Massimo2002
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And Why ?
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What City Is The Best ?
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The only one I've been to is Chicago, and I didn't like it.
Chicago proper, or Chicagoland (aka, the suburbs) and which ones?
Chicagoland is one of the few places I've lived for a significant period of time. It wasn't my thing either - I just don't do big metropolitan areas so much - but the forest preserve system along the north shore alone is something amazing.
Both.
I am not sure of all the suburbs I've gone through, but Wheaton was were I spent the most time, at the Theosophical Society. Beautiful grounds, though the organization left a bad taste in my mouth(figuratively speaking).
Yeah, its the 'sprawling' aspect I didn't really like. Too busy.
I enjoyed the lake, though. Part of me has bonded very strongly with it over the years, and I'd love to be able to be closer to it some day.
I really can't give an informed opinion, because I've only been to four of the ten listed.
Of the four I've visited, I would have to go with Pittsburgh, because I like the hills.
I spent a good deal of my life in Chicago until just before the turn of the century. One of the tipping points that affected my departure with a 60 mile commute that took me 7 hours.
Of the four I've visited, I would have to go with Pittsburgh, because I like the hills.
I spent a good deal of my life in Chicago until just before the turn of the century. One of the tipping points that affected my departure with a 60 mile commute that took me 7 hours.
mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
I don't know since I have never been to North America.
In your list I've only been to Los Angeles so i selected that although it's certainly not the best I've been to.
King Phenomenon
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Cities pale in comparison to the country. They’re fun for a short time though.
Wirey
Fartist
Winnipeg is the name the Fockawii tribe used for "Toilet".
The best isn't even on the list....
The People's Republic Of Ann Arbor.
www.mlive.com
Trivia....
"Ann Arbor" is an ancient Potawatami word for "snooty liberals"
In the Wyandot language, it means "Birkenstock wearing".
The People's Republic Of Ann Arbor.
Michigan college town ranked the No. 1 best place to live in America in 2023
Ranking just behind the number one city were Raleigh, Huntsville, Fayetteville and Colorado Springs.
Trivia....
"Ann Arbor" is an ancient Potawatami word for "snooty liberals"
In the Wyandot language, it means "Birkenstock wearing".
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And along the Chicago river. I can vouch, I pretty much lived in the forest preserves there when I was a teenager.
Tinkerpeach
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Can you add one to the list that isn’t a liberal cesspool?
Massimo2002
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Can you name a city that isn't liberal in Canada or The United States ?
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Massimo2002
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Won't you take me home
The name “Copenhagen” is derived from two different words: “København” in Danish and “Havn” in Old Norse. When translated literally, it means “merchant’s harbor” or “tradesman’s harbor”.
I absolutely loved the Des Plaines River trail system. I'd ride my bike on it frequently.