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Haha... no it doesn't. There is more highrise construction going on in Philly currently. As far as I know there are only two skyscrapers under construction in Atlanta and then there are a few proposals. The rest are infill, midrises or lowrises. Emporis is not a good source for highrise construction. It is not updated consistently.
I'll learn to take what you say with a grain of salt.
That's 2 cents more than what your remarks are worth.
Because these two cities are pretty different, I think we're seeing some pretty strong opinions, and that's okay -- but it's possible to do it more civilly.
I respect RuPaul.I also respect Will Smith.However IF one was to be accused of selling out,it be Will Smith So in a sense Atlanta has stayed true to itself.Just like RuPaul against all odds.After all the Phoenix rising out of its own ashes is Atlanta's creed and mascot.
A drag queen with a prime time show in the 90's was pretty impressive and groundbreaking.
Ive been to Atlantic City several times and its sucks out the ass.lol Unless you are a gambler its not much there for people unless you just don't expect much.
How can you defend such a city when the wealthy crap all over the poor and the politicians to this day turn a blind eye?
As soon as you leave the casino area AC turns in to a third world country. I'm ashamed its in America.I would NEVER tell anybody to go there.It is a sad social commentary of an American city that has fallen from grace.
Huh?? If you're not into casinos, you can go to Tangers Outlets, hit the Boardwalk, check out the Carnival, chill at the beach, shop at the mall on the B'Walk, and of course, AC has its nightlife scene to keep one busy, whether or not you're going there for the casinos. I went to AC this past summer for the third time (Before turning 21 btw) and as usual, I still had a great time.
This past summer, I saw the other side of AC beyond the Boardwalk for the first time, and it looked pretty gritty in parts and a little sketchy in some parts yet fairly nice in others. It was pretty interesting IMO.
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If you're not into casinos, you can go to Tangers Outlets, hit the Boardwalk, check out the Carnival, chill at the beach, shop at the mall on the B'Walk, and of course, AC has its nightlife scene to keep one busy, whether or not you're going there for the casinos. I went to AC this past summer for the third time (Before turning 21 btw) and as usual, I still had a great time.
