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Anyways, I thought that a thread purely devoted to inner-city quarrels of our nation's largest cities...
(each borough of NYC in fight, Northside vs. Southside vs. Westside Chicago, Compton vs. Watts, Inner-belt Houston vs. Outer Belt Houston, etc. as examples)
...would be cool. Topics could be based on economics, asthetics, local population friendliness, crime rate, etc. and the first city to discuss can be....
Queens of course, everything is diverse. Queens is the most diverse borough (people-wise). The architecture in Queens ranges from skyscrapers to typical urban to typical suburban to mansions to "olde European" to Beach/Floridian, etc. I live all the boroughs a lot but Queens is my favorite (I'm not being a homer lol). After Queens my favorite would be Staten Island followed by Manhattan & Brooklyn (tied) and then The Bronx.
the bronx has some of the best things in the city outside manhattan. Yankee stadium,city island, bronx zoo, new york botanical garden.Museums aswell, good spanish food too
The only places in the Houston metro out side of the 610 Loop worth going to is Galveston, Uptown, and the Woodlands. NASA is only cool if your a space junkie or under the age of 12. Every thing else is just bland cookie cutter suburbia.
And in Dallas, Denton has the bet independent music scene by far. Fort Worth is also way better than Dallas.
I love Brooklyn...and it's close enough to Manhattan to enjoy the great things offered there but still live in your own little Brooklyn neighborhood.
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