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Given some of our resident chest-pounding city boosters, I was just wondering which city(cities) you all feel have been far too over-promoted on this forum as of late? Hopefully the offending parties (perhaps even myself included) will "take a hint" and broaden their geographical horizons a bit?
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Given some of our resident chest-pounding city boosters, I was just wondering which city(cities) you all feel have been far too over-promoted on this forum as of late? Hopefully the offending parties (perhaps even myself included) will "take a hint" and broaden their geographical horizons a bit?
NOTE: Multiple-choice poll = Vote for as many cities as you'd like!
A few months ago I would've chosen Omaha and Louisville, but gratefully their boosters have toned down their rhetoric as well as their endless parade of pics.
Atlanta is never Over hyped if anything its downgraded everyone always ranks Atlanta below every other city If i had to pick 2 it would be Houston and NYC
Last edited by atlantaATL; 03-09-2009 at 03:03 PM..
I would rather see more small and mid size cities talked about on here, it seems like all we ever see is NYC, Chicago, LA, and Houston. All great cities but I would like to learn more about cities that do not get as much air time.
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Atlanta should be added to the list.
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You, ScranBarre, are the reason the term "booster" was created...