New York metro vs. Miami metro vs. Los Angeles metro (beautiful, best)

[TANaples]

Originally Posted by BigCityGuy

Yes and Yes well most like 95%. Did you click the links? Times Square is not even a huge portion of the city.

Tourists want to see big buildings, bright lights in NYC, not trees. They can see trees where they come from. That is why the tree lined streets are in the neighborhoods so the NEW YORKERS can see them,

What to tourists want to see who come to LA or Miami from other parts of the country? Palm trees, which they cannot see in Minnesota, etc., etc.

[BigCityGuy]

Originally Posted by TANaples

Tourists want to see big buildings, bright lights in NYC, not trees. They can see trees where they come from. That is why the tree lined streets are in the neighborhoods so the NEW YORKERS can see them,

You mean residential neighborhoods and streets. But they wanna see trees, too. Does the most visited city park, Central Park, ring any bells?

[TANaples]

Originally Posted by BigCityGuy

You mean residential neighborhoods and streets. But they wanna see trees, too. Does the most visited city park, Central Park, ring any bells?

I would hope, and expect, a park to have trees.

[Hollywood Inquirer]

Just want to show you LA is big

http://mappery.com/maps/Los-Angeles-neighborhood-map.mediumthumb.gif (broken link)


And still has more trees.

[polo89]

Originally Posted by Hollywood Inquirer

What's the diffrenxe between that and this



LA has tree lined streets too.

I LOVE the pic. And I agree. A tree is a tree. And I enjoy palm trees the BEST out of ALL trees.

[polo89]

Originally Posted by BCreass

One city is soulless and superficial looking, the other has charm and character (take a wild guess).

Since when do they determine Soul by what type a tree a city has? What's so superficial about palm trees? Palm trees don't have charm? What is so "souless" about LA? And what makes NYC soulful? Can you explain?(If you don't mind) Both cities have SOUL.

[BigCityGuy]

Originally Posted by Hollywood Inquirer

Just want to show you LA is big




And still has more trees.

Boring.

[TANaples]

It's a matter of personal taste. I find palm trees ugly and grotesque. I try as much as I can to ignore them. Very difficult since they are all over.

I will be very happy when I never have to see another one in my life.

[Hollywood Inquirer]

Originally Posted by BigCityGuy

Boring.

Snoresville

[LINative]

Originally Posted by Hollywood Inquirer

please if anything is superficial it's that **** hole you call your home MIA.

Polo, I thought instead of attacking BCreass you might have responded to this. But I guessed wrong.