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Location: Far Northeast, D.C. and Montgomery County, MD
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I'm prolly one of the only dudes in DC that doesn't rock dreads. I refuse to look like everyone else and be a police suspect. But its funny though, if sumthin' goes down and the feds respond to it and get a description, its always a dude with dreads wearin a northface. lol.
when im with my friends, i cant tell you how many times we can just be walking down the street or on the subway minding our own business and police just press us out. smh.....
Lol...
foreal foreal though I just think NYC and DC don't along.
To tell you the truth, I never really think of NY and DC having beef or even really comparing with eachother. I always thought DC's enemy was Baltimore.
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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To tell you the truth, I never really think of NY and DC having beef or even really comparing with eachother. I always thought DC's enemy was Baltimore.
Location: Austin, TX/Chicago, IL/Houston, TX/Washington, DC
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Why do people in DC and people in Baltimore beef so much? There neighbors, it doesn't make much sense..?
I think it's because they're so close together.
I don't think they have actual beef, but they probably do have quite a lot of tension because both cities have distinct cultures, economies, and especially professional sports teams.
Plus they're both put in the same CSA.
At it's peak, Baltimore was once the 2nd largest city by population in the USA, only after NYC. It's fallen so far down the list since then. DC fell from it's peak as well.
I think it's because they're so close together.
I don't think they have actual beef, but they probably do have quite a lot of tension because both cities have distinct cultures, economies, and especially professional sports teams.
Plus they're both put in the same CSA.
At it's peak, Baltimore was once the 2nd largest city by population in the USA, only after NYC. It's fallen so far down the list since then. DC fell from it's peak as well.
I see I see, seriously B-More and DC should just unify, it would make things better.
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