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^Furthermore does anybody hate on BosWash cuz Providence, Hartford, and Camden are apart of it? Nothing against those cities, just using them due to their not so positive reputation. A megaregion is a REGION and not focused on one particular city per se, especially a minor one in the 'boro (only for the NC natives. Lol).
I know plenty of people in the Boro.lol I know plenty of people who go to UNCG.
I know plenty of people in the Boro.lol I know plenty of people who go to UNCG.
Lol. Yeah, the 'boro started to grow on me recently. I love Winston. One of the more eclectic cities in NC. The Triad has done a great job in preserving a lot of their historic architecture and have a very great arts vibe. Of course, the Triad isn't for all, but it does house one of the best zoos in the nation. Take that Texas! Lol.
Wrong on both accounts. Atlanta alone destorys Austin and Austin is far from the smallest city within the triangle.
I am actually surprised that a Texan refuted this claim. But, that shows that there is some sort of respect between the two areas. I think people need to read the first post and understand what this thread is about.
Lol. Yeah, the 'boro started to grow on me recently. I love Winston. One of the more eclectic cities in NC. The Triad has done a great job in preserving a lot of their historic architecture and have a very great arts vibe. Of course, the Triad isn't for all, but it does house one of the best zoos in the nation. Take that Texas! Lol.
I love this statement. We'll give the Triangle college football, but college basketball belongs to the Piedmont.
I think that what he is saying is that ATL is ahead of Austin, not ATL is ahead of the Triangle.
But agree with you on the CB
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