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I thought comma was Australian? :confused:
Nope, I talked to someone on here recently who turned out to be Australian after I assumed they were from the United States. Something like that.
We won't be having any dissing of Tina Belcher or any other facet of Bob's Burgers here thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeneko Rocker -- Tim
Basically everything Spuuky said, especially #3.
I'm honestly shocked that Nox is the only person who mentioned Texas.
I mean, I LOVE this state. Super cheap living. Mostly nice people. The only downside is the ultra-conservatives who don't at least respect the differences of others (even if they'll never agree), but even those are thinning out in more of the metropolitan areas.
So maybe... maybe just those people. Sure, I'll whine about that.
Oh, and whining. ;)
I was in Newark for a job interview recently. While the city does still have a lot of work ahead, the progress the people have made since I first visited (about ten years ago) is astonishing. The downtown area is quite pretty and the infrastructure is pleasing. It's not New York, but hey...nothing is. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
I absolutely hate Bakersfield, CA. That ass-backwards town made me want to dragon kick a baby. San Francisco sucks, too. Bootleg-ass hipster Brooklyn...and the hipster neighborhoods in BK sure to begin with. Doppelgangers and imitations are even worse.
People replying to the thread title not the subject content.
I mean, all of Canada is cool by me. Even Orillia.
Parts? Which parts do I hate?
Oh you poor naive soul.
Firstly stfu. Secondly that is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by LocoColt04
While I have a love/hate relationship with NJ I was born there and lived in the burbs near the mountains. It was glorious. With the exception of Newark, Irvington, and some parts of Jersey City it's not a bad state. Tired of it gettin a bad rap because of those annoying guidos from NY and just general trend of hating a place you have never been to.
Worse part of America is clearly tourists. Learn to walk imo.
:mad2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Adequate
He's still mad about his O'Hare Airport Experience, don't pay any attention to him.
The Newark Airport, oh gosh.
The sky was brown
The buildings were brown
The grass was brown
The river was brown
There was a pigeon walking around the airport (I dunno why)
The pigeon...
was brown.
:|
Seriously? That's not even in the city.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
You still frequently have to use it to get to or through Chicago, and it's a terrible airport. Right up there with Newark.
And then, of course, Chicago still has infamously horrible politicians and a horrible police department.
I am not denying that the airport is terrible, but to judge a whole city by that is a bit silly because...Quote:
Originally Posted by Raistlin
A) Chicago has much larger problems.
B) Flying in general is a pain in the ass.