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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ptarmigan on June 28, 2011, 08:07:38 PM
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America's Dirtiest Cities
http://travel.yahoo.com/p-interests-40390415
Who is surprised by New Orleans.
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Aren't most of those liberal havens?
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Aren't most of those liberal havens?
I wouldn't be surprised at all that they are.
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America's Dirtiest Cities
http://travel.yahoo.com/p-interests-40390415
Who is surprised by New Orleans.
I have unidentified sludge on my Doc Martens from my last trip to NOLA that won't be removed no matter what. That was 98. I have since been to the MGC twice after Katrina for cleaning up and finding stuff and people. That crap came off, and then I was in the storm zone, where we found dead people. NOLA should be proud of their dirt.
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I've been to New Orleans, but it was years ago, before Katrina. It didn't impress me as particularly dirty. Atlanta did---at least in the area near the Underground. I was there with a large group of people, but still felt uneasy. I used to live in San Antonio, which had good air quality and was usually neat and clean. But my impression on just entering Houston via the expressways was that of a dirty city. It seemed to have a green grunge on everything. The humidity was overbearing, as was the heat.
I guess bad impressions are lasting. I never wanted to live there, although probably didn't give it a fair chance.
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I've been to Atlanta a few times... I must have not noticed the really bad parts of town. I'm sure they're there, but DC was far more grubby and filthy than anything I saw in Atlanta.
I will admit I didn't get off the interstate on my way to Duluth.
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I don't know about Memphis, but yeah, those are among the most liberal cities in America.
I wonder why San Francisco isn't on the list, though. Maybe the gheys are all clean-freaks.
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For one thing to its credit, Chicago is very clean.
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For one thing to its credit, Chicago is very clean.
Except for it's politicians, they're as dirty as they can be.