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So now we're talking specific part of a borough vs. an entire borough. You must surely enjoy the game of constantly changing the parameters midstream, but if you persist you'll find that we can't participate in your threads when there are only variables and no constants!
There is a census coming up, we'll see.
And stop ducking my questions (other thread) and then maybe we'll have some constants.
Brooklyn TO ME is the best borough. (I'm done here)
Brooklyn TO ME is the best borough. (I'm done here)
I can't argue with your sentiment about Brooklyn. My father who lives there feels the same way, but I do challenge your inaccuracy that Brooklyn is more diversified that Queens.
I have to go along with justfarr1030 about Brooklyn, even though this thread risks becoming another one of those "this place vs. that place" popularity contests, the likes of which infest the General U.S. forum like mushrooms!
A long time ago bklyn was more diverse than qns. Not any more, in the last 25 years people from every corner of the globe has moved into qns. Cheaper,Larger housing in qns plus you can have a car a lot more easily than bklyn. Bklyn just seems more diverse because it is older, but it is not. Plus the hipsters are scared of queens because it is solidly working class WITHOUT trying to be ironic. In other words NO POSEURS ALLOWED!
I have to go along with justfarr1030 about Brooklyn, even though this thread risks becoming another one of those "this place vs. that place" popularity contests, the likes of which infest the General U.S. forum like mushrooms!
I really don't know what you mean. No one is challenging one's right to like a borough above others. Are you also arguing that Queens is NOT the most diverse borough?
It's actually no longer an adverse thing to be a hipster here. Now it's hip to be a hipster - much to my personal benefit.
you mean it's hip to be square? that is so 80s. And therefore retro. And therefore hip.
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