. This winter we have, but it hasn't been extreme.
That's why I said AVERAGES. The data is compiled over many years. Honestly, know your definitions.
I think wings, celery sticks, bleu cheese dressing and a bread roll (possibly a kummelweck roll to go along with the Western New York thing) qualifies as a good and proper meal. Sometimes I go fancy and have a nice soup and salad with that. It makes me quite happy, but what kind of soup and salad do you think would be the most proper pairing? I'm thinking the salad and the dressing for it should probably be on the light side of things, but I'm not so sure about the soup. Also, what should the dessert be?
I think wings, celery sticks, bleu cheese dressing and a bread roll (possibly a kummelweck roll to go along with the Western New York thing) qualifies as a good and proper meal. Sometimes I go fancy and have a nice soup and salad with that. It makes me quite happy, but what kind of soup and salad do you think would be the most proper pairing? I'm thinking the salad and the dressing for it should probably be on the light side of things, but I'm not so sure about the soup. Also, what should the dessert be?
I'm a big fan of bleu cheese as well. And with respect to their wings, which are delicious, Buffalo Wild Wings has a few rather delicious sandwiches. I've recently tried their Jerk Chicken Sandwich, A+ quality and taste.
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