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Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Originally Posted by Spade
Honestly, no. What you showed was just an open area of DC that is not meant to have much built on it. Even the Northeastern cities are built like this. However, if you scrolled the camera that took that picture to the left or right, you will see that it is built way differently than the South.
But also way differently than the Northeast as well.
It's at a crossroad between North and South, both architecturally and culturally, IMO.
Man, you people generalize too much. Ofcourse theres people in New York that wear dreads, maybe not as much as other cities but to say NO ONE? C'mon now. Every city has people that can dress, people that can't dress, people with gold teeth and dreads, people without gold teeth and dreads. Too many stereotypes on this site.
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