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What *might* happen if the female whores of TA got together?? (pg. 68)
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Vivid Boy
i think tge majority of ppl at wmc arent even from miami |
exactly. now that doesn't mean that the locals are awesome, but it certainly changes things.
clovis, you DID base your opinion of the entire city based on people you met while partying during wmc in south beach and downtown miami. i'm telling you for a fact that this is not a good basis for an overall opinion. that's just common sense. |
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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
exactly. now that doesn't mean that the locals are awesome, but it certainly changes things.
clovis, you DID base your opinion of the entire city based on people you met while partying during wmc in south beach and downtown miami. i'm telling you for a fact that this is not a good basis for an overall opinion. that's just common sense. |
he based it on the city not the people at the parties tard |
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
he based it on the city not the people at the parties tard |
all he ing did was see a hotel (or wherever he stayed in sobe) and a bunch of nightclubs during wmc!
miami is huge and a lot more laid back when it's not wmc. there's tons of other parts of not even just miami but south florida in general that are really ing cool. |
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| Zild |
| Ok then if you want to say that, but that is exactly what I said, and everyone assumed I was basing my decision on the people I met at parties. When I was actually basing it on the city. |
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| Slylee |
| personally i think hollywood/ft.lauderdale is really cool and that's where i live. miami has it's s as do most big cities...lots of snobby rich latins and it's expensive to do anything in miami but there's great food and tons of stuff to do and see...like the design district and then there's aventura/north miami, etc... the beaches in south florida speak for themselves. they are no different than any beach in the bahamas...i've been to both. |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by iclone
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but arnold invited me :sadgreen: |
Doesn't count! That fatcat lives high up in his ivory tower in Sacramento, nowhere near the city of Los Angeles. It's literally brimming with people. I'm sitting on someone right now. |
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| samochod |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
personally i think hollywood/ft.lauderdale is really cool and that's where i live. miami has it's s as do most big cities...lots of snobby rich latins and it's expensive to do anything in miami but there's great food and tons of stuff to do and see...like the design district and then there's aventura/north miami, etc... the beaches in south florida speak for themselves. they are no different than any beach in the bahamas...i've been to both. |
So what's your opinion on this article:
http://www.miamibeach411.com/news/i...ate-about-miami
I know you'll be a little defensive because you live near Miami but be truthful. |
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| Zild |
numbers 2, 6, 9, and 10 were the deal breakers for myself |
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| samochod |
| Some of the what's described could be in any black/Hispanic urban setting, where ppl a rude and inconsiderate especially when it comes to driving. Cutting you off, no turn signals, speeding down residential streets, loud aftermarket exhausts, obnoxiously loud bass music that rattles the entire car, etc but it seems Miami is more so. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
exactly. now that doesn't mean that the locals are awesome, but it certainly changes things.
clovis, you DID base your opinion of the entire city based on people you met while partying during wmc in south beach and downtown miami. i'm telling you for a fact that this is not a good basis for an overall opinion. that's just common sense. |
I still think New York, San Francisco, LA have 100x more soul and culture than Miami.
Apart from some cuban and caribbean flair and neat architecture Miami feels like anywhere else in America to me.
I'm sure there are great people who live there and cool things to see, just like you can find ANYWHERE in this country from Oklahoma to Idaho, but on the whole I could not live there, I'd get ing bored.
LA is a hundred times the cultural melting pot that Miami is. |
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| samochod |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
I still think New York, San Francisco, LA have 100x more soul and culture than Miami.
Apart from some cuban and caribbean flair and neat architecture Miami feels like anywhere else in America to me.
I'm sure there are great people who live there and cool things to see, just like you can find ANYWHERE in this country from Oklahoma to Idaho, but on the whole I could not live there, I'd get ing bored.
LA is a hundred times the cultural melting pot that Miami is. |
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no offense to TubbulareBills but there ain't a lot goin on between oklahoma to idaho |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by samochod
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no offense to TubbulareBills but there ain't a lot goin on between oklahoma to idaho |
Yeah, re-read what I wrote. I said I'm sure there are cool people and things to see, which there are. |
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