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Youre twisting my words big time Bob. Show me where I said Houston was all suburbia and strip malls. Its obviously not, but Houston and Dallas are pretty suburban cities just as Atlanta is. Phoenix and Las Vegas are FAR more suburban and strip mall oriented than Houston, Dallas, or Atlanta are. Of the above mentioned cities, only Vegas is really iconic though.
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Originally Posted by peterlemonjello
The other thing if the OP hates suburbia and strip malls, she would not have included Houston in the list of cities that are iconic
How else was one supposed to interpret that? No, you didn't say verbatim that it's all suburbia and strip malls, but it is kind of implied.
What was implied that to think that Dallas is suburbia and strip malls but Houston is urban and iconic is baboonishly moronic.
Who said that? I must have missed that post. I agree with you there, though. Usually I agree with most of your posts, so perhaps I missed out on the original context. If that's the case, then I apologize.
New York City
Los Angeles
Miami
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Considering the list that Davy-040 presented. People go to Orlando to go to Disney World not the city itself. People go to Honolulu to visit the Hawaiian Islands not the city itself. I wouldn't include DC, Chicago or Boston in this list.
New York City
Los Angeles
Miami
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Considering the list that Davy-040 presented. People go to Orlando to go to Disney World not the city itself. People go to Honolulu to visit the Hawaiian Islands not the city itself. I wouldn't include DC, Chicago or Boston in this list.
"In America, there is New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. Everywhere else is Cleveland.”
Quote by Mark Twain.
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