West coast vs. East coast (living, best, state, crime)
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why are cali people so interested in our ethnicities. I thought it was supposed to be some paradise where everyone sings songs and holds hands while looking at the sky dreaming about unicorns?
Swear, all they think about is race all the time.
exactly & the last poster just confirmed what you stated so culturally exposed but so intolerant.who's thick headed???
Whatever. Philly hasn't been a first rate city since the mid 20th century. That title has belonged to NYC, Chicago, and LA with LA now #2 and Chicago #3.
Aside from good Italian and Jewish food and cheesesteaks and pretzels, there really isn't much going on. The nightlife is ok, but nothing spectacular. The history is cool, but you can see it in a day. Entire swaths of the city are crime infested filth pits, which is really a shame since there is so much civic pride.
Reminds me of a play on the old Philadelphia slogan: Remember our past, experience our future, forget about our present.
Whatever. Philly hasn't been a first rate city since the mid 20th century. That title has belonged to NYC, Chicago, and LA with LA now #2 and Chicago #3.
Aside from good Italian and Jewish food and cheesesteaks and pretzels, there really isn't much going on. The nightlife is ok, but nothing spectacular. The history is cool, but you can see it in a da. Entire swaths of the city are crime infested filth pits, which is really a shame since there is so much civic pride.
Reminds me of a play on the old Philadelphia slogan: Remember our past, experience our future, forget about our present.
Without San Franciscos aesthetically pleasing looks, its just a dump full of stinking bums and is just lame and uninteresting.
Whatever. Philly hasn't been a first rate city since the mid 20th century. That title has belonged to NYC, Chicago, and LA with LA now #2 and Chicago #3.
Aside from good Italian and Jewish food and cheesesteaks and pretzels, there really isn't much going on. The nightlife is ok, but nothing spectacular. The history is cool, but you can see it in a da. Entire swaths of the city are crime infested filth pits, which is really a shame since there is so much civic pride.
Reminds me of a play on the old Philadelphia slogan: Remember our past, experience our future, forget about our present.
Nobody is California dreamin anymore that whole Malibu Barbie dreamhouse SunTanTom cheeh & chong Hollywood Blvd. thing is over withn all the smog gangs illegals bankrupcy foreclosures & businesses shutting down looks like San Andreas is all you've got.The most significant thing from Cali is Gold's Gym & AHHNOLD...although I did like him when he was big in in the eighties along with CALI.
wow you cali people are getting desperate. face it: east coast is the beast coast. no one can take us down! we dont think about you, but you all sure as hell think about us
Nope, you've create threads about the Bay Area because of your envy.
Nobody is California dreamin anymore that whole Malibu Barbie dreamhouse SunTanTom cheeh & chong Hollywood Blvd. thing is over withn all the smog gangs illegals bankrupcy foreclosures & businesses shutting down looks like San Andreas is all you've got.The most significant thing from Cali is Gold's Gym & AHHNOLD...although I did like him when he was big in in the eighties along with CALI.
So the fact that Philly has lost 30% of its population and the city is one stop away from falling into utter chaos means something?
I'm trying to stay out of this one right now b/c its gotten kind of out of hand, but this was just too funny lol.
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