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Originally Posted by city1234567
Yet another reason this argument is so clownish - He is talking about 2 cities, one of which isn't even a large metro area (san diego). The northeast has 4 of the top 10 metro areas or 4 of the top 7 combined areas in a 400 mile stretch. And you are comparing that to one giant metro area (LA) that sprawls into a medium size metro area (SD).
*This* should be the final statement in this thread.
*This* should be the final statement in this thread.
No, not really. There is no prerequisite size for what is and what is not a megalopolis and what metros should count, otherwise Boston no longer counts since Hartford is apparently too small to count.
A whole lot of shape shifting and goal post moving all in a weak attempt to refute statistical facts. LOL
On the other hand, I dont mind seeing you all put out of your misery. Especially since someone went to all the trouble of creating a user name specifically for this thread...#i feel honored
I call BS on both sides. There are pros and cons to both styles.
I mean is Santa Anna some panacea or greenbelt MD for that matter. Most of this is silly IMHO
What I find funny is the NE having some open space is deemed bad yet many say the access to open space in CA is part of what makes it special, or conversely density is the best, yet LA density (which is significant) is no good
montclair's never been to NJ, yet talks like he knows it
the irony ; )
more stats bro
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