America's Most and Least Favorite Cities

[Sunday1]

Tom,

You said you have "yet to visit the Midwest" and yet nearly half of your "worst" ten places are IN the Midwest.....

???

[gtowe33]

People polled ranked Chicago LOW as far as "connectivity and sense of place".

Not a surprise.

[danielj72]

Originally Posted by flyingwriter

For all the negative press it gets in the national media, Detroit really isn't all that bad. It's a city with a lot of potential, it just needs good leadership.

Detoilet looks like a part of the third world that was dropped in the heart of North America. I wish I could see something good about Detroit but I dont. As a Michigan resident, I am ashamed what Detroit does for my states image and Im sick of paying for it in my taxes. I wish it would just dissapear.

[Aerio]

Originally Posted by gtowe33

People polled ranked Chicago LOW as far as "connectivity and sense of place".

Not a surprise.

What the hell would sense of place even mean?
Reminds me of a literary discussion in college about space and place. HAH!
Chicago must be a space, not a place. Egdon Heath, however, was a place; no wonder Eustacia died -- crazy broad!