Parks and the Health of Great Cities

[lifepgh2op]

Originally Posted by Awesomo.2000

But, nobody on this forum would find this interesting though.
Threads with high post counts are always:

"Pittsburgh sucks, I majored in underwater basket weaving and can't find a job, bla"
"ew, the houses here are ugly, They arn't the nice big McMansion like in the suburbs of Arizona"
"I hate the weather here. Whaaa. Even though this weekend was the first rain since like July, but whaaaaa!"
"lets bicker, and argue thread"
or
"Tgi fridays in Robinson, or Tuesdays in Monroeville. Which is better? thread"

Hey you forgot:

"Why are the people here normal-looking? (skinny, fat, white, black, etc.) Where are the 10s and movie stars?"

and "Why are there gum wrappers and cigarette butts on the ground in Braddock?"

[dugdogmaster]

Originally Posted by lifepgh2op

Hey you forgot:

"Why are the people here normal-looking? (skinny, fat, white, black, etc.) Where are the 10s and movie stars?"

and "Why are there gum wrappers and cigarette butts on the ground in Braddock?"

There's quite a few 10s, especially women, in this city

Mugatu, yeah, Florida is pretty darn oppressive when it come to the heat and humidity. I love how the thunderboomers always just pop up out of nowhere down there though

[BrianTH]

Originally Posted by dugdogmaster

What's everone's favorite park? Mine is Schenley

I'm partial to Frick, partly just because it is so close to me, but I also love the wilderness trails, and it has some unusual amenities (clay tennis courts, Hot Dog Dam, and so forth).