[OT] Best and Worst American Cities according to Europeans

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South Beach is crowded with clueless tourists & the streets are full of
trash.

Yes, and it also has the higher average rate price for hotels in the
country. Higher than NYC. Sounds like a lot of people want to go there.

That is 100% not true.

Have you ever actually BEEN to and stayed in South Beach? Or NYC?

If so, you KNOW that hotels (I'm talking about the nice, art deco,
boutique hotels) cost FAR less than NYC.

With this comment, I'm starting to think that you've never been to
South Beach. Or New York City.

"Dave Christian" wrote in message
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"Dave Christian" wrote in message
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In article _x9oh.127677$hn.120948@edtnps82,
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The whole cuteness of Europeans adopting Hegelian dialectics, where
contradictions are acceptable and fascism is enjoyed by that
continent.

I find it interesting that Europeans think that there is such a thing
as a "typical" American city.

There's not such thing as a typical American, period. We're too
diverse.

My wife and I have travelled extensively, but we've never been to
Europe. We were discussing this the other day and decided that we
have no interest in going there. I'll go back to New Zealand,
Australia, South America, ... but I doubt that I will ever set a
foot in any country in Europe. No great loss.

My point indeed: Americans are the most IGNORANT people on the planet

Because I have no interest in Europe? Funny. Talk about ignorant.

You have been called idiot by several on the NG. Give it up.

Alohacyberian wrote:
"striker" wrote in message
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Europeans, particularly Italians and French, besides living in two of the
most beautiful countries in the world, are known for their good taste when
it comes to quality of life (food, clothes, cars, night life, weather,
women, etc). According to a recent poll these are the impressions of
Europeans about American cities.

5 Best (the least American cities):

Miami

Do Americans agree?

I'll bet they didn't consider Honolulu which is much cooler in the summer,
much warmer in the winter, less humid and surrounded by spectacular
mountains while Miami & environs are flat as a pancake. Miami can fear
hurricanes on a yearly basis, while Honolulu hasn't been hit by a hurricane
in over 40 years. KM

Honolulu has something I loathe anywhwe CONGESTED TRAAAAAFFFIC!
Otherwise, it's just another big city that happens to be conveniently
located to gorgeous, almost otherworldly places. To me at least. YMMV.
HTH. HAND. IDNKWTAM.

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"Dave Christian" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

South Beach is crowded with clueless tourists & the streets are full of
trash.

Yes, and it also has the higher average rate price for hotels in the
country. Higher than NYC. Sounds like a lot of people want to go there.

That is 100% not true.

Have you ever actually BEEN to and stayed in South Beach? Or NYC?

If so, you KNOW that hotels (I'm talking about the nice, art deco,
boutique hotels) cost FAR less than NYC.

With this comment, I'm starting to think that you've never been to
South Beach. Or New York City.

Let's go on Travelocity to compare?

Tell me what area of Manhattan you want to pick and we'll see.

"Dave Christian" kirjoitti
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Because I have no interest in Europe? Funny. Talk about ignorant.

The homo has no reason to crosspost to rte then.

Seems pretty accurate to me.

striker wrote:
Europeans, particularly Italians and French, besides living in two of the
most beautiful countries in the world, are known for their good taste when
it comes to quality of life (food, clothes, cars, night life, weather,
women, etc). According to a recent poll these are the impressions of
Europeans about American cities.

5 Best (the least American cities):

Miami
San Diego
NYC
San Francisco
Boston

5 Worst (typical American cities):

Houston
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland

Most Overrated (these cities are not necessarily bad, just plain overrated
by Americans who have no standards):

New Orleans
Austin
Los Angeles
Chicago
Las Vegas



Do Americans agree?

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Dave Christian wrote:

My wife and I have travelled extensively, but we've never been to
Europe. We were discussing this the other day and decided that we
have no interest in going there. I'll go back to New Zealand,
Australia, South America, ... but I doubt that I will ever set a foot in
any country in Europe. No great loss.

With sentiments like these, it's best that you don't go.


Nah.

I've been all over Europe. I'd rather go to Buffalo.

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"Magda" wrote in message
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On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:51:37 GMT, in soc.culture.french, "Jefferson N.
Glapski"
arranged some electrons, so they
looked like this:

... "Paul C" wrote in message
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... On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 08:30:05 GMT, "Jefferson N. Glapski"
... wrote:
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... And I'm not an American, so you are wrong twice in your post.
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... He's a British colonial boy. )))
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... I'm colonized, but by folks with better teeth.

You mistyped "veneers".


Hey, at least they have dental care and know what dental hygienists are.

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"striker" wrote in message
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"Alohacyberian" wrote in message
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"striker" wrote in message
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Europeans, particularly Italians and French, besides living in two of
the most beautiful countries in the world, are known for their good
taste when it comes to quality of life (food, clothes, cars, night life,
weather, women, etc). According to a recent poll these are the
impressions of Europeans about American cities.

5 Best (the least American cities):

Miami

Do Americans agree?

I'll bet they didn't consider Honolulu which is much cooler in the
summer, much warmer in the winter,

I am not sure about that. Today the low in Miami is 72 and in Honolulu 70.

less humid and surrounded by spectacular mountains while Miami & environs
are flat as a pancake.

Miami has better night life and by the way Hawaii is very overrated (again
only by Americans as Europeans hardly care to go there). Caribbeans are
better (if anything for the general latin atmosphere). Maldive, Polinesia,
Mauritius, Seychelle, parts of the Thailand Islands are even better. But
then again it all goes back to Americans knowing nothing about the outside
world.

Miami can fear hurricanes on a yearly basis, while Honolulu hasn't been
hit by a hurricane in over 40 years. KM

You forgot to mention that they certainly enjoy much more the hot
sophisticated latin culture to the boring asian one.


Racist.

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striker wrote:
"Alohacyberian" wrote in message
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"striker" wrote in message
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Europeans, particularly Italians and French, besides living in two of the
most beautiful countries in the world, are known for their good taste
when it comes to quality of life (food, clothes, cars, night life,
weather, women, etc). According to a recent poll these are the
impressions of Europeans about American cities.

5 Best (the least American cities):

Miami

Do Americans agree?

I'll bet they didn't consider Honolulu which is much cooler in the summer,
much warmer in the winter,

I am not sure about that. Today the low in Miami is 72 and in Honolulu 70.

less humid and surrounded by spectacular mountains while Miami & environs
are flat as a pancake.

Miami has better night life and by the way Hawaii is very overrated (again
only by Americans as Europeans hardly care to go there). Caribbeans are
better (if anything for the general latin atmosphere). Maldive, Polinesia,
Mauritius, Seychelle, parts of the Thailand Islands are even better. But
then again it all goes back to Americans knowing nothing about the outside
world.


I have no idea about Hawaii, but I traveled quite a bit in the
Caribbean and it is very overrated.