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DaleNixon
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ryan
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You're missed!
I'm nice and snug between Baton Rouge and Beaumont, TX. - yes! - two cities that made the list.
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dessgeega
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i live in the fourth-safest city of population 500,000 or more!
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Shapermc
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Man, if it's more dangerous than Compton, Detroit, and New Orleans, I must be keepin' it real up here yo!
Fer real.
Shit, though, seriously, I take public transportation every day and work downtown. I could see more violence in any given week in New Orleans than I have seen here the whole time.
But really, I miss you guys.
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ryan
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Yeah, New Orleans didn't bother submitting its figures.
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dhex
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zog bless brooklyn:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gkjarvis/285835579/
dyker heights has some utterly banging malaysian food joints, btw. all the steamed chili tofu stuff you could possibly want.
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friedchicken
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dhex
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http://flickr.com/photos/eyefruit/43950732/
you could almost see my house from here. almost.
subway noise is a lot more bearable than truck noise, i tells ya.
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helicopterp
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I don't have a flicker account, so I'll just have to tell you that my bedroom window over looks three houses currently occupied by sorority girls. Sometimes they even sunbathe. It's dangerous living!
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FortNinety
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| dhex wrote: | | subway noise is a lot more bearable than truck noise, i tells ya. |
When I lived on 125th street, I could hear the 1 (and the 9 when it existed) run all the time, since it was above ground. And it never bothered me! Along with the shitty small apartment, I felt like a Blues Brother. |
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GSL
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ZOMG POWELLS! |
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friedchicken
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| Yeah, I thought you might recognise that. It's one of my first and best memories of Portland. |
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Harveyjames
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| Did you ever meet Seanbaby, living in Portland? |
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Scratchmonkey
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GSL
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| friedchicken wrote: | | Yeah, I thought you might recognise that. It's one of my first and best memories of Portland. |
Keeping on with the Portland-loving (and not quite derailing the topic), you should really pick up Chuck Palahniuk's Fugitives and Refugees. It's an absolutely hilarious guide to the more bizarre sights of the town that you'd never hear about from a 'real' travel guide. Also, Chuck lives there in Stumptown, so make with the celebrity stalking! I'd help but I've got my hands full down here keeping tabs on Bruce Campbell. |
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friedchicken
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| Greatsaintlouis wrote: | | Keeping on with the Portland-loving (and not quite derailing the topic), you should really pick up Chuck Palahniuk's Fugitives and Refugees. It's an absolutely hilarious guide to the more bizarre sights of the town that you'd never hear about from a 'real' travel guide. Also, Chuck lives there in Stumptown, so make with the celebrity stalking! I'd help but I've got my hands full down here keeping tabs on Bruce Campbell. |
How could this be derailing the thread? PDX (as between the two of us we throw out every single nickname for Portland) is south of Canada!
Yeah, I've heard of that book, and often considered picking it up. Now I will, thanks!
| Harveyjames wrote: | | Did you ever meet Seanbaby, living in Portland? |
Um. Not that I know of. Should I have? |
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