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The Atlantic City of the South (minus the boardwalk). Long, humid summers, in a bad position to receive a devastating hurricane impact (Katrina gave a pretty big blow), an important cash cow for a state that lags economically overall, beaches that aren't as pretty as those in AL/Florida.
The Atlantic City of the South (minus the boardwalk). Long, humid summers, in a bad position to receive a devastating hurricane impact (Katrina gave a pretty big blow), an important cash cow for a state that lags economically overall, beaches that aren't as pretty as those in AL/Florida.
Columbia, MD
Don't know much about the town personally. My niece is in the Army and stationed at nearby Ft. Mead. She's living in an apartment in Columbia and hates it. She says it's very expensive and people are distant/not particularly friendly.
I like the scenery, and it’s away from many of Portland’s problems. But their homeless problem is unacceptable.
Dearborn, Michigan
Dearborn has one of the biggest Muslim and Middle Eastern immigrant populations, in the whole US. It'd be cool to visit there someday, just to see some of the restaurants and bakeries there.
I have a friend now who's from there, he trash-talks the town and upstate NY constantly. Still seems like a cool place to visit, it supposedly has a lot of (Southeast Asian?) refugees settled there. Also, steamed hams.
I have a friend now who's from there, he trash-talks the town and upstate NY constantly. Still seems like a cool place to visit, it supposedly has a lot of (Southeast Asian?) refugees settled there. Also, steamed hams.
Mesa, AZ
Massive, bland, and sprawling suburb of Phoenix. Having a population of half a million, if it were cloned and transported into every state, it would be the most populous city in more than half of them.
Hampton, Virginia
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